Povu Lautem husi Timor Leste nia parte leste mantein forma espresaun kulturál onion.
Iha tinan 2017, ami-nia komunidade servisu ho Many Hands International hodi lansa projetu divulgasaun Retratu Avó.
Feto barak iha Timor-Leste hala’o knaar importante iha nasaun nia luta ba ukun-rasik-an, maibé uitoan de’it mak hatene kona-ba sira-nia kontribuisaun.
Hanesan resposta, ami-nia komunidade ho Many Hands International (MHI) produz ona livru ba labarik liu 20 iha Timor-Leste nia lian-inan sira iha dékada ikus ne’e, ho livru sira-ne’e balu disponivel online.
A MHI research project, Documenting Endangered Forms of Cultural Expression of the Fataluku people
Prezerva Istória-kanta Vaihoho sira ne'ebé ameasadu ba estinsaun hosi ema Fataluku sira iha Timor-Leste.
Preserving the endangered Vaihoho sung-stories of the Fataluku people in Timor-Leste.
Our community with Many Hands International (MHI) produced over 20 children’s books in Timor-Leste’s mother tongue languages
Many women in Timor-Leste played a vital role in the nation's fight for independence, and yet very little is known about their contribution.
In 2017, our community worked with Many Hands International to launch the Portrait Avo outreach project. The project sought to enhance intergenerational understanding within the region.
