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Launch event for the book "Between Secrets, Posts, and News" by Professor Heloísa Buarque de Almeida, published by Papéis Selvagens.

The Public Construction of Categories of Violence.

August 27, 2025

At Canto Madalena, Medeiros de Albuquerque Street, 471, Vila Madalena, São Paulo

Book launch of "The Vultures Don't Forget" by Professor Pedro Cesarino with Todavia Publishing.

Book signing with the author.

Bar counter, Rua Dr. Melo Alves, 150, Cerqueira César - São Paulo/SP

IV Social Sciences Conference 

Professional Integration of the Social Scientist: Challenges and Possibilities

August 18 (Monday), 5:30 – 7:30 PM
Professional Internships in Social Sciences

• Opening: Social Sciences CoC

• LEPECS Presentation: FFLCH Internship Database

• Panel Discussion: Student Interns

  • Moderator: Bruna Gisi

  • Panelists:

    • Gabriel Gonçalves (former intern at SPTrans; current intern at the Municipal Secretariat of Urbanism and Licensing)

    • Milena Alcântara Deodato (Epistemics)

    • Susan Gabriela Haullpa Huancuini (Biblioteca Brasiliana Guita e José Mindlin)

August 19 (Tuesday)
Roundtable: Reflections on the Professional Integration of Social Scientists

Cadernos Pagu invites you to the pre-launch of the book "Raw Life, New Hope", by Fiona Ross, Associate Professor at the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

🗣️ With a debate that will feature special participations by:
Laura Moutinho (USP)
Omar Ribeiro Thomaz (Unicamp)

📅 June 26, 2025 (Thursday)
🕓 4 pm

Organized by: Natália Corazza Padovani, Camila Viana Ribas and Luciana Camargo Bueno.
🎓 Certificate will be issued!

Event with the presence of Antonio Sérgio Guimarães (USP), Mother Jennifer of Xangô and Márcio Macedo (FGV), with the co-organization of Luís Michel Françoso (PPGAS), at R. Treze de Maio, 586

Inscrições até 7/11/2024, em https://internationaloffice.usp.br/uspacademy/#co11

The USP Academy is an initiative designed to offer participants short-term courses that introduce them to the diverse programs and research projects underway at the University of São Paulo.
Target Group: Undergraduate and Graduate students from all areas of knowledge. Cost Free of Charge.
This course aims to present a framework of possibilities for a critical approach to the cultural heritage processes of urban spaces in Brazil, based on critical perspectives arising from History and Anthropology, in research and in articles produced in Brazil, France and Spain (Catalonia).
Guest scholars (via Meet): Manuel Delgado - Universitat de Barcelona; Mônica Raisa Schpun - École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales.

The Online Seminar on the Use of Digital Methods is coming soon, a partnership between the GP Digital Technologies and Cultures (TCDIG) and the Ethnographic Laboratory for Technological and Digital Studies (LETEC), with support from the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP)!
On Wednesday, December 4th, between 10:00 and 13:00, we will be online directly on the TCDIG YouTube channel, meeting with national and international researchers and with an opening lecture by Thomas Poell from the University of Amsterdam! The seminar will discuss the combination of qualitative and quantitative research on platforms and the possibilities of studying digital culture and social networks through digital methods.
No registration is required.
Seminar Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bipUNy95kdY

USP's MariAntonia Center opens, on October 19th, at 4 pm, the exhibition Trajectories Cruzadas with works by Claudia Andujar, Lux Vidal and Maureen Bisilliat, with approximately 300 photographs. It is curated by anthropologists Sylvia Caiuby Novaes and Fabiana Bruno. Entry is free.

The exhibition brings together, for the first time, photographs of three European women: Swiss Claudia Andujar, German Lux Vidal and English Maureen Bisilliat. They are women whose trajectories were marked by the experience of the Second World War, by having lived in many countries and mastering several languages. In Brazil, they cross similar paths, seeking and revealing a Brazil little known even by Brazilians.

Curator Sylvia explains that the artists' photography “is a way of getting to know the worlds visited and recorded, worlds very different from those they knew before coming to Brazil”. For her, “it is this perspective and this knowledge that guarantees photography's commitment to defending indigenous peoples, their territories, their culture and ways of living, something that marks their lives to this day. His photographs are a clear demonstration that indigenous people lived in a better world.”