Collection Educator Paulo Freire

Paulo Freire was a Brazilian educator, his ideas originated from experiences of Brazilian northeast, as teacher and social activist, which made him creative and genuine expressions of critical pedagogy, which he himself created. His thoughts influenced different areas of knowledge and introduced the concept of Popular Education worldwide. He offered knowledge from an ethical-critical-political-educational perspective, and thus conceived an adult literacy methodology, being named Patron of the Brazilian Education by law 12.612 of 13 april 2012. Ana Maria Araujo Freire and Paulo Freire Institute keep in custody these documents. It is a large collection relevant to popular education, youth and adult literacy, social movements, political education, ecopedagogy.

Registration Year: 2017
Submission Year: 2016
Submitted by: Brazil
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Paulo Freire in the 1st National Seminar on Literacy at Sao Tome and Principe in 1976
Paulo Freire in the 1st National Seminar on Literacy at Sao Tome and Principe in 1976
Paulo Freire in UNESCO Forum in Tokyo (Japan) in 1989
Paulo Freire in UNESCO Forum in Tokyo (Japan) in 1989
Paulo Freire receiving the title of DHC the University of Bologna, on the occasion of the 900 years of foundation, on January 23, 1989
Paulo Freire receiving the title of DHC the University of Bologna, on the occasion of the 900 years of foundation, on January 23, 1989
Paulo Freire and Ana Maria Araújo Freire with Raul Ferrer and the Director of the Department of Adult Education of UNESCO in Persepolis, Iran, during the International Symposium for Literacy in 1975
Paulo Freire and Ana Maria Araújo Freire with Raul Ferrer and the Director of the Department of Adult Education of UNESCO in Persepolis, Iran, during the International Symposium for Literacy in 1975
Letter from Indira Gandhi to Paulo Freire
Letter from Indira Gandhi to Paulo Freire
Paulo Freire in a seminar with Professor Enzo Morgagni in Venice in January 1989
Paulo Freire in a seminar with Professor Enzo Morgagni in Venice in January 1989