The month of February's Guided Tour to the Aljube Museum's long term exhibition Resistance and Freedom.

A tribute to the generation of fathers and mothers born in the 1930s who, without seeking a place in history, political or any other kind of protagonism, never resigned, risked their lives, went to prison, went into exile, and were persecuted so that we can live today in a better country.

Art installation by Bruno Moraes Cabral and Kiluanji Kia Henda that will occupy floor 0 of the Aljube Museum of Resistance and Freedom until March 31st.

We begin the Commemorations of the 50th Anniversary of 25th April with a cycle of conversations taking place between March and November 2022, always at 6pm, in our auditorium. At the Museum of Resistance and Freedom, this cycle of talks will celebrate our everyday struggle.

The month of July's Guided Tour to the long term exhibition at the Aljube Museum Resistance and Freedom.

Luca Argel will be at the Aljube Museum to present a series of musical lectures on the political history of samba.

Can a democracy assert itself without a critical mass of citizens? What is the role of civil society during a war? What can a writer do?

In partnership with the Women's Democratic Movement (MDM) we welcomed women from Marinha Grande who were resisting the dictatorship for a conversation about their memories of participating in strikes and workers' struggles in the glass industry, of repression and imprisonment by PIDE, and of fighting for women's rights and freedom.

Through the voice of other Marias we will dive into the "New Portuguese Letters" within the temporary exhibition WOMEN AND RESISTANCE - New Portuguese Letters and other struggles.