We, the People: il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni

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Siamo felici di aver raccolto cos\\u0026igrave; tante belle immagini per celebrare i 50 anni di Survival; spero davvero che ci aiutino a motivare le persone a sostenere la nostra causa e unirsi al movimento\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EIl calendario racchiude scatti di\\u0026nbsp;Steve McCurry,\\u0026nbsp;Livia Monami,\\u0026nbsp;Yann Arthus-Bertrand,\\u0026nbsp;James Morgan,\\u0026nbsp;Timothy Allen,\\u0026nbsp;Wayne Quilliam,\\u0026nbsp;George Rodger,\\u0026nbsp;Claudia Andujar,\\u0026nbsp;Jane Baldwin,\\u0026nbsp;Carol Beckwith \\u0026amp; Angela Fisher,\\u0026nbsp;Brent Stirton,\\u0026nbsp;Gleison Miranda,\\u0026nbsp;Bryan \\u0026amp; Cherry Alexander, Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EL\\u0027immagine di copertina del calendario ritrae un uomo Bayaka della Repubblica Centrafricana, scatto di\\u0026nbsp;Timothy Allen: \\u0026ldquo;I Bayaka\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;mangiano 8 tipi diversi di miele selvatico e il loro stile di vita largamente autosufficiente prevede l\\u0026rsquo;utilizzo di centinaia di piante differenti. I territori indigeni sono le aree a pi\\u0026ugrave; alta biodiversit\\u0026agrave; della terra: le prove dimostrano che i popoli indigeni sanno prendersi cura dei loro ambienti e della fauna meglio di chiunque altro\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EUomo Bayaka, Repubblica Centrafricana, 2016\\u0026nbsp;\\u0026copy; Timothy Allen \\\/ humanplanet.com\\\/timothyallen\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E2 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752315_04696696d6\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022504\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752315_04696696d6\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022504\\u0022\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Steve McCurry con il ritratto di un ragazzo della trib\\u0026ugrave; dei Suri nella Valle dell\\u0026rsquo;Omo, in Etiopia:\\u0026nbsp;\\u0026ldquo;Da decine di migliaia di anni\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;gli uomini usano l\\u0026rsquo;impronta della mano per lasciare un segno della propria esistenza. Le mani del logo di Survival International ci ricordano che i popoli indigeni vivono qui e ora, e che devono avere un posto nel mondo di domani come chiunque altro. Ma ci rivolgono anche un appello collettivo a sostenerli\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ERagazzo della trib\\u0026ugrave; dei Suri, Valle dell\\u0026rsquo;Omo, Etiopia, 2014 \\u0026copy; Steve McCurry \\\/ www.stevemccurry.com\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E3 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752312_b0ff804a72\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752312_b0ff804a72\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Livia Monami, ritratto di un villaggio Tsaatan, in Mongolia: \\u0026ldquo;Le societ\\u0026agrave; indigene sono contemporanee e moderne\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;semplicemente non sono industrializzate. Sono straordinariamente diverse e da loro possiamo imparare molto. Spesso antepongono la comunit\\u0026agrave; all\\u0026rsquo;individuo, e condividono e scambiano i beni invece di accumulare ricchezza personale\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EVillaggio Tsaatan, Mongolia, 2004 \\u0026copy; Livia Monami \\\/ www.liviamonami.com\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E4 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752309_9e040be3b7\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752309_9e040be3b7\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Yann Arthus-Bertrand, ritratto di un villaggio Himba, in Namibia: \\u0026ldquo;Spesso si afferma erroneamente\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;che le terre indigene sono \\u0026lsquo;selvagge\\u0026rsquo;, ma gli ambienti \\u0026lsquo;naturali\\u0026rsquo; pi\\u0026ugrave; celebri al mondo sono le terre ancestrali di milioni di indigeni che li hanno plasmati, alimentati e protetti per millenni\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EVillaggio Himba, Namibia, 1997 \\u0026copy; Yann Arthus-Bertrand http:\\\/\\\/www.yannarthusbertrand2.org\\\/\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E5 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752306_d17ab72484\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752306_d17ab72484\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di James Morgan, ritratto di un bambino Bajau della Malesia: \\u0026ldquo;I popoli indigeni\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;hanno una profonda conoscenza del mondo naturale e sono conservazionisti esperti. Hanno una comprensione unica di cosa significhi vivere in modo sostenibile\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EBambino Bajau, Malesia \\u0026copy; James Morgan \\\/ www.jamesmorgan.co.uk\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E6 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752303_4a241e8774\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752303_4a241e8774\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi, sono quelli del calendario \\u003Cem\\u003EWe, the People 2019\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E di Survival International, che festeggia i suoi 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Timothy Allen, ritratto di un uomo Bayaka della Repubblica Centrafricana: \\u0026ldquo;I Bayaka\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;mangiano 8 tipi diversi di miele selvatico e il loro stile di vita largamente autosufficiente prevede l\\u0026rsquo;utilizzo di centinaia di piante differenti. I territori indigeni sono le aree a pi\\u0026ugrave; alta biodiversit\\u0026agrave; della terra: le prove dimostrano che i popoli indigeni sanno prendersi cura dei loro ambienti e della fauna meglio di chiunque altro\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EUomo Bayaka, Repubblica Centrafricana, 2016\\u0026nbsp;\\u0026copy; Timothy Allen \\\/ humanplanet.com\\\/timothyallen\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E7 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752300_219208523d\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752300_219208523d\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Wayne Quilliam, ritratto di alcuni aborigeni australiani: \\u0026ldquo;Gli aborigeni australiani\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;lottano da pi\\u0026ugrave; di duecento anni per mantenere il controllo delle loro terre e delle loro vite, e per continuare a celebrare la loro ricca e vibrante identit\\u0026agrave;\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EAborigeni australiani \\u0026copy; Wayne Quilliam \\\/ www.aboriginal.photography\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E8 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752297_641e216984\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752297_641e216984\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni. Tra gli scatti quello di George Rodger, ritratto di donne Nuba del Sudan: \\u0026ldquo;I popoli indigeni che mantengono il controllo della loro terra\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;sono pi\\u0026ugrave; sani, e hanno una qualit\\u0026agrave; di vita decisamente migliore di coloro che sono stati sfrattati e che si sono visti imporre lo \\u0026lsquo;sviluppo\\u0026rsquo; dall\\u0026rsquo;esterno. I popoli indigeni devono essere liberi di scegliere autonomamente come adattarsi a un mondo in continuo cambiamento\\u0026rdquo;. \\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EDonne Nuba, Sudan, 1949 \\u0026copy; George Rodger \\\/ Magnum Photos\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E9 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752294_a6571d2dd3\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752294_a6571d2dd3\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni. Tra gli scatti quello di Claudia Andujar, ritratto di Yanomami del Brasile: \\u0026ldquo;La fotografa Claudia Andujar\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;\\u0026egrave; stata tra i fondatori della vittoriosa campagna per i diritti territoriali degli Yanomami (CCPY). Survival ha lavorato per garantire che le voci degli Yanomami arrivassero in tutto il mondo. Dopo vent\\u0026rsquo;anni, la campagna ha avuto successo: oggi il territorio yanomami \\u0026egrave; l\\u0026rsquo;area di foresta pluviale sotto controllo dei popoli indigeni pi\\u0026ugrave; grande al mondo\\u0026rdquo;. \\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EYanomami, Brasile \\u0026copy; Claudia Andujar \\\/\\u0026nbsp;cl.andujar@uol.com.br\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E10 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752291_8f6abb5ddc\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752291_8f6abb5ddc\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Jane Baldwin, ritratto di giovani Dassanech sul Delta del Fiume Omo, in Etiopia: \\u0026ldquo;Per i popoli indigeni\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;la terra \\u0026egrave; vita. La loro terra fornisce loro cibo, medicine, vestiti, una casa e il senso di identit\\u0026agrave; e appartenenza. Il furto delle terre indigene \\u0026egrave; un crimine riconosciuto dalla legge internazionale\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EGiovani Dassanech, delta del Fiume Omo, Etiopia, 2007 \\u0026copy; Jane Baldwin \\\/ janebaldwin.com\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E11 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752288_e249a4bea4\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752288_e249a4bea4\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Carol Beckwith \\u0026amp; Angela Fisher, ritratto di un ragazzo Dinka del Sudan: \\u0026ldquo;Pi\\u0026ugrave; di 150 milioni di uomini, donne e bambini in oltre 60 nazioni\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;vivono in societ\\u0026agrave; tribali. Sono in gran parte autosufficienti e dipendono dalle loro terre per la loro salute e il loro benessere\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ERagazzo Dinka, Sudan, \\u0026copy; Carol Beckwith \\u0026amp; Angela Fisher \\\/ carolbeckwith-angelafisher.com\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E12 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752285_952521fcf3\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752285_952521fcf3\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Brent Stirton, ritratto di anziani Mindima della Nuova Guinea: \\u0026ldquo;Tra tutte le lingue parlate al mondo\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;una su sei proviene dalla Nuova Guinea. Le societ\\u0026agrave; indigene rappresentano una parte essenziale della diversit\\u0026agrave; umana\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EAnziani Mindima, Nuova Guinea, 2008 \\u0026copy; Brent Stirton \\\/ www.brentstirton.com\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E13 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752282_7b40c682fd\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752282_7b40c682fd\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni. Tra gli scatti quello di Gleison Miranda per la Funda\\u0026ccedil;\\u0026atilde;o Nacional do \\u0026Iacute;ndio, ritratto di una trib\\u0026ugrave; incontattata del Brasile: \\u0026ldquo;Nel mondo\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;esistono pi\\u0026ugrave; di 100 trib\\u0026ugrave; incontattate. Survival International \\u0026egrave; l\\u0026rsquo;unica organizzazione che lotta per impedirne lo sterminio\\u0026rdquo;. \\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla \\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETrib\\u0026ugrave; incontattata, Brasile, 2010 \\u0026copy; Gleison Miranda\\\/FUNAI\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E14 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752279_06585e1ff2\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752279_06585e1ff2\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ETra gli scatti quello di Bryan \\u0026amp; Cherry Alexander, \\u0026nbsp;ritratto di una donna\\u0026nbsp; Khanty delle penisola di Yamal, in Russia: \\u0026ldquo;Dalle montagne della Siberia alla foresta amazzonica\\u0026rdquo; commenta Survival International \\u0026ldquo;i popoli indigeni non sono primitive reliquie di un passato remoto: sono nostri contemporanei e i migliori custodi del mondo naturale\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EDonna Khanty, Yamal, Russia, 2013 \\u0026copy; Bryan \\u0026amp; Cherry Alexander \\\/ www.arcticphoto.com\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E15 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752276_b744287951\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022543\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752276_b744287951\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022543\\u0022\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EOgni calendario \\u0026egrave; corredato di un piccolo calendario da tavolo gratuito\\u0026nbsp;con un ritratto dei cacciatori-raccoglitori Aw\\u0026agrave;, immagine del fotografo brasiliano Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado. \\u0026ldquo;Costretto dalla campagna internazionale di Survival International\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;il Brasile \\u0026egrave; infine intervenuto per impedire l\\u0026rsquo;estinzione della trib\\u0026ugrave; pi\\u0026ugrave; minacciata del mondo\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EAw\\u0026aacute;, Brasile, 2013 \\u0026copy; Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado\\\/Survival International\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E16 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752273_328630a7e3\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752273_328630a7e3\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi, sono quelli del calendario \\u003Cem\\u003EWe, the People 2019\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E di Survival International, che festeggia i suoi 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ESurvival International, che ha un ufficio anche in Italia, \\u0026egrave; stata, infatti, fondata nel 1969 dopo la pubblicazione il 23 febbraio di quell\\u0026rsquo;anno sul \\u003Cem\\u003ESunday Times Magazine\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E di \\u003Cem\\u003EGenocide\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E, reportage dello scrittore britannico Norman Lewis, con immagini del fotografo e fotoreporter, anch\\u0026rsquo;egli britannico, Don McCullin, sul genocidio degli indiani brasiliani.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EDalla sua nascita la missione di Survival International \\u0026egrave;, infatti, quella di contrastare la scomparsa dei popoli indigeni, offrendo loro \\u0026ldquo;un palcoscenico da cui rivolgersi al mondo per denunciare la violenza genocida, la schiavit\\u0026ugrave; e il razzismo che essi subiscono quotidianamente\\u0026rdquo;, da qui l\\u0026rsquo;importanza della fotografia: \\u0026ldquo;Nella nostra lotta per la sopravvivenza dei popoli indigeni\\u0026rdquo; cos\\u0026igrave; Stephen Corry, direttore generale di Survival International \\u0026ldquo;le fotografie sono sempre state fondamentali. Siamo felici di aver raccolto cos\\u0026igrave; tante belle immagini per celebrare i 50 anni di Survival; spero davvero che ci aiutino a motivare le persone a sostenere la nostra causa e unirsi al movimento\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EIl calendario racchiude scatti di\\u0026nbsp;Steve McCurry,\\u0026nbsp;Livia Monami,\\u0026nbsp;Yann Arthus-Bertrand,\\u0026nbsp;James Morgan,\\u0026nbsp;Timothy Allen,\\u0026nbsp;Wayne Quilliam,\\u0026nbsp;George Rodger,\\u0026nbsp;Claudia Andujar,\\u0026nbsp;Jane Baldwin,\\u0026nbsp;Carol Beckwith \\u0026amp; Angela Fisher,\\u0026nbsp;Brent Stirton,\\u0026nbsp;Gleison Miranda,\\u0026nbsp;Bryan \\u0026amp; Cherry Alexander, Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cem\\u003EWe, the People 2019\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E, retro \\u0026copy; Survival International\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E17 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752270_d9c0ff1faf\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022485\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752270_d9c0ff1faf\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022485\\u0022\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi, sono quelli del calendario \\u003Cem\\u003EWe, the People 2019\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E di Survival International, che festeggia i suoi 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ESurvival International, che ha un ufficio anche in Italia, \\u0026egrave; stata, infatti, fondata nel 1969 dopo la pubblicazione il 23 febbraio di quell\\u0026rsquo;anno sul \\u003Cem\\u003ESunday Times Magazine\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E di \\u003Cem\\u003EGenocide\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E, reportage dello scrittore britannico Norman Lewis, con immagini del fotografo e fotoreporter, anch\\u0026rsquo;egli britannico, Don McCullin, sul genocidio degli indiani brasiliani.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EDalla sua nascita la missione di Survival International \\u0026egrave;, infatti, quella di contrastare la scomparsa dei popoli indigeni, offrendo loro \\u0026ldquo;un palcoscenico da cui rivolgersi al mondo per denunciare la violenza genocida, la schiavit\\u0026ugrave; e il razzismo che essi subiscono quotidianamente\\u0026rdquo;, da qui l\\u0026rsquo;importanza della fotografia: \\u0026ldquo;Nella nostra lotta per la sopravvivenza dei popoli indigeni\\u0026rdquo; cos\\u0026igrave; Stephen Corry, direttore generale di Survival International \\u0026ldquo;le fotografie sono sempre state fondamentali. Siamo felici di aver raccolto cos\\u0026igrave; tante belle immagini per celebrare i 50 anni di Survival; spero davvero che ci aiutino a motivare le persone a sostenere la nostra causa e unirsi al movimento\\u0026rdquo;. Il calendario racchiude scatti di\\u0026nbsp;Steve McCurry,\\u0026nbsp;Livia Monami,\\u0026nbsp;Yann Arthus-Bertrand,\\u0026nbsp;James Morgan,\\u0026nbsp;Timothy Allen,\\u0026nbsp;Wayne Quilliam,\\u0026nbsp;George Rodger,\\u0026nbsp;Claudia Andujar,\\u0026nbsp;Jane Baldwin,\\u0026nbsp;Carol Beckwith \\u0026amp; Angela Fisher,\\u0026nbsp;Brent Stirton,\\u0026nbsp;Gleison Miranda,\\u0026nbsp;Bryan \\u0026amp; Cherry Alexander, Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cem\\u003EWe, the People 2019\\u003C\\\/em\\u003E, copertina e retro \\u0026copy; Survival International\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E18 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752267_a17f0fa4be\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022566\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752267_a17f0fa4be\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022566\\u0022\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EOgni calendario \\u0026egrave; corredato di un piccolo calendario da tavolo gratuito\\u0026nbsp;con un ritratto dei cacciatori-raccoglitori Aw\\u0026agrave;, immagine del fotografo brasiliano Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado. \\u0026ldquo;Costretto dalla campagna internazionale di Survival International\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;il Brasile \\u0026egrave; infine intervenuto per impedire l\\u0026rsquo;estinzione della trib\\u0026ugrave; pi\\u0026ugrave; minacciata del mondo\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EIn primo piano il calendarietto da tavolo con ritratto degli Aw\\u0026aacute;, Brasile, 2013 \\u0026copy; Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado\\\/Survival International\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022,\u0022\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022post-item p-2 position-relative\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022slide-pagination bg-dark w-100\\u0022\\u003E19 \\\/ 19\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022w-100 bg-dark d-flex justify-content-center align-items-center gallery-slider pb-2\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cfigure\\u003E\\u003Cpicture class=\\u0027picture-bg\\u0027\\u003E\\u003Csource media=\\u0022(min-width: 0px)\\u0022 srcset=\\u0022https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752264_4933fdef2a\\\/preview.webp 754w\\u0022 sizes=\\u0022100vw\\u0022 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022566\\u0022 \\\/\\u003E\\u003Cimg loading=\\u0027lazy\\u0027 src=\\u0027https:\\\/\\\/www.milleunadonna.it\\\/media\\\/1752264_4933fdef2a\\\/preview.webp\\u0027 alt=\\u0022We the People il calendario che celebra i popoli indigeni\\u0022 class=\\u0027figure-img\\u0027 width=\\u0022755\\u0022 height=\\u0022566\\u0022\\\/\\u003E\\u003C\\\/picture\\u003E\\u003C\\\/figure\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003Cdiv class=\\u0022item-didascalia bg-dark\\u0022\\u003E\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003EScatti straordinari di grandi fotografi: sono quelli del nuovo calendario di Survival International, che celebra 50 anni a fianco dei popoli indigeni.\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003EOgni calendario \\u0026egrave; corredato di un piccolo calendario da tavolo gratuito\\u0026nbsp;con un ritratto dei cacciatori-raccoglitori Aw\\u0026agrave;, immagine del fotografo brasiliano Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado. \\u0026ldquo;Costretto dalla campagna internazionale di Survival International\\u0026rdquo; ricorda Survival International \\u0026ldquo;il Brasile \\u0026egrave; infine intervenuto per impedire l\\u0026rsquo;estinzione della trib\\u0026ugrave; pi\\u0026ugrave; minacciata del mondo\\u0026rdquo;.\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u003Cstrong\\u003ETesto di Stefania Elena Carnemolla\\u003C\\\/strong\\u003E\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003ECalendarietto da tavolo con ritratto degli Aw\\u0026aacute;, Brasile, 2013 \\u0026copy; Sebasti\\u0026atilde;o Salgado\\\/Survival International\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\n\\u003Cp\\u003E\\u0026nbsp;\\u003C\\\/p\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\\u003C\\\/div\\u003E\u0022]')