The Department of Anthropology (DAN) and the Postgraduate Program in Social Anthropology (PPGAS), at UFRN, promote the XIX Anthropology Week. The event takes place from August 23rd to 27th through the PPGAS YouTube channel. Registration is now open at SIGAA.
Anthropology Week will celebrate 20 years of DAN and 15 years of PPGAS in its second edition virtually. In this sense, there will be a program of thematic tables that, in addition to offering indications about future perspectives and challenges, will seek to promote a lot of dialogue, tributes and memories.
Check out the entire program on Instagram @semantufrn
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