Members of the Court of Justice of the State of Tocantins (TJTO) are taking part, in the city of Goiânia (GO), until next Friday (9th), in the 5th National Meeting on the Memory of the Judiciary (ENAM), an event whose central theme is “Memory, Culture and Diversity in the Judiciary”.
Justice Ângela Prudente, president of the Commissions on Document Management (CPAD), Memory Management (CGM) and Jurisprudence, Documentation and Memory (COJUD), is taking part in the event alongside the technical staff, reaffirming the institutional commitment to value memory, promoting diversity and innovation in document management.
Present at the event are judicial analyst Naura Stella Bezerra Cavalcante, archivist Filipe Cunha, librarian Cynthia Aires, advisor Vera Lúcia Moura and Journalist Wherbert Araújo. With face-to-face activities and simultaneous events, panels, technical visits and cultural presentations are being held throughout the programming of the event.
Highlighted to the lecture by Historian Lilia Moritz Schwarcz and the magna lecture by federal deputy Erika Hilton, the 5th ENAM addresses issues such as social justice, racial equity and the role of memory as an instrument of institutional transformation. In addition, the event promotes debates on the preservation of documentary collections, with special attention to historical processes linked to slavery and the struggle for freedom in Brazil.
Reinforcing the commitment of the Judiciary of the state of Tocantins to preserve institutional memory, Justice Ângela Prudente emphasized the importance of memory as a permanent public policy in the Judiciary:
“Preserving the memory of the Judiciary means guaranteeing society the right to access its history, understand its institutions and strengthen the foundations of citizenship and democracy,” she said.
