IV Interdisciplinary Seminar on Communication, Media and Human Rights

Promoted by the Social Communication department at UFRN, the IV Seminar on Communication, Media and Human Rights aims to encourage discussion about freedom of expression and the human right to communication. The event takes place on June 6th and 7th, at 6:30 pm in the Education Center auditorium.
Focusing on violations committed by police programs, the results of monitoring human rights violations committed by local programs, carried out by students from the UFRN Communication department, will also be presented.
  Registration is free and must be completed through the Integrated Management and Academic Activity System – SIGAA, from May 23rd until June 5th, containing the following topics: full name, education, educational/professional institution, contact telephone number and email.
More information: Prof. Aline Lucena – aline.lucena@gmail.com and Prof. Daniel Meirinho – danielmeirinho@hotmail.com.

PET GEO prepares Basic Guide for Geoprocessing in QGIS

The Tutorial Education Program – PET Geography UFRN developed a guide on the Geographic Information System (GIS) with the aim of sharing important information for the public that uses the tool, instructing on the preparation of a basic location map using QGIS Software. The guide guides some basic steps of Geoprocessing and handling of this…

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Ancient History Study Group promotes course on Marvel’s work

The Postgraduate Program in History (PPGH) at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) holds, in the auditorium of the Zila Mamede library (BCZM), the extension course “The Moon Knight and its multiple facets: dialogues between pop culture and Egyptology”. The event is scheduled to take place in six meetings, starting from May 30th…

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Mostra Monstra opens registrations for course on queer imagination

Registration is now open for the course Queer imagination in contemporary Brazilian cinema, part of the Mostra Monstra extension project, from the Department of Social Communication (Decom/UFRN). The course, which will take place on the 11th, 12th and 13th of August, from 4pm to 6pm, remotely via videoconference, proposes a deeper understanding of the debates surrounding…

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