Sãkatani Alliance is a non profit, funded in 2025, by Jenny Hviding and Artur Moustafa. We work tightly with communities in the Brazilian Amazon; where their leaders and our team, through full transparency, signatures, indigenous sovereignty and intersectional conversations; collaborate on projects to strengthen their villages.

Sãkatani Alliance cooperates with regenerative practices such as permaculture, sintropics, agroforestry, reforestation and biogas-development—techniques that nourish both the land and the people.

Our goal is to build 100% self sufficient systems, through construction of cultural institutes and food forests, where the indigenous have full sovereignty. Sãkatani functions simply as the igniter on the how, offering structures for that to take action.

We invite scholars, artists, scientists, and experts in agriculture and socio-economic development to collaborate with us and the communities in a respectful, co-creative manner— always ensuring that Indigenous voices lead the way and are heard. 

The Sãkatani Alliance emerged in part from Artur Moustafa’s long-standing, trust-based engagement with the Huni Kuin people, and from a shared recognition with the community of the urgent need to secure land and food sovereignty in regions facing increasing pressure from deforestation and land scarcity. A second, equally essential element that sparked the founding was Artur’s meeting with Jenny Hviding, who shared the vision and long-term commitment required to commence the work.

While the initiative responds directly to requests from the community and is designed to support Indigenous stewardship without undermining cultural integrity or ecological balance, the decision to establish Sãkatani as a dedicated foundation was a joint step. It was grounded in a common desire to create a transparent, accountable, and long-term structure capable of holding land, resources, and responsibility on behalf of the communities involved.

We are a bridge—connecting travel experiences with meaningful impact through income generation, knowledge sharing, and hands-on volunteering. At the same time, we help preserve cultural heritage and support the community’s journey toward self-sufficiency and environmental harmony.

We want to inspire, empower, and honour the guardians of the forest, so they can continue being exactly that: the true protectors of one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet.

Our intention is simple:
to let the forest speak—and be heard—through its people.

To return land, dignity, and voice to the jungle's rightful keepers.