As part of the programming of the I International Congress on Education and Innovation (CIEI): Digital Education - transforming people and places - at the State University of Montes Claros (Unimontes), GEHEF was represented by undergraduate and master's students presenting partial or final results of their research.
GEHEF was represented by:
Daniely Santos Ramos Costa, FAPEMIG Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, who presented her work entitled "Army Riding School: the influence of the French Military Mission on Brazilian land military doctrine (1919-1940)";
Daniely Santos Ramos Costa, FAPEMIG Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, who also presented her work entitled "Operation Cowboy: the union of soldiers to save the Lipizzaner horses in World War II (1944-1945)";
Guilherme Carvalho Vieira, master's student at PPGH/Unimontes and FAPEMIG scholarship holder, who presented his work entitled "Flying Horses: pulse is pulse, hoof is hoof": horsemanship and the military, from the French Military Mission to the Olympic Games (1940-1950)";
Guilherme Carvalho Vieira, master's student at PPGH/Unimontes and FAPEMIG scholarship holder, who also presented his work entitled "Riding and remembering: social representations of horseback riding in the northern region of Minas Gerais (2005-2020)";
Jéssica Fagundes Sales, FAPEMIG Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, who presented her work entitled "The history of animal rights and the well-being of horses in equestrian sports in Brazil";
Lucas Matheus Araújo Bicalho, UNI BIC Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, who presented his work entitled "The legacy of the horse: equestrian symbolic representation in military trophies and medals";
Lucas Matheus Araújo Bicalho, UNI BIC Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, who also presented his work entitled "The legacy of Geraldo Brandão: memories of chess in Montes Claros in the 1980s."
Congratulations to all GEHEF members for their participation in the event!
In the photo below, Daniely Santos Ramos Costa, FAPEMIG Scientific Initiation scholarship holder, presents one of her works at the congress.
