"The Socioenvironmental Institute is a great partner for Cooperquivale and the quilombola communities in supporting the marketing of family farming products."

"We stayed here in isolation and ISA and Atix were the partners who helped us (to face the disease)"

"For us, the people of Rio Negro, the work of ISA is of great importance, relevance, and is, above all, an institutional commitment and that of its entire team, which works to defend the rights of indigenous peoples."

"The partnership between ISA and the quilombola communities is like the strength of our arms in the fields. We help each other."

"Through ISA, I came into contact with many stories, from many people. I firmly believe that there is no individual way to victory. All victories must be collective. ISA epitomizes this very well!"

"I believe that ISA is a fundamental piece in a society where the "I" has become greater than the whole. The work done with sweat and excellence shows what all of society should do: integrate to grow."

"I learned about ISA's work while supporting a campaign to remove illegal miners who bring so much suffering to the Yanomami land. It was an opportunity to understand that looking after the indigenous people means protecting not only the forest, but also their ancestors, the true caretakers of this land. ISA plays a fundamental role in this task."

"We have the challenge of proposing a Fruit House, a great job, and ISA has given us strength to value our fruits, our products."

"ISA is a welcoming and inspiring place, because they work with seriousness of purpose, dedication to their goals, and many dreams in their hands. I love being a partner in this movement."

"I've been following and supporting ISA's work for years because it allows me to connect deeply with people who do what I want to do: listen to and strengthen the autonomy of native peoples. I recently became a partner because we made the film "The Last Forest" together, about the Yanomami, with a script by shaman Davi Kopenawa."

"The Socioenvironmental Institute plays an essential role in defending cultural and environmental heritage and the rights of indigenous peoples. The fight against mining on indigenous lands is one of the most important for the preservation of our forests."

"Respecting the way Indigenous and Quilombola people live is fundamental for the future of forests and the planet. I am very happy to be able to support the organization's struggle, which has a long history of resistance alongside these populations for their territories and the right to remain alive."

"Thank you, ISA, for giving this value to the life of humanity and fighting to preserve the life of planet Earth and of us, the indigenous peoples of this country called Brazil."

"I feel honored to be able to share the struggles and campaigns led by ISA, and to bring more awareness to the need for the demarcation of indigenous lands and the preservation of Brazilian forests."

"ISA and the European Union have had a fruitful and trusting partnership for over 30 years. ISA has a consolidated, consistent, and clear institutional evolution in the defense of traditional peoples."

"ISA is like mycorrhiza, a network that is everywhere helping to sustain the forest and its inhabitants."

"We have been working and developing training and qualifications for our indigenous communicators in Rio Negro. ISA is always supporting us, and we, as communicators, are bringing our languages ​​to our audio bulletin."

"Due to the expertise derived from years of working with local indigenous peoples, ISA has also served as an inspiring example in our global operations over the past 30 years."

"It's impossible to work on socio-environmental issues without partnering with ISA. ISA is highly strategic and efficient in what it sets out to do and is a cornerstone organization in Brazilian socio-environmentalism."

"ISA fought and won, together with indigenous leaders, the demarcation of the Alto Rio Negro Indigenous Land. I believe and see: this is its greatest history and legacy as a partner of the indigenous peoples of the region."

"Congratulations to the staff at the Socioenvironmental Institute who have been tireless in defending the rights of indigenous peoples, traditional communities and the environment for over 27 years."

"The main difference of ISA, in my opinion, is its “presence” in the field, on the edge, on the trails, on the existential peripheries. This presence is its greatest gift."

"ISA sought out a market for our product, learned about companies, and learned about fair pricing. ISA really changed our lives."

"ISA's legacy is very large, very strong, and I hope it continues to collaborate, advise, and cooperate with indigenous peoples in Brazil."

"I want to congratulate ISA for this tenacious fight in defense of traditional peoples and especially indigenous communities who are today defending our forests, nature, and the environment."

"Indigenous peoples are essential to environmental preservation. They are the guardians of our land. I learned about ISA through Beto Ricardo, one of the founders, and I've been following this important work in defense of our greater good ever since."

"I am the first Indigenous person to be vaccinated against Covid in Brazil. I recorded an audio for "Copiô, Parente," an ISA podcast, encouraging relatives to get vaccinated, and it is a great joy and satisfaction to participate in this channel that connects us, Indigenous peoples, throughout Brazil."

"ISA has contributed to the articulation of public policies, helping communities protect their territories and build an economic model that values ​​forest products"