Facebook video from… Escola de Capoeira Angola Okupandula

Our Project finally started. We end up make a roda, sing some capoeira songs in our native languages. This Project make us be connected we our culture, ancestors and finally feeling the vibration of our body.

Finalmente o nosso Projecto teve o seu início, com o lançamento desse video, em mostramos que podenos fazer uma roda de capoeira, so com as nossas linguas maternas. Isso faz-nos estarmos em conexão, com os nossos ancestrais e sentir a vibração do nosso corpo.

130,000 trees to be planted across England to combat climate change | The Independent

More than 130,000 trees will be planted across towns and cities in England to help combat climate change, the government has said. Grants totalling £10m will be made available through the Urban Tree Challenge Fund over the next two years.

Source: 130,000 trees to be planted across England to combat climate change | The Independent

For Those in Grief, Talking to a Dead Loved One Is Good for Mental Health | Teen Vogue

Grief is hard work. Whether you’ve lost a parent, sibling, a friend, or someone else, a loved one’s death can lead to a feeling of tremendous loss.

Everyone grieves differently. For some, talking to a deceased loved one at their grave is comforting, while others like to post messages on someone’s Facebook after they have died. If you’ve ever found yourself having a conversation with someone you love who has passed away, don’t worry. If you’ve ever wondered whether this is an unhealthy coping mechanism, experts argue it is a completely valid and healthy way to cope with loss.

Source: For Those in Grief, Talking to a Dead Loved One Is Good for Mental Health | Teen Vogue

African Slaves Were the 1st to Celebrate Ramadan in America

This past weekend marked the beginning of Ramadan. Nearly one-fourth of the world will observe the annual fast and 8 million Muslims in America will abstain from food and drink from sunrise to sunset during the holy month. A grueling task at any time of the year, Ramadan this year will be especially daunting during the long and hot summer days.

Source: African Slaves Were the 1st to Celebrate Ramadan in America