Conhecimento histórico no Ciclo de Alfabetização? Que história é essa?

Freire, Eleta de Carvalho

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“…Radical healing has five critical components: (a) critical consciousness, (b) radical hope, (c) strength and resistance, (d) cultural authenticity and self-knowledge, and (e) collectivism. Conscientização , or critical consciousness, is a term conceived by Brazilian educator Paulo Freire in the 1960s (Freire, 1963). Critical consciousness refers to the dialectical process of (a) reaching an in-depth understanding (critical reflection) of the world and its oppressive forces as anchored in one’s lived knowledge; and (b) taking individual collective action against these oppressive elements with a sense of political efficacy and hope for a new set of better possibilities, or radical hope (Comas-Días & Torres Rivera, 2020; Freire, 2000; Neville, 2022).…”

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Radical Healing Community-Based Participatory Research to Eliminate Health Disparities

Roncoroni,

Tucker

2024

The Counseling Psychologist

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The health disparities experienced by Black older adults are associated with social determinants of health, all of which are inextricably linked to anti-Black racism. Research led by counseling psychologists has implications for promoting mental and physical health equity. We describe a new model, based on the integration of the radical healing framework and the community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach, for promoting mental and physical health and wellness among Black older adults. This model is called the radical healing CBPR model. Finally, we provide an example of a program informed by this model that helped improve the health outcomes and quality of life of Black older adults living in the low-income area of a city in the southeastern part of the United States. Notably, Black adults similar to the program participants, participated in the development and implementation of this program in ways that are consistent with the radical healing CBPR model.

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confidence: 99%