Implementação de Pesquisa Participativa em Contexto de Vulnerabilização: Estratégias e Desafios Metodológicos

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https://doi.org/10.1590/

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Participação comunitária, Pesquisa participante, Políticas públicas

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Métodos participativos contribuem para o rigor científico ao evidenciarem demandas do contexto, especialmente com populações sub-representadas, tornando-as protagonistas do processo de transformação social. Este estudo objetivou apresentar a aplicação de um método participativo de pesquisa, a Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR), em um contexto de vulnerabilizaçã o social no sul do Brasil. Busca-se discutir os desafios e as potencialidades do método, que oferece recursos de validade ecológica para o desenvolvimento de políticas públicas próprias ao contexto, ao mesmo tempo em que empodera seus participantes. A pesquisa vem sendo realizada desde o ano de 2019 e, dentre os desafios inerentes, também enfrentou as dificuldades impostas pela pandemia de Covid-19. A partir da aplicação deste método em contexto brasileiro, identificou-se a relevância de se envolver os participantes ao longo do processo de pesquisa, a fim de que as ações sejam desenvolvidas em coerência com as demandas trazidas pela comunidade, e mantidas por aqueles que são seus maiores interessados.

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2024-05-06

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Thematic Dossier “Methodological Challenges in Psychology: Contributions to Academic Practice and Training”

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Seibel, B. L., Serafim, R. S. ., Silva, N. S. da, Araújo, J. A. C. ., Springer, P. R. ., & Hollist, C. S. . (2024). Implementação de Pesquisa Participativa em Contexto de Vulnerabilização: Estratégias e Desafios Metodológicos. Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto), 33, e3333. https://doi.org/10.1590/