Memória e Aprendizados Sociais
An academic lecture at IEA-USP examining how memory informs social learning within urban territories, part of the Ciclo Territórios series. Free to attend; join researchers for a thought-provoking afternoon of insights and discussion in São Paulo.
Captação de pacientes via Google Meu Negócio, Instagram e WhatsApp
Discover practical strategies to attract patients using Google My Business, Instagram and WhatsApp. This late-evening session at Livance Ibirapuera in São Paulo covers profile optimization, messaging workflows, and local outreach tactics for clinics seeking digital growth.
Pense em Tuvalu: Artist Lecture
On April 10, 2026, the Espaço de Arte Eny Aliperti in Ribeirão Preto hosts a lecture by visual artist Genivaldo Amorim about the project 'Pense em Tuvalu'. The talk shares his experiences in Tuvalu and reflects on the future of a tiny Pacific nation facing existential risk.
Meditação nas Diferentes Tradições
An academic FAPESP lecture exploring meditation across different traditions, bridging philosophical inquiry with scientific perspectives. The talk surveys origins, practices, and cultural contexts, offering insights into well-being and mental training.
Seminário Literário - Winnicott 130 Anos
An academic literary seminar marking Winnicott's 130th anniversary, hosted by Unibes Cultural and UBU Editora in São Paulo. Leading specialists discuss the life and work of pediatrician-psychoanalyst Donald Woods Winnicott, exploring his impact on psychoanalysis and literary thought.
Sábados Resistentes: Democracia sob tutela
At Memorial da Resistência in São Paulo, Sábados Resistentes hosts a panel on 'Democracia sob tutela,' exploring tensions between the judiciary and the armed forces and their impact on Brazil's constitutional order.
Libras No Mas: Deaf Libras Roundtable with Wesley Nascimento
Join a roundtable talk in São Paulo with deaf researcher and activist Wesley Santos Nascimento, exploring Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), deaf education, and lived experiences. Aimed at raising accessibility awareness and sharing scholarly and activist insights with the local community.
Dança de Rua do Brasil
Explore the rise of Dança de Rua do Brasil, the Santos-born street-dance troupe led by Marcelo Cirino, renowned as a pioneer of Brazilian street dance. Bibliotech hosts a historical talk tracing their trajectory and influence, using periodical concepts of dance to illuminate their impact.
O fóssil da Casa das Rosas
Join a themed educational tour led by Núcleo de Ação Educativa inside Casa das Rosas, exploring fossil traces embedded in the venue's marble. The walk uncovers marine fossils dating 400 million years and links scientific insights with historical context.
Open lecture with Amara Moira
An open lecture with Amara Moira in São Paulo exploring the stubborn pursuit of writing and how the impossible can emerge on the page. The talk blends craft, imagination, and reflection on how great works arise beyond our verbal limits, inviting keen writers and readers alike.
Geoprocessamento para Análise Ambiental: Práticas com QGIS
A technical lecture at FAPESP on geoprocessing for environmental analysis using QGIS. Participants will explore practical GIS workflows, data handling, and spatial analysis techniques for research, with hands-on examples and reproducible methods.
Jogos de Física para Professores: Missão Computação Quântica
FAPESP hosts a science-focused lecture for teachers titled 'Jogos de Física para Professores: Missão Computação Quântica'. The session explores basic quantum computing ideas through interactive physics games and classroom-ready activities, pairing theory with practical demonstrations. Aimed at STEM educators, it offers fresh quantum insights and practical teaching ideas.
Astronomia – Uma Visão Geral
On 11 April 2026 at 9:00, FAPESP hosts an introductory astronomy lecture titled Astronomia – Uma Visão Geral. The talk offers a concise overview of astronomy, from solar system basics to modern cosmology, ideal for science enthusiasts and students seeking clarity on key concepts.
Palestra "Giro PRO TERRITÓRIO - Agudos"
This lecture launches 'Giro PRO TERRITÓRIO - Agudos' as part of CULTSP PRO to expand regional outreach across São Paulo, articulating territories and mapping local demand aligned with the state's cultural and production chain. A concise briefing for policymakers, cultural professionals, and community leaders.
O espírito das roupas: a moda em Gilda de Mello e Souza
FAPESP presents a lecture examining the spirit of clothing and its role in fashion as reflected in the works of Gilda de Mello e Souza. The talk blends fashion history with literary analysis to reveal how attire frames cultural identity in Brazilian literature.
Arte, Crítica e Política na América Latina
An in-depth course tracing the artistic and political currents of Latin America through Mário Pedrosa’s life and ideas, presented in a thoughtful dialogue with diverse interlocutors. Based in São Paulo, it emphasizes critical, sensitive analysis of Pedrosa's influence on culture.
Do Outeiro para o Morro
Bibliotech presents a historical talk in São Paulo about Nossa Senhora do Monte Serrat, the city’s patroness. Learn how the title was conferred and explore the rise and fall of its predecessor Santa Catarina de Alexandr. A vivid, educational look at local devotion and urban identity.
Palestra "Portinari e os Povos Originários: Arte, Ancestralidade e Símbolos"
On 15 April 2026, the Museu Casa de Portinari in São Paulo hosts a lecture exploring Portinari's work in relation to Indigenous Brazilian cultures, ancestry, and symbolic motifs—an insightful reflection for art lovers and scholars.
Van Gogh: além do mito e da loucura
Explore Vincent van Gogh through his letters to Theo and the paintings in MASP. This course reframes the artist beyond myth and madness, emphasizing discipline, method, and sensitivity that shaped his work. A thoughtful, in-depth session for art lovers in São Paulo.
Presença Judaica no Brasil: imigração, cultura e vida comunitária
Unibes Cultural presents an introductory course on Jewish presence in Brazil focusing on immigration, culture and community life. Led by Adriana Abuhab Bialski and Myriam Rosenblit Szwarcbart, the program traces history, memory, and contemporary community life in Brazil.
Presença Judaica no Brasil: Imigração, Cultura e Vida Comunitária
Explore Jewish history and cultural life in Brazil through a course and cultural outing at Unibes Cultural in São Paulo. Sessions on Apr 15, Apr 22, and Apr 26 delve into immigration, community life, and the contributions of Jewish Brazilians, blending discussion with experiential outings.
Encontro - História da Moda Periférica
Roda de conversa and visual mediation on how fashion emerges and reinvents itself in the city’s peripheries. From improvised outfits to street style and thrift culture, the event explores social and aesthetic life of peripheral fashion.
Arqueologia Social Inclusiva
This talk delves into inclusive social archaeology, examining how archaeology informs community inclusion, heritage justice, and urban narratives. Part of the Ciclo Territorios at IEA-USP, it invites researchers and students to rethink territorial histories through interdisciplinary methods and collaborative practice.
From Lies to Truth: Library Roundtable
An interactive library-led discussion exploring how myths become history. Participants engage in provocative debates and a reflective quiz about erased narratives and multiple perspectives on Brazil's past, challenging conventional truths.
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