During the program dedicated to Server month, PROGESP/UFRN promotes a donation campaign in favor of the League Against Cancer and the Varela Santiago Children's Hospital.
Powdered milk and personal hygiene materials will be collected until October 25, 2016, at the following departments: Administrative of CCHLA, DEART, DECOM and DPP.
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The Humanitas Institute for Integrated Studies promotes a free course on racial issues. It discusses racist practices, their relevance and the effect of understanding racial issues in contemporary Brazil, which are the result of social patterns and dilemmas from past times. The purpose of The racial issue in the formation of Brazilian society: colonization, racism and…
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