Narrativas de atores do movimento de defesa dos direitos das pessoas com deficiência na Baixada Santista: demandas, desafios e conquistas
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2021-02-12
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Silva, Fabiana Siqueira da [UNIFESP]
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Nicolau, Stella Maris [UNIFESP]
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Trabalho de conclusão de curso de graduação
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Esta pesquisa busca compreender através de narrativas dos atores dos movimentos das pessoas
com deficiência (PCD) na Baixada Santista, quais os desafios enfrentados e as conquistas obti-
das em sua trajetória na defesa por direitos, além das demandas atuais e as perspectivas do
movimento das pessoas com deficiência. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, exploratória e
descritiva que busca conhecer a experiência de quatro pessoas com deficiência da Baixada San-
tista que participaram de movimentos por direitos deste segmento da população. Foi adotada a
metodologia de História Oral Temática que se apoia nos conceitos de experiência e narrativa
em que o entrevistado é um colaborador. As narrativas dessas quatro mulheres ilustram uma
geração que participou ativamente de um tempo histórico em que se experimentou no país,
sobretudo após a Constituição Federal de 1988, um paradigma de direitos em oposição a um
paradigma assistencialista e caritativo em relação às PCD. Trata-se de mulheres que conquista-
ram autonomia pelo estudo, pelo trabalho como funcionárias públicas, constituíram família e
exerceram a maternidade. Embora reconheçam um avanço na conquista de direitos, relatam
incertezas quanto ao futuro do movimento das PCD que carece de novas lideranças e corre o
risco de perder conquistas com o avanço das políticas neoliberais no país.
This research seeks to understand through narratives of people in the struggle for rights of people with disabilities (PWD) in Baixada Santista, what challenges they faced and the achievements obtained in their trajectory in the defense of rights, in addition to the current demands and perspectives of the movement of PWD.. This is a qualitative, exploratory and descriptive research that seeks to learn about the experience of four people with disabilities in Baixada Santista who participated in movements for the rights of this segment of the population. Thematic Oral History methodology was adopted, based on the concepts of experience and narrative in which the interviewee is a collaborator. The narratives of these four women illustrate a generation that actively participated in a historic time in which the country experienced, especially after the Federal Constitution of 1988, a paradigm of rights as opposed to an assistance and charitable paradigm in relation to the PWD. These are women who have gained autonomy through study, through work as civil servants, formed a family and exercised motherhood. Although they recognize an advance in the conquest of rights, they report uncertainties about the future of the PWD’s movement that lacks new leaders and is in danger of losing conquests with the advance of neoliberal policies in the country
This research seeks to understand through narratives of people in the struggle for rights of people with disabilities (PWD) in Baixada Santista, what challenges they faced and the achievements obtained in their trajectory in the defense of rights, in addition to the current demands and perspectives of the movement of PWD.. This is a qualitative, exploratory and descriptive research that seeks to learn about the experience of four people with disabilities in Baixada Santista who participated in movements for the rights of this segment of the population. Thematic Oral History methodology was adopted, based on the concepts of experience and narrative in which the interviewee is a collaborator. The narratives of these four women illustrate a generation that actively participated in a historic time in which the country experienced, especially after the Federal Constitution of 1988, a paradigm of rights as opposed to an assistance and charitable paradigm in relation to the PWD. These are women who have gained autonomy through study, through work as civil servants, formed a family and exercised motherhood. Although they recognize an advance in the conquest of rights, they report uncertainties about the future of the PWD’s movement that lacks new leaders and is in danger of losing conquests with the advance of neoliberal policies in the country
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SILVA, Fabiana Siqueira da. Narrativas de atores do movimento de defesa dos direitos das pessoas com deficiência na Baixada Santista: demandas, desafios e conquistas. 2021. 77f. Trabalho de conclusão de curso de graduação (Terapia Ocupacional) - Instituto de Saúde e Sociedade, Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Santos, 2021.