Ubuntu & human rights: contributions of an indigenous philosophy to the training of Portuguese social workers

Teresa Escabelado Martins; Antonela Jesus

Ubuntu & human rights: contributions of an indigenous philosophy to the training of Portuguese social workers

Teresa Escabelado Martins, Antonela Jesus

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Numa época em que a política global tem mostrado um crescimento de governos com ideologias opressivas, o Ubuntu destaca a interdependência de todas as pessoas e o seu potencial na co-construção de realidades sociais mais justas e dignas. Através da realização de grupos focais com estudantes de Serviço Social e recém-licenciados, pretendemos demonstrar (i) o alinhamento do Ubuntu com valores centrais à profissão; (ii) a compreensão dos atuais estudantes portugueses de Serviço Social de licenciatura e recém-licenciados sobre o conhecimento indígena; (iii) a integração destes significados nas leituras da realidade social, as contribuições e limites associados a tal filosofia; finalmente, (iv) a reflexão dos participantes em torno da influência que as estruturas sociais associadas ao imperialismo exercem sobre as trajetórias de vida. Contribuições são dadas para a formação e prática em Serviço Social, com uma proposta de revisão e atualização do Serviço Social comunitário sob a filosofia Ubuntu.

Idioma original	English
Título da publicação do anfitrião	The Ubuntu practitioner
Subtítulo da publicação do anfitrião	social work perspectives
Editores	Bernard Mayaka, Consolée Uwihangana, Adrian D. van Breda
Local da publicação	Rheinfelden
Editora	International Federation of Social Workers
Capítulo	24
Páginas	525-541
ISBN (eletrónico)	9783906820293
Estado da publicação	Publicado - 2023

Keywords

Ubuntu
Indigenização
Direitos humanos
Serviço social
Imperialismo

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Ubuntu & human rights: contributions of an indigenous philosophy to the training of Portuguese social workers. / Martins, Teresa Escabelado; Jesus, Antonela.
The Ubuntu practitioner: social work perspectives. ed. / Bernard Mayaka; Consolée Uwihangana; Adrian D. van Breda. Rheinfelden: International Federation of Social Workers, 2023. p. 525-541.

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Ubuntu & human rights: contributions of an indigenous philosophy to the training of Portuguese social workers

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CRC-W: Católica Research Centre for Psychological, Family and Social Wellbeing

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