NON-FORMAL EDUCATION: EXHIBITION "SACRED SYMBOLS OF RELIGIONS: KNOWING TO RESPECT AND LIVE TOGETHER IN PEACE"
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56238/arev6n4-221Keywords:
Religious Symbols, Formal education, Informal educationAbstract
This scientific article will address non-formal education in spaces outside the University, analyzing the exhibition "Sacred Symbols of Religions: Knowing to respect and live together in peace" that took place on 10/20/2024, at Praça da República (next to the Waldemar Henrique theater), in Belém do Pará. The exhibition was promoted by the State University of Pará - UEPA, through the Study Group on Religious Education in the Amazon - GEPERA. With the participation of undergraduate students in Religious Sciences, as well as master's and doctoral students of the Graduate Program in Religious Sciences – PPGCR. General coordination: Prof. Dr. Francisco Willians Campos Lima (UEPA); Profa. Msc. Iolanda R. da Costa (UEPA). Support: Center for Social Sciences and Education – UEPA; FUMBEL – PMB; SECON – PMB; Waldemar Henrique Theater; Government of the State of Pará; Support and Inclusion Center (NAE)/UEPA.
