Catadoras and Catadores: Working in recycling cooperatives

By André Carrieri, Jutta Gutberlet on January 01, 2015

Production: André Carrieri and Jutta Gutberlet

The video lasts 27 minutes and describes the work of organized recyclers (catadores) pervading many social, economic, political and environmental issues. It is available online, with subtitles in English, German and Spanish.

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