Agenda

Next Tuesday, April 16th, the Centre for Research in Social Sciences of the Lusófona University, Lusoglobe, and Edições 70will host a debate «Portugal from the Estado Novo to Democracy», featuring Yves Léonard’s  books Salazar – Biography and Brief History of the 25th of April.

April

• April 9. Open Class. Techniques and Instruments in practice – social assistants. Helia Bracons.
• April 12. Peddy-paper – Ameixoeira/Galinheiras, ALCC. Helia Bracons.
• April 15, 9am to 12pm. Open Class. The intervention of social services in the context of social reinsertion. Helia Bracons.
• Apr 22, 9am to 1pm. Celebration of the 50th anniversary of April 25 “The Social Service during the democratic transition in Portugal (1974-1975)”. Helia Bracons.
• Apr 29, 9am to 12pm. Open classroom. The intervention of social services in the health context. Helia Bracons.

May

• May 8. Europe Day – conference (LusoGlobe + Danish Embassy in Portugal). Info: Jorge Botelho Moniz.
• May 21 8am to 10am. Celebration of World Cultural Diversity Day for Dialogue and Development. Helia Bracons.
• May 29. Study visit to the Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros (LusoGlobe + MNE). Info: Jorge Botelho Moniz.

On the 22nd of April, the Lusófona University will host a prominent event entitled “Social Work and Democratic Values”. The event, which will take place in the Agostinho da Silva Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., marks a crucial academic initiative to reflect on the fundamental principles of democracy and its impact on the field of social work.

O GIRI-hub, Gamificiation in International Relations Lab, realizará uma simulação baseada em um dos casos trabalhados no projeto com o Instituto da Defesa Nacional, no âmbito do Referencial da Educação para a Defesa, Segurança e Paz.

The Permanent Seminar of Islamic Studies is a cycle of online lectures on themes and figures of Islam and Islamic civilisation, organised in the context of the scientific area of Science of Religions at Lusófona University, coordinated by Fabrizio Boscaglia.

Schedule*

• 25/05 - 18h
  Ibn Khamīs of Évora and his mystical treatise (11th-12th centuries) - António Rei (IEM-Universidade Nova de Lisboa)
• 29/06 - 18h
  Women poets of al-Andalus - Natália Nunes (IELT-Universidade Nova de Lisboa, CHUL-Universidade de Lisboa)
• 27/07 - 18h
  Ibn al-Fāriḍ: the sultan of the passionates (576/1181-632/1235) - Abdelkrim Ben-Nas (Universidad de Alicante)
• 31/08 - 18h
  What is a Ḥadīth? Introduction to the prophetic tradition in Islam - Fabrizio Boscaglia (Universidade Lusófona) e Yasir Aboobakr (Fundação Islâmica de Palmela)
• 28/09 - 18h
  Considerations on the concept of Luso-Arab poetry - Catarina Nunes de Almeida (CEC-Universidade de Lisboa)
• 26/10 - 18h
  The slave Briolanja, fashions and permanences of Islam (16th-17th centuries) - Franklin Pereira (ARTIS-Universidade de Lisboa)
• 30/11 - 18h
  Praça-Mouraria: Islam, heritage and gentrification - José Mapril (CRIA-Universidade Nova de Lisboa)
• 14/12 - 18h
  Ibn ʿArabī and Koranic hermeneutics based on mystical intuition (kashf) Carlos Frederico Barboza de Souza (PUC-Minas Gerais, MIAS-Latina)

*All lectures will be given in Portuguese or Spanish language