Information Session
Time:
Info Session: UNL Faculty-led Program to Brazil (Summer 2024)
Date:
2:00 pm –
3:00 pm
Carolyn Pope Edwards Hall
Room: CPEH 115
Target Audiences:
840 N 14th St
Lincoln NE 68588
Lincoln NE 68588
Additional Info: CPEH
Contact:
Sook Young Jun, CEHS Global Experiences Coordinator, sjun3@unl.edu
Come to learn about and ask questions about the faculty-led program to Brazil with Drs. Crystal Garcia and Taeyeon Kim. The program will take place in Bahia, Salvador in Brazil. Brazil is an important and unique context in which to study diversity and equity and particularly anti-Blackness.
-3 Weeks; Salvador, Brazil (Summer 2024)
-Portuguese classes;
-Lectures from Brazilian scholars on topics such as the history of slavery in Brazil, Brazilian education, the history of graffiti and its use as a tool for activism/resistance, and Afro-Brazilian religion among others;
-Activities such as visits to schools and the Instituto Cultural Beneficente Steve Biko (an NGO that provides college entrance exam preparation for Black students), engagement with Brazilian dance forms and Capoeira demonstrations, Candomblé temple visit, and trips to Bahian landmarks;
-Homestays. Students will be paired with host families for an immersive cultural experience wherein they will eat typical Brazilian foods, practice speaking Portuguese, and gain other insights to Brazilian culture.
**This is a hybrid meeting both in person and on Zoom.
**Zoom link: https://unl.zoom.us/j/95820556467?pwd=ZEtZc1NjRlBCM2gzY0FpbjY3SVZ2dz09 (Passcode is required. Please email sjun3@unl.edu and request the passcode by 10am, December 6.)
-3 Weeks; Salvador, Brazil (Summer 2024)
-Portuguese classes;
-Lectures from Brazilian scholars on topics such as the history of slavery in Brazil, Brazilian education, the history of graffiti and its use as a tool for activism/resistance, and Afro-Brazilian religion among others;
-Activities such as visits to schools and the Instituto Cultural Beneficente Steve Biko (an NGO that provides college entrance exam preparation for Black students), engagement with Brazilian dance forms and Capoeira demonstrations, Candomblé temple visit, and trips to Bahian landmarks;
-Homestays. Students will be paired with host families for an immersive cultural experience wherein they will eat typical Brazilian foods, practice speaking Portuguese, and gain other insights to Brazilian culture.
**This is a hybrid meeting both in person and on Zoom.
**Zoom link: https://unl.zoom.us/j/95820556467?pwd=ZEtZc1NjRlBCM2gzY0FpbjY3SVZ2dz09 (Passcode is required. Please email sjun3@unl.edu and request the passcode by 10am, December 6.)
https://unl-global-experiences.via-trm.com/client/program_brochure/18497
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