SUPPORT FRONTLINE COMMUNITIES THIS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
A STORY OF LOVE AND RESISTANCE WATCHED OVER 4 MILLION TIMES
HELP US CONTINUE THE FIGHT THIS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
A STORY OF LOVE AND RESISTANCE WATCHED OVER 4 MILLION TIMES
HELP US CONTINUE THE FIGHT THIS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
SUPPORT FRONTLINE COMMUNITIES THIS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
A STORY OF LOVE AND RESISTANCE WATCHED OVER 4 MILLION TIMES
HELP US CONTINUE THE FIGHT THIS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
YANUNI was released on YouTube on Amazon Day, sharing Juma Xipaia's story with the world. In just over a month, it has been watched 6,181,163 times. Thank you.
On October 12th, Indigenous Peoples' Day, we're inviting you to share this important film and encouraging donations to the YANUNI FUND, a fund led by Instituto Juma supporting Indigenous-led protection of the forest we all depend on.
SHARE YANUNI ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
How to use:
- Make sure to include the link to the film and the donation page
- Tag and invite @yanunifilm to collaborate on all Instagram posts
Suggested Caption:
This Indigenous Peoples' Day I'm supporting @yanunifilm and @juma_xipaia.
Released on @YouTube on Amazon Day, YANUNI has been watched over 4 million times. Directed by @RichardLadkani and co-produced by @LeonardoDiCaprio, it’s a true story of love and resistance following Indigenous Chief Juma Xipaia.
This Indigenous Peoples' Day, I'm asking for your help to support the YANUNI FUND. In partnership with Instituto Juma, the YANUNI FUND has been built to strengthen the resistance and autonomy of Indigenous peoples defending their territories, their cultures, and the Amazon, funding those directly on the frontlines.
Find the link to watch the film and support the YANUNI FUND in stories.
ABOUT THE YANUNI FUND
The YANUNI FUND was created to strengthen the resistance and autonomy of Indigenous Peoples in defending their territories, cultures, and the Amazon.
Through the creation of a five-year impact platform (2026–2030) coordinated by the Juma Institute, the YANUNI FUND will channel resources toward long-term initiatives led by Indigenous leaders across the southwestern region of Pará. These initiatives will focus on Indigenous rights, women’s leadership, territorial management, cultural strengthening, traditional medicine, bioeconomy, and food sovereignty.
Rooted in the Amazon, the leadership of the Juma Institute is grounded in an Indigenous vision. But its mission does not belong to a single people, territory, or community. You are invited to be part of this story of transformation.
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