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Monografia
Serviço Social e debate étnico-racial: uma análise dos projetos político-pedagógicos de cursos – PPC das unidades de formação acadêmica – UFA em serviço social da região norte da ABEPSS
This Course Completion Work aims to analyze the Course Pedagogical Projects - PPC, with regard to the ethnic-racial debate in professional training in Social Work of the Federal Academic Training Units - UFA of the northern region, following the regional division of Association for Teaching and R...
Autor principal: | Silva, Kallynne Guimarães da |
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Grau: | Monografia |
Idioma: | pt_BR |
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Universidade Federal do Tocantins
2023
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Acesso em linha: |
http://hdl.handle.net/11612/6162 |
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This Course Completion Work aims to analyze the Course Pedagogical Projects - PPC, with
regard to the ethnic-racial debate in professional training in Social Work of the Federal
Academic Training Units - UFA of the northern region, following the regional division of
Association for Teaching and Research in Social Work – ABEPSS, so the Social Work courses
chosen for this study are from the Federal Universities of Maranhão, Tocantins, Amazonas,
Pará and Piauí. The proposal of qualitative analysis is developed around verifying how the UFA
present the ethnic-racial debate in the training in Social Work in the northern region. The
interest in the theme for this work develops from concerns about professional practice,
considering that, due to the Brazilian social and cultural formation, the ethnic-racial discussion
in society, as well as in-service training, was not placed on the agenda. society for many years.
In this sense, contemporaneity comes with a lack of theoretical and critical discussions on the
ethnic-racial issue, within the profession of social work, posing several challenges for the
understanding of the demands that reach the socio-occupational spaces of the profession, which
require the understanding of social class, race/ethnicity, and gender, in which without this
understanding the understanding of the expressions of the 'social question', are limited. |