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Filmmaker and founder of the Catitu Institute, Mari Corrêa develops audiovisual training projects as a tool for promoting the cultural value of indigenous peoples. She began her audiovisual work with indigenous communities in 1992, in the Xingu Indigenous Park. In 2009, Mari Corrêa founded the Catitu Institute – Aldeia em Cena (Village on Stage), where she develops projects with an emphasis on the appropriation of technologies and new languages by indigenous peoples, especially youth and women.

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