The UFRN Academic Collective of Social Sciences (CACS) and the National Association of Social Sciences Students (ANECS) promote the 1st Congress of Social Sciences Students and the 2nd UFRN Social Students Week, from May 17th to 19th on the UFRN campus.
Having as its main theme the theme: "Democracy for what? Democracy for whom? The wounds of May are still bleeding", the events aim to promote an academic and political debate on the survival and (re)existence of the social scientist in the contradictions of liberal democracy and its current crisis.
The program includes round tables, working and discussion groups, conferences, plenary sessions and book and periodical launches.
Registration will be open via Sigaa. At the time of accreditation, on May 17th, a registration fee will be charged, by voluntary contribution, and the participant must reflect on what amount they believe is feasible to pay.
The transfer of this amount will be made by the participant to the organizing committee at the location of the event.
More information can be found at the link: https://congressodecs.wixsite.com/iisecsicecso
Programming:
Day 17/05:
9am – UFRN Central Student Directory
Accreditation
1pm – BCZM Auditorium
Opening and initial table: “The wounds of May still bleed”
Professor Camila Dias – USP
Professor Tarsila Flores – UNB
6pm – Coffee break
7pm – CCHLA Auditorium “B”
Conference: “Collapse of humanism in the crisis of liberal democracy”
Professor Berenice Bento – UFRN
10pm – CAs square in sector II
Feminija Soiree.
Day 18/05:
9am – Sector II rooms
Working groups
1pm – Sector II rooms
Discussion groups
4pm – Sector II rooms
Self-organized spaces
7pm – CCHLA Auditorium “B”
Table 2: “Beyond bars”
Andreia MF (Prison Mothers)
Professor Juliana Melo – UFRN
Day 19/05:
9am – Room “C3” in sector II
Final plenary
5pm – Rest. University
Act/intervention
7pm – BCZM Auditorium
Closing table: “Popular struggles and post-coup challenges”
Marcos Antonio (MLB)
Rodolfo Silva (MST)
10pm – CAS square in sector II
Cultural BAfro