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Ziporah Hildebrandt (Author)

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August 1, 2001 Women Changing the World

Since her girlhood as a poor rubber-tapper’s daughter in Amazonia, Marina Silva has understood that bulldozing the rainforest for development hurts not only the indigenous peoples living there, but destroys natural resources needed by Brazil and the whole world.

Overcoming extreme prejudice, Marina attended university. She joined the reform party of Chico Mendes and demonstrated against deforestation. Elected to Brazil’s Senate, the "miracle of Acre" successfully legislated rainforest preservation, defending her people against poverty and protecting their way of life.

Marina’s work has generated worldwide recognition, including the Goldman Environmental Prize. This first-ever biography of the courageous leader introduces children to another inspiring woman role model.

Ziporah Hildebrant is author of numerous books for children.


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Ziporah Hidebrandt is the author of a children's book, This Is Our Seder (Holiday House) and lives in Shutesbury, MA.

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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
extractive reserves, rainforest communities, rubber tappers
Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rio Branco, United States, Chico Mendes, Sao Paulo, Seringal Bagaço, Rural Workers Union, Wilson Pinheiro, Latin America, Benedita da Silva
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