Jade Fort, 24, spent three months with two friends meeting women from indigenous communities living in Colombia. The goal: to make a documentary about the lifestyle, values and ecological struggles waged by these committed young women.
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Reading time: 5 min
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Jade Fort tells the story of her arrival in the Colombian Amazon, and her discovery of the first indigenous community, in the forest, along the Amazon River. She met Loïda, a woman who welcomed her into her home for a week.
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“It was a real emotional, physical and cultural upheaval that I experienced, with many firsts: discovery of the Amazon rainforest (climate, vegetation and animals), of the indigenous culture (language, food, way of life, relationship with nature, spirituality) and self-discovery (team management, self-management, etc.).”
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Listen to his travel story!
