The Bunge Memory Center promotes the Cultural Journeys with the objective of contributing to the awareness-raising process about conservation and dissemination of historical archives and of opening the way for discussion of themes related to the role played by Memory Centers and their importance to corporate memory.
- ACTIVITIES
- Research Services
- Thematic Exhibitions
- Technical Processing
- Cultural Journeys
- Preservation Workshops
- Technical Visits
- Integration of Bunge Collaborators
Thematic Exhibitions other exhibitions
A Brazil of Flavors Exhibit - 2009
Here you may check the origins of Brazilian cuisine, immigrant influences and how culture created and modified our flavors. You may also see curiosities, habits and sustainability in the production and consumption of foods. Latest NewsMore news
Network of Corporate Memory Centers Prepares Work Plan - 04/13/12 In a meeting that took place on March 29, topics such as direction, composition and preparation of products were discussed
The Bunge Memory Center Holds a Meeting on Education in Museums - 04/03/12 Registration for the first Cultural Journey of the year starts this Tuesday, April 3. Marília Xavier Cury will speak on education in museums
The 9th Brazilian Economic History Congress - 09/14/11 Luciana Amaral, coordinator of the Bunge Memory Center, was present at the event as participant in one of the round tables
Bunge Memory Center Completes 17 Years - 08/31/11 Dedicated to corporate memory preservation and the promotion of knowledge, the Bunge Memory Center has already assisted over 250,000 people
- Over 200,000 images – printed photos, glass slides, chromes, engravings, paintings and maps
- 1,300 boxes of assorted documents
- 3,000 works of filmography
- Over 1,200 objects that document the evolution of customs, industrial processes and techniques, design, marketing and advertising
- 255,610 people served in 17 years
Cultural Journeys
The Cultural Journeys epitomize an essentially educational and cultural action whose objective is to raise awareness about the conservation and dissemination of historical archives and open the way for discussion of themes related to the role played by Memory Centers and their importance to corporate memory. Created in 2004, these Cultural Journeys offer free lectures/workshops that take place in different regions of the country, given by professionals in the areas of History, Archiving, Museology, Education and Communication. Since they were launched, 52 Cultural Journeys have taken place, attended by 2,306 people.
