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Paulo Mendes Pinto wrote a piece on rebuilding the historical memory of the african origin people in Portugal.

Professor António Costa Pinto participated in an event as a visiting professor at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs to discuss the evolution of democracy in Portugal on its 50th anniversary. The discussion addressed the social, political and economic consequences of the Carnation Revolution.

On April 10th, professor Hélia Bracons at FCSEA at Universidade Lusófona - Centro Universitário de Lisboa, was present at IPLUSO to talk about "Interculturality and Education for Human Rights". The open class was aimed at students at the Escola Superior de Educação da Lusofonia, with the aim of raising awareness and reflecting on sociocultural diversity, interculturality and education for human rights.

Arlinda Cabral publishes a paper on Cadernos de Estudos Africanos dedicated to Sub-Saharan Africa and global education agendas: A reflection on education and teacher training policies.

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

Luis Puche, professor and researcher at University of Malaga, visits Lusófona University as part of Erasmus+ Programme.