Os sentidos do Programa Bolsa Família nas relações sociais dos seus beneficiários

Pós-graduação em Psicologia - FCLAS

A constituição de associações livres e o trabalho com as questões sociocientíficas na formação de professores

Pós-graduação em Educação para a Ciência - FC

Formação do professor do ensino básico para a educação para a mídia: avaliação de um protótipo de currículo

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Transdisciplinaridade e plantas medicinais no empoderamento de mulheres em busca de sustentabilidade no sul do Brasil e norte da Espanha: experiências de resgate de conhecimentos

Pós-graduação em Agronomia (Horticultura) - FCA

Práticas pedagógicas e inclusão: a sobrevivência da integração nos processos inclusivos

O trabalho apresenta uma análise do processo inclusivo, retomando os conceitos de prática pedagógica e inclusão. Com instrumentais da análise de discurso e da análise de conteúdo, analisa entrevistas com professores de atendimento especializado, professores de sala comum e gestores. Descreve inclusão como um conceito cuja rede de sentidos oscila conforme os interesses em jogo, sendo tanto processo que envolve vários agentes e instâncias e exige participação, quanto idealização, definida a priori e devendo ser incorporada de forma acrítica. Aponta o desconhecimento das especificidades de aprendizagem e dos potenciais dos sujeitos e grupos; a sobrevivência do modelo clínico; os estudos da inclusão como apêndice do processo formativo; certas iniciativas com caráter mais integrativo do que inclusivo. Propõe investir na escola concreta, através de modelos de pesquisa interventivo-participativo, e refazer de outro ângulo as questões já formatadas sobre prática pedagógica inclusiva.

Modo de vida ribeirinho e conhecimento tradicional: uma análise das ações do PAE Nossa Senhora do Livramento na ilha Tabatinga para fins de desenvolvimento local Abaetetuba-PA

A pesquisa teve como objetivo investigar a influência das ações efetivadas através do Projeto de Assentamento Agroextrativista no desenvolvimento local da ilha Tabatinga, localizada no município de Abaetetuba-PA. Para análise destas ações foram utilizados indicadores que possibilitaram verificar o nível de desenvolvimento local na comunidade a partir da implantação deste tipo de projeto. Ressaltou-se como elemento de análise os conhecimentos tradicionais presente na ilha Tabatinga, vinculado à pesca artesanal. Foi feita a caracterização do Projeto de Assentamento Agroextrativista, bem como a realização de uma análise da realidade da ilha Tabatinga, no que diz respeito ao modo de vida ribeirinho e por fim a realização da análise dos indicadores de desenvolvimento local a partir da implantação do PAE. No que diz respeito à metodologia o estudo teve um direcionamento qualitativo e quantitativo além de se ter utilizado a técnica de entrevista semiestruturada e da pesquisa participante. Os sujeitos da pesquisa foram os membros da ASPANLI (Associação PAE Nossa Senhora do Livramento), além dos assentados/pescadores, atuantes na realidade investigada. Os dados qualitativos foram analisados através da técnica de análise do discurso. Utilizando o método de análise temática, e, para que esses encaminhamentos fossem possíveis, fez-se necessário, primeiramente, a transcrição integral das entrevistas realizadas em campo e, por fim, os agrupamentos de dados de acordo com as categorias. Nesse cerne, os dados levantados com base nas análises de materiais coletados constataram que as ações relativas às atividades do PAE têm influenciado, parcialmente, no desenvolvimento local da ilha Tabatinga. A partir das análises conclusivas, apresentamos algumas sugestões que visam contribuir com a organização social dos moradores, sugerindo, dentre outras coisas, a criação de uma cooperativa de pescadores.

Valorização dos percursos negros no Brasil: perspectivas de educação nos territórios afro-rioclarenses

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Relações públicas e gestão de eventos: pesquisa participante no carnatlética 2013

In the current dynamic environment in which the public relations professional is inserted and, considering their ability to perform various activities, the field of events, an area that comprehends many different aspects, ends up being very active and executed by professionals from other fields. The following research demonstrates the importance of the Public Relations professional in the management of an organizational event, aiming to present Public Relations as the area with the most expertize to put plan and organize events, due to the knowledge and theory that can be put into practice. Through a participatory research, the researcher recounts her experience with organizing Carnatlética, event in which she was a part of in 2013. Thus, it is concluded that the participation of a public-relations in the organization is critical to the success of an event, especially in issues related to advertising, media and planning

Análise da implantação do programa Eco-Escolas-Semente Viva na E. M. Sylvio de Araújo, Rio Claro-SP

This study was conducted in partnership with the Extension Project in Education Environmentally Semente Viva and it is an assessment of the environmental education methodology applied by the Group in 2014, at the Municipal School Sylvio de Araújo, in Rio Claro- SP. The implemented methodology was named Programa Eco Escolas- Semente Viva and it was based on the use of certain bases of the Eco-Schools program, created by the FEE (Foundation for Environmental Education), with some adjustments in accordance with the goals of the Group. The study followed the participatory research method, and the data collection gave up through participant observation, literature and documentary. The chapters present the description and analysis of the events that represent the implementation process of the Programa Eco Escolas- Semente Viva. The meetings with the community and environmental education activities with children from 1st to 4th year are described in detail, and is given regarding the analysis of situations, from the point of view of one of the members of the Semente Viva Group

A pesquisa participante na elaboração de atlas escolar: a experiência do atlas de Apucarana - PR

Pós-graduação em Geografia - IGCE

O papel da comunicação no processo de transferência de tecnologia da Embrapa para a comunidade indígena Campo Alegre de Boa Vista, RR

Pós-graduação em Comunicação - FAAC

Evaluating sport projects which promote social inclusion for young people: a case study

[EN] This work presents the findings of a participatory research program evaluating the outcomes of an Italian sports program for minors at risk. Using a participatory evaluation approach enabled an evaluation-research close to the real objectives and useful for monitoring and e-planning actions, starting from an initial exploration of the different stakeholders’ views of the project itself. The research design is presented in the form of a case study, emphasizing the continuous involvement of the project’s stakeholders in the evaluation process. The outcomes here presented make evident how the participatory evaluation project allowed a targeted and ongoing monitoring at group level as well as at individual level with the minors involved in the project.

Fortaleciéndo la soberanía alimentaria mediante la revalorización de saberes ecológicos locales: experiencia en los Andes bolivianos

Ethnobiology research contributes significantly to initiatives that aim to enhance food sovereignty among indigenous and/or traditional people. In Bolivia, one of the Latin-American countries that shows the highest poverty and undernourishment levels, the purpose of this research-action project was to enhance food sovereignty through the revitalization of the local ecological knowledge and to promote local technological innovation processes in the Andean community of Tallija-Confital. During a first step the endogenous knowledge and strategies related to food security and sovereignty were investigated, based on the principles and tools of the Revitalizing Participatory Research (RPR). In a second step local technical innovation processes were supported through a “knowledge dialogue” between exogenous and endogenous knowledge systems, focusing on the processing of the cañahua (Chenopodium pallidicaule Aellen) gluten. The research results demonstrate that Andean people have developed complex endogenous knowledge and strategies to adapt to socio-environmental changes that show a great potential to contribute to the enhancement of food sovereignty. Nevertheless, in the current globalized context that translates into new challenges for local communities, beyond the revitalization of local ecological knowledge, a dialogue between different knowledge systems can lead to important local technological innovation for the improvement of their well-being. Key words: food sovereignty, knowledge dialogue, endogenous development, technological innovation

Youth-focused empowerment evaluation using Photovoice

The Carrera-Children's Aid Society of New York model is a proven model of teen pregnancy prevention. There is a need to evaluate the effect that the model has had on the participants as individuals. Brighter Futures is a replication of the Carrera-Children's Aid Society of New York youth development model operated by Planned Parenthood of Houston and Southeast Texas. A qualitative youth-focused Empowerment Evaluation was initiated to determine the individual impact of the achieved program outcomes. The Empowerment Evaluation assessed what impact the Brighter Futures program has had on the students. The youth used Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR) approaches, such as Photovoice, in conjunction with guided writing and participatory groups to conduct this evaluation with in the framework of Empowerment Evaluation. Additionally, a semi-structured CBPR exercise was used to evaluate the effectiveness of the feasibility of Photovoice methodology with urban youth. ^

The Comal County Needs Assessment Youth Survey

A crucial link in preserving and protecting the future of our communities resides in maintaining the health and well being of our youth. While every member of the community owns an opinion regarding where to best utilize monies for prevention and intervention, the data to support such opinion is often scarce. In an effort to generate data-driven indices for community planning and action, the United Way of Comal County, Texas partnered with the University Of Texas - Houston Health Science Center, School Of Public Health to accomplish a county-specific needs assessment. A community-based participatory research emphasis utilizing the Mobilization for Action through Planning and Partnership (MAPP) format developed by the National Association of City and County Health Officials (NACCHO) was implemented to engage community members in identifying and addressing community priorities. The single greatest area of consensus and concern identified by community members was the health and well being of the youth population. Thus, a youth survey, targeting these specific areas of community concern, was designed, coordinated and administered to all 9-11th grade students in the county. 20% of the 3,698 completed surveys (72% response rate) were randomly selected for analysis. These 740 surveys were coded and scanned into an electronic survey database. Statistical analysis provided youth-reported data on the status of the multiple issues affecting the health and well being of the community's youth. These data will be reported back to the community stakeholders, as part of the larger Comal County Needs Assessment, for the purposes of community planning and action. Survey data will provide community planners with an awareness of the high risk behaviors and habit patterns amongst their youth. This knowledge will permit more effective targeting of the means for encouraging healthy behaviors and preventing the spread of disease. Further, the community-oriented, population-based nature of this effort will provide answers to questions raised by the community and will provide an effective launching pad for the development and implementation of targeted, preventive health strategies. ^