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Ação educativa e formativa no associativismo imigrante em Lisboa: o caso da associação Moinho da Juventude da Cova da Moura no concelho da Amadora
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Organização sem fins lucrativos, criada a partir de um grupo informal de moradores do
bairro, a Associação Moinho da juventude representa, hoje em dia, uma fonte de
inspiração e motivação para as crianças, jovens, adultos e idosos que moram no bairro
da Cova da Moura (Concelho da Amadora), bairro que desde sempre foi considerado
pela opinião pública um lugar perigoso onde não há prosperidade nem positividade. Na
imensidão de aspetos e caraterísticas, no contexto do Moinho, que poderiam ter sido
analisadas, considerou-se importante concentrar o foco na parte educativa e formativa
que representam basicamente dois elementos constantemente presentes em qualquer
ação dirigida pelo Moinho seja no âmbito cultural, seja no contexto socioeconómico
entre os vários domínios. É neste contexto que este trabalho aparece para apresentar o
que muitas vezes é esquecido ou deixado de lado, o trabalho educativo e construtivo de
um lugar mágico onde formalidade e informalidade se articulam e no qual a dimensão
individual e coletiva se envolvem para juntar-se num corpo só.
The Cultural Association Moinho da Juventude (Windmill of Youth) is a non-profit organization which represents an important source of inspiration and motivation for children, young people, adults and senior people. The Windmill was born in the early 1980s in Amadora, specifically in a neighborhood called Cova da Moura. The whole neighborhood was built thanks to the hard work of local residents who managed to realize a self-financing project starting to build the quarter from the very beginning. According to a significant part of the public opinion the Association is situated in one of the most dangerous place in Lisbon. Cova da Moura is always described as a place without prosperity and positivity, controlled by the organized crime. This work focuses on one of the several aspects of the Windmill, the educative and formative one, which has always represented a guideline for all the activities of the Association. The goal of this work is to show how something that is commonly considered marginal turn out to be fundamental in the educative and instructive path of every individual. At the Windmill of Youth formality and informality are mixed together in order to prove how the individual and the collective dimensions contribute to create a whole by their fusion.
The Cultural Association Moinho da Juventude (Windmill of Youth) is a non-profit organization which represents an important source of inspiration and motivation for children, young people, adults and senior people. The Windmill was born in the early 1980s in Amadora, specifically in a neighborhood called Cova da Moura. The whole neighborhood was built thanks to the hard work of local residents who managed to realize a self-financing project starting to build the quarter from the very beginning. According to a significant part of the public opinion the Association is situated in one of the most dangerous place in Lisbon. Cova da Moura is always described as a place without prosperity and positivity, controlled by the organized crime. This work focuses on one of the several aspects of the Windmill, the educative and formative one, which has always represented a guideline for all the activities of the Association. The goal of this work is to show how something that is commonly considered marginal turn out to be fundamental in the educative and instructive path of every individual. At the Windmill of Youth formality and informality are mixed together in order to prove how the individual and the collective dimensions contribute to create a whole by their fusion.
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Educação Formação Associativismo Imigração Moinho da Juventude Aprendizagem Multiculturalismo Education Training Windmill of Youth Learning Multiculturalism Associativism Immigration