V Urban Insurgencies promotes debates on humanitarian education

With the aim of triggering debates on the trajectories and resistance towards popular education in human rights, the V Urban Insurgencies will take place on the 25th, at 6:30 pm, in the auditorium of the Zila Mamede Central Library (BCZM/UFRN). The theme of this edition is Popular Education and Human Rights: Trajectories and Resistance. The project coordinator is Professor Dulce Bentes from the Department of Architecture and Urbanism.
According to student Firmino Castro, from the Department of Architecture and Urbanism, who participates in the project, this event is expected to build references on the theme of Popular Education and Human Rights, from the perspective of different social segments, in addition to generating qualification processes for students, teachers and society in general. “Adding to this initiative the production of articles and dissemination of results in electronic media”, he adds.
Urban Insurgencies has been taking place since 2015 through the Urban Center Project of the Motyrum Program for Popular Education in Human Rights. The first edition had as its theme the right to the city and the search for its implementation through civil society movements. In 2016, Insurgencias Urbanas II guided the discussion on the New Urban Agenda for Sustainable Urban Development from the perspective of the right to the city. In 2017, the third edition of the event sought to debate the challenges of democratic management of cities, highlighting the theme of Urban Corruption and the Review Process of the Natal Master Plan.
Registration is free and carried out through the Integrated Academic Activities Management System (Sigaa). The target audience is everyone interested in the topic. For more information, visit the project's Instagram or Facebook.