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Shared Participatory Research Principles and Methodologies: Perspectives from the USA and Brazil-45 Years after Paulo Freire's "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"

Wallerstein, Nina ; Giatti, Leandro L ; Bógus, Cláudia Maria ; Akerman, Marco ; Jacobi, Pedro Roberto ; de Toledo, Renata Ferraz ; Mendes, Rosilda ; Acioli, Sonia ; Bluehorse-Anderson, Margaret ; Frazier, Shelley ; Jones, Marita

Societies (Basel, Switzerland), 2017-06, Vol.7 (2), p.6 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Switzerland: MDPI AG

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Shared Participatory Research Principles and Methodologies: Perspectives from the USA and Brazil-45 Years after Paulo Freire's "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"
Autor: Wallerstein, Nina ; Giatti, Leandro L ; Bógus, Cláudia Maria ; Akerman, Marco ; Jacobi, Pedro Roberto ; de Toledo, Renata Ferraz ; Mendes, Rosilda ; Acioli, Sonia ; Bluehorse-Anderson, Margaret ; Frazier, Shelley ; Jones, Marita
Assuntos: Action research ; Case studies ; Citizen participation ; Community involvement ; Community participation ; Community research ; Empowerment ; Financing ; Freire, Paulo (1921-1997) ; Health education ; Health planning ; Health promotion ; Health research ; Inequality ; Medical research ; Mobilization ; Participation ; Participatory research ; Philosophy ; Social justice ; Social movements ; Well being
É parte de: Societies (Basel, Switzerland), 2017-06, Vol.7 (2), p.6
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Descrição: The trajectory of participation in health research by community social actors worldwide has been built on a history of community participation from the Ottawa Charter Health Promotion call for community mobilization, to the emancipatory educational philosophy of Paulo Freire, to social movements and organizing for health and social justice. This paper builds on this history to expand our global knowledge about community participation in research through a dialogue between experiences and contexts in two prominent countries in this approach; the United States and Brazil. We first focus on differences in political and scientific contexts, financing, and academic perspectives and then present how, despite these differences, similarities exist in values and collaborative methodologies aimed at engaging community partners in democratizing science and knowledge construction. We present three case studies, one from the U.S. and two from Brazil, which illustrate similar multi-level processes using participatory research tools and Freirian dialogue to contribute to social mobilization, community empowerment, and the transformation of inequitable societal conditions. Despite different processes of evolution, we observed a convergence of participatory health research strategies and values that can transform science in our commitment to reduce health and social inequities and improve community wellbeing.
Editor: Switzerland: MDPI AG
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Shared Participatory Research Principles and Methodologies: Perspectives from the USA and Brazil-45 Years after Paulo Freire's "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"

Wallerstein, Nina ; Giatti, Leandro L ; Bógus, Cláudia Maria ; Akerman, Marco ; Jacobi, Pedro Roberto ; de Toledo, Renata Ferraz ; Mendes, Rosilda ; Acioli, Sonia ; Bluehorse-Anderson, Margaret ; Frazier, Shelley ; Jones, Marita

Switzerland: MDPI AG

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