A voz e a vez dos jovens da Bacia do Goitá: arte, cultura, folkcomunicação e desenvolvimento local na experiência do Projeto Sanfona Cultural em Pombos – PE

Abstract

Our aim is to analyze proposed actions for local development through art and culture actions taken by a non-governamental organization in benefit of youth from five cities in Goitá Basin Goitá, State of Pernambuco, Brazil. The main focus of research is the the Acordeão Cultural project, and we identify its communication strategies contributions and pitfalls, in the scope of local development actions. Theoretical research was based on participatory communication, community building and social mobilization for local development. In this context, we searched under the gaze of Folkcommunication theater mobilization as a strategy of interpersonal communication supported in art and culture. This is a case study, based on a qualitative research, taking as its starting point a review of the literature in order to identify concepts, and concomitantly an exploratory survey was conducted. Among the instruments we opted for semi-structured interviews with young people and the project team, and testimonials to understand and recover some important aspects of the lives of these young Accordion Cultural. Thus it was necessary to insert in the universe of respondents to the participant observation and sometimes even sharing the activities included in the project. In the analysis highlight some important points as the practice of tracking and monitoring of activities, and factors that facilitated the escape of young people in the project. The results revealed that the Accordion Cultural brings the main theater of action mobilization through the "Hear the voice of art." We also emphasize that the activities of scenic art possible, young people involved in culture, create their own speeches, becoming critical citizens and participating in society they are part, to demand their rights and intervene in their community, reissuing the experience of this activity in local schools.