A Conversation with Paulo Freire
Lincoln Hall Theatre
702 South Wright Street, Urbana
Every human being, no matter how ignorant or submerged in the "culture of silence," is capable of looking critically at his world through dialogue with others. He is capable of becoming conscious of his reality and dealing with it.
A teacher with profound insights into the learning process and a passion for social justice, Dr. Freire opened the gateway of literacy to South America's culture of poverty.
THE SECOND ANNUAL DANIEL ALPERT LECTURE
In honor of Dan Alpert's continuing interest in the University as a center of learning and promotion of communication across academic disciplines on this campus, and between this campus and the world outside.
In conjunction with: School of Social Work; College of Education; Department of Educational Policy Studies; Department of History; Department of Philosophy; Department of Political Science; Department of Sociology; Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese; Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Institute of Communications Research; Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory; George A. Miller Committee
Pontificia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, Brazil