On Wednesday the students of the Social Service program at Faculdades INTA hosted children from the local reference center for social assistance, CRAS Mimi Marinho. The students led the children in a variety of activities, games, and time for art. This 8 or 9 year old Gustavo is a very talented boy, both in dancing and his artistic ability. This is his painting of Curupira, a mythological character in Brazilian folklore, whose feet are turned backwards to confuse hunters and travelers.
On Wednesday the students of the Social Service program at Faculdades INTA hosted children from the local reference center for social assistance, CRAS Mimi Marinho. The students led the children in a variety of activities, games, and time for art. This 8 or 9 year old Gustavo is a very talented boy, both in dancing and his artistic ability. This is his painting of Curupira, a mythological character in Brazilian folklore, whose feet are turned backwards to confuse hunters and travelers.
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