The fifth edition of the Cultural Experience organized by the Sitoakore Indigenous Women's Organization is taking place in the Nova Vida village within the Katukina Kaxinawá Indigenous Land in Feijó, Acre. This event aims to celebrate and reinforce the traditional practices of indigenous communities by gathering local leaders and community members for a day focused on cultural preservation.

Originally focused on indigenous people residing in Rio Branco, the event has now transitioned to being held within indigenous territories. This change reflects the demands of indigenous leaders who advocated for the gathering to take place within their own villages, enhancing the context of cultural exchange and community engagement. By hosting the event in the village, it underscores the significance of maintaining and strengthening indigenous knowledge, customs, and rituals in their authentic environment.

The event features various activities such as body painting, traditional games, preparation of typical foods, and cultural performances by indigenous artists. These activities not only celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples but also emphasize the importance of women’s leadership and participation in cultural practices, thus promoting female empowerment within their communities. The initiative serves as an important platform for preserving indigenous identities and fostering community solidarity through shared cultural experiences.