Txoklayá ("turtle"), 42 years.
White name: Acione

Proposed terms of cooperation "The Internet has the potential to make a significant difference in the areas of health, education, economy, and the quality of living in developing nations, but equity must be at the heart of the revolution or it is not a revolution." OnTheInternet, September/October 1999. Kidlink and its partners propose to support the Yatê language and culture by providing a comprehensive educational program for Fulni-ô youth. This includes investments in computers, software, communications equipment, support staff, training, translations, and other things needed to support the Yatê language and culture in the years to come.

As an equal partner, the Fulni-ô tribe can contribute by providing a sustainable Kidlink support organization of volunteers serving students and teachers wanting to use Kidlink in the Yatê language. by actively sharing students' works with peers in other language areas within the framework of the Who-Am-I? program. by letting Fulni-ô youth network with peers in other indigenous groups through Kidlink.