Center for Studies and Social Action

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Center for Studies & Social Action
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AbbreviationCEAS
Established1967;53 years ago (1967)
PurposeEmpower the marginalized
Location
Region served
Northeast Brazil
Affiliations Jesuit, Catholic
Website CEAS (in Portuguese)

Center for Studies and Social Action (CEAS) was founded by the Society of Jesus in 1967 and works to diminish poverty and social exclusion] in the Northeast Region, Brazil. It lends its assistance to urban and rural groups and produces a journal.

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