John Paul II Library organises "FarDar" exhibition

In the year in which the Universidade Católica Portuguesa's motto is "Knowledge at the Service of Social Fraternity", the João Paulo II Library of the Universidade Católica in Lisbon is organising the "FarDar" exhibition, a public presentation of the uniforms donated by finalists and alumni of the Nursing School of the Institute of Health Sciences, as part of the "FarDar" project.

Based on the value of university social fraternity and the gift of giving as fundamental principles, the "FarDar" project consists of a bank of donated uniforms, both for students with greater financial difficulties and for students who respect the principles of recycling and reuse in the interests of sustainability.
This exhibition is also intended to evoke the universe of other uniforms and other professions that are governed by the spirit of service and mission, in a dialogue between various types of knowledge and disciplines.

The inauguration will take place at the João Paulo II University Library on 27 September at 2.30pm and will run until 30 October.

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