Juan Pablo Pinto (MA student, Anthropology) has created an as part of an initiative by the Office of the Vice Provost Academic to develop classroom resources using the collections held by 91亚色 research centres. The CERLAC component of this project is entitled 鈥淧opular Education in Revolutionary Times: Reflecting on Nicaragua鈥檚 Popular Education Program in the 1980s.鈥 Pinto鈥檚 work focuses on a collection of photographs and educational materials donated to the CERLAC Resource Centre by emeritus fellow Deborah Barndt, who was a major participant in these campaigns. The exhibit features interviews with Professor Barndt and many of her photographs.
