Cultural Profile
The Ticuna people have inhabited the Amazon rainforest for thousands of years, with a history of adapting to changing environmental and social conditions.
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Community, harmony with nature, and respect for elders are core values in Ticuna society.
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Men and women have distinct but complementary roles, with women often responsible for household management and men for hunting and community leadership.
The Ticuna are known for their vibrant body painting, intricate feather crafts, and traditional music and dance.
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Ticuna youth face challenges such as limited educational opportunities and the pressure to assimilate into mainstream society. There is a growing movement among Ticuna youth to engage in cultural revival and leadership roles within and outside their communities.
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The Ticuna practice sustainable agriculture and fishing, relying on their deep knowledge of the rainforest ecosystem.
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