Institute for the Reintegration of Refugees</strong>. 10 students from the São Paulo Law School undergraduate program participated during the first six months of the project, working under the supervision of <strong>Cassia Nakano</strong>, coordinator of the Center for Legal Practice.</p><p>Created in 2010, ADUS is an NGO that works to support people seeking refuge in Brazil. In conjunction with it, the São Paulo Law School?s Center for Legal Practice has structured an initiative, aimed at promoting inclusion for refugees in the society. The NGO also helps refugees to access rights that they already enjoy, through consultations, discussions and research on legal issues involving refugees, and people seeking asylum in the country. This initiative led to the students´ immersion in the context and reality of the refugees, in order to understand their needs and identify ways to help them. This awareness underpinned subsequent research, resulting in basic guidance on rights, provided on an online platform designed for refugees.</p><p>?The students? participation and engagement exceeded our expectations, and the results of the work demonstrated the students? potential to transform knowledge and their eagerness,? Nakano stated.</p><p>The next cycle of the Legal Aid for Refugees Extension Project will begin at the end of this month, and it will involve lectures for refugees on common legal issues, as well as consultations and research.</p><p>The next cycle of the Legal Aid for Refugees Extension Project will begin at the end of this month, and it will involve lectures for refugees on common legal issues, as well as consultations and research.</p>