https://hdl.handle.net/10438/17830 2021-11-21T09:47:39Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29161 The paradoxes of the professionalization of cultural organizations in Brazil The research considers that the financing structure of cultural policies in Brazil has shaped a cultural field, which aimed to the professionalization of their fundraising practices. This paper analyzes the professionalization of cultural organizations in Brazil, discussing how field configuration has shaped their structure, management, and practices to achieve legitimacy in a field. This work in progress is a result of a method triangulation (Garnelo, 2006) that comprehends three steps. First, reviewing the specialized bibliography, seeking to outline the building of public policies concerning cultural fundraising in Brazil and then deals with professionalization itself. Second, exploring data to map the cultural field, we gathered primary data on federal resources for cultural policies (1992 to 2017) from the Ministry of Culture (MinC) database (SalicNet, 2017) and on voluntary federal transfers (1992 to 2017) from the Transparency Portal (SICONV, 2017). We also collected primary data on undergraduate and specialization in cultural management or similar training in Brazil (e-Mec, 2016) and secondary data on cultural policies from the research "Private Foundations and Nonprofit Associations in Brazil (FASFIL), which allows profiling Brazilian nonprofit organizations (FASFIL, 2010). We decided to analyze data on field formation considering this process of formation as means for the professionalization of agents in the cultural field. As an example, we deeply analyze the specific case of organizations that have become “Pontos de Cultura” through the federal program “Cultura Viva”. The data lead to identifying a movement of professionalization in the field of culture that converges with the regions that historically receive more resources from public cultural policies. In other words, the more resourceful reinforce their incumbent position in the field. 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29160 A psicologia e a superação das desigualdades no acesso, permanência e qualidade da formação universitária em psicologia: quem precisa cruzar a ponte? Spink, Peter 2018-11-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29159 Vulnerabilidade urbana e desenvolvimento socioeconômico: estação de pesquisa aplicada M’Boi eixo de microfinanças Scheidecker, Carolina Bernardes; Momesso, Caio; Santos, Arthur 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29158 Orçamento público municipal da cultura: função, subfunção ou sem-função? Silva, Laura Angélica Moreira; Santos, Fernando Burgos Pimentel dos; Medeiros, Anny Karine de O debate sobre financiamento público para a cultura ocorre no mundo todo, envolvendo os diversos níveis de governo. No Brasil, enquanto percentuais mínimos de investimento público em cultura permanecem indefinidos, a função cultura nos orçamentos municipais segue dependendo de pressões políticas e negociações pontuais. Considerando o orçamento público um instrumento de planejamento, o artigo analisa os dados orçamentários em relação à cultura nos 10 maiores municípios da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, de 2008 até 2016. Os dados foram extraídos do Portal Meu Município, da Secretaria do Tesouro Nacional e dos portais oficiais dos municípios. Também foram realizadas entrevistas com gestores(as) de organizações culturais do município de São Paulo. Os resultados mostram que há uma dependência grande dos editais de fomento e que a dinâmica orçamentária municipal interfere na atuação dos grupos culturais, que precisam, independentemente do repasse financeiro público, ter sustentabilidade financeira para desempenhar suas atividades. 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29157 Inovação social em contexto periférico Sartori, Sophia; Ferraz, Victor Tito; Souza, Zilma Borges de O objetivo central deste trabalho foi compreender como a inovação social ocorre e quais as suas perspectivas no contexto periférico do Jardim Ângela, Zona Sul de São Paulo. A metodologia utilizada teve enfoque qualitativo e buscou abordar os diversos aspectos que envolvem a temática. Para isto, utilizou a estratégia de investigação do pesquisador como agente participante do processo de pesquisa. Para a análise foram discutidos inicialmente os produtos e resultados da A Banca, e seus eixos de ação, para definir as perspectivas de inovação social presentes. Como parte dos resultados pode-se afirmar que a inovação social surge como um processo que possibilita o emergir de iniciativas próprias e criativas das periferias, bem como a materialização das potencialidades destes territórios. 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29156 Estação de pesquisa urbana de M’Boi: eixo agricultura urbana Souza, Zilma Borges de; Abreu, Kate Dayana Rodrigues de; Jeha, Isabel; Araújo, Pedro Lima de; Porto, Lya; Alonso, Victoria; Queiroga, Fábio Bruno 2018-11-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29155 A experiência da estação de pesquisa urbana M’Boi: um apoio de base territorial Spink, Peter 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29154 Relatos da(s) periferia(s): a experiência da estação de pesquisa urbana M’Boi Spink, Peter 2018-10-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/29153 Assessing urban food policies: integrating methodological approaches Porto, Lya 2018-09-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10438/25944 Urban vulnerability from the other side of the street Spink, Peter The focus of the São Paulo based M’Boi urban research field station is on the micro level impacts of social, urban and institutional vulnerabilities present in big cities and multi-city conurbations that are aggravated by: precarious processes of high density land occupation and habitation deficit; changes in patterns for sustaining livelihoods; failures in the distribution of basic services and local consequences of global patterns of climate change. Through consolidating links with community, social and faith based territorial organizations and taking part in their multiple forums, we have seen the importance of an alternative analytic approach to much of the current street level analyses which tend to favour the policy role of the public sector actor. From the “other side of the street” the picture is one of disconnection and absence where community based organizations have sought to reply to everyday demands not only through advocacy and mobilization, but also through direct and collective service provision. Concern may at times be about what government doesn’t do, or should do, or does badly, but it is also about invisible cities and absent states. This has led to us to give more attention to a public action framework with multiple and at times conflicting and disconnected languages that involves not only the actions of governments for citizens, but also the actions of society to both pressure government and to act directly in response to public needs. 2017-01-01T00:00:00Z