
Ginga Project
The social project "Ginga", conceived by the against Capoeira Hemerson Pereira, aims to promote capoeira, a Brazilian cultural manifestation that combines elements of dance, music and martial art. The project seeks to spread capoeira in Muriqui, Mangaratiba, Rio de Janeiro, meeting various age groups, recognizing its importance as an inclusive activity that transcends generational barriers. Capoeira is not only an artistic expression, but also a way to develop physical, mental skills and promote values such as respect, discipline and responsibility.

objectives
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Personal Education and Development: Introduce children, adolescents and adults to capoeira practice, providing a learning opportunity and continuous personal development.
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Preservation of capoeira culture: preserving and spreading the culture of capoeira, valuing its history and traditions.
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Promotion of values: Promote values such as respect, discipline, teamwork and responsibility among participants.
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Community participation and social inclusion: encourage active participation of the local community in the project, promoting social inclusion and strengthening community ties.
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Events and Cultural Promotion: hold events and presentations that publicize capoeira and its role in Brazilian culture.
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Dissemination of Capoeira in Muriqui: The project plays an active role in the dissemination of capoeira in Muriqui district, involving a growing number of individuals and communities in the practice of this traditional art.
Methodology
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Practical classes and physical development: Practical classes are the dorsal spine of the project, occurring regularly to allow participants to improve their physical skills, motor coordination and fitness. Capoeira, with its combination of distinctive and acrobatic movements, offers an engaging and effective way to exercise. In addition, practical classes promote unity and camaraderie among participants, strengthening the bonds between them.
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Theoretical Classes and Cultural Knowledge: Theoretical Education is a fundamental part of the project. Participants plunged into the history of capoeira, exploit their African roots and understand their profound impact on Brazilian culture. This not only enriches the experience of participants in capoeira, but also cultivates a deeper respect for the rich cultural tradition that capoeira represents. In addition, understanding the history and culture of capoeira is fundamental for the formation of conscious and informed citizens.
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Personalized mentoring: The team of educators of the ICVI plays a key role in the project, offering personalized guidance and follow -up to participants. This mentoring goes beyond the development in capoeira, covering each individual's personal challenges and goals. This approach aims to allow participants to reach their maximum potential, not only in capoeira, but also in their daily lives. Individualized support contributes to a welcoming and continuous learning environment.
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Community events and culture celebration: To further strengthen community ties and disseminate the richness of capoeira culture, the Association organizes events that include capoeira wheels open to the public, educational lectures on the history and principles of capoeira, as well as cultural presentations that highlight the diversity and heritage of capoeira. These events not only involve the local community, but also promote a sense of belonging, sharing the positive energy of capoeira and its cultural tradition with a broader audience.
The Ginga Project represents a valuable opportunity to promote capoeira and its cultural values in Muriqui, Mangaratiba, Rio de Janeiro. Through a solid methodology that covers teaching, dissemination and evaluation, we believe this project will have a positive impact on the preservation of capoeira and the promotion of values such as respect and responsibility. By uniting the community around this unique expression of Brazilian culture, the Ginga Project seeks to enrich the life of participants and strengthen community ties.



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