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DOJO activities resume, after almost one year

After the suspension of their activities, imposed by the pandemic, Project DOJO, which holds jiu-jitsu practice with teenagers from the community around Compassiva´s head office, resumed their activities in January this year. “What motivated us to resume activities was seeing these teenagers idle during the pandemic”, explains Caetano Pinilha, project

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Cross Camp 2020

Our year started out a little slow, many teenagers were still on vacation, but little by little we are returning to regularity. We were happy, because in the last BJJ’s training session (01/28/2020) we had an expressive number of new little faces, in addition to those who have been walking

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The Joy of the Mat

Yesterday (5/11/2019) we were surprised by a great group of people. In this second semester of 2019 we’ve suffered some low numbers and we had a very reduced number of young people attending regularly. At the same time, the classes continued at full steam. Every time of training, every moment

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Jiu-jitsu: A Brazilian History

Brazilian jiu-jitsu is one of the best-known sports in Brazil. This is no coincidence; whilst jiu-jitsu is commonly associated with Japan and indeed finds its roots there, Brazil and Brazilians played a major role in transforming it into what it is today. Indeed, outside Brazil it’s often referred to as

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Dojo: A beautiful place

Bit by bit, our space for the jiu-jitsu classes has been becoming a place of recreation and development. Some, taking jiu-jitsu really seriously, are growing in skill as they practice the sport; others, taking part in moments of arts, crafts, reading and conversations, have had the opportunity to develop other

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Dojo: A Project that goes beyond the mat

According to the latest Annual Analysis of National Socio-educational Assistance (SINAS), shared by SNDCA/MDH, in 2015 almost 27 thousand teenagers and young people fulfilled some requirement for imprisonment or restriction of their freedom. Of this number, almost 10 thousand were from the State of São Paulo. Unfortunately, these alarming figures

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