A inclusão social pelo trabalho de jovens pobres: um estudo a partir dos estagiários do Projeto Primeiro Passo

• Ano de defesa: 2014
• Autor(a) principal: Maciel, Everton Cabral
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Palavras-chave em Português: Jovens pobres – Política governamental – Avaliação – Fortaleza(CE); Integração social – Fortaleza(CE); Cidadania – Fortaleza(CE); Trabalho – Aspectos sociais – Fortaleza(CE)
• Link de acesso: http://www.repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/18964

The strategies of attention to poor youth through public policies have become an important issue to be study in Brazil, mainly by the increasing demand of this group, for work and income opportunities as a means to gain citizenship in the mold of capitalist society .Lying contemplated in the management of the State Government of Ceará agenda, policies focusing on labor and youth, lack of reviews. The present study is clipping analysis social inclusion through youth work poor in Fortaleza, through Project First Step of the Secretariat of State for Labour and Social Development. It is part of the following questions that guide the study: Who are the poor youth in "vulnerable" and "social risk" involved Project First Step? What is the mode of inclusion by working poor youth through Project First Step? We use the critical theoretical framework, seeking the mediations between the reality of young trainees and contradictions that pervade contemporary issues, with emphasis on work, social issues, poverty, youth, social inclusion, citizenship and public policy. For this, we use the methodological approach is based on the dialectical and historical materialism method comprises the following steps: bibliographic study; desk study; observing trainees in activity and interviews with young people. The analysis proceeds in a dialectical movement between the empirical and the approaches to the categories. Therefore, it is considered that young people use work as a strategy for survival equipment and subjective experiencing different realities in a constant search for income security and relationships that provide recognition and acceptance in their differences. The Project First Step, with a strategy of inclusion through work, to categorize and introduce the younger market through paid internships, does not offer technical training and a specialty. In fact, the project provides a meeting of young women having their limit in capitalist society space and also confirmation that the conquest of recognition and public acceptance happens when they become "citizen consumers".