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• Deepen action-oriented and community education methodologies, participantaction research and human rights education;
• Elaborate interactive and formative strategies among project participants, in order
to build a space where everyone has the change to teach and learn;
• Produce strategies and practices to deepen community, teaching and research
connectivity;
• Seek global solutions, but also promote specific or even exemplary initiatives with
a global perspective;
• Engage with public authorities (Executive, Public Prosecutors and others), in order
to reinforce the involvement and activism of Beira Trilhos residents;
• Complement student training whose project participation in is voluntarily or financially compensated; promote professional development, through a social, theoretical, practical and global experience, transform the institution-societal relationship
by affirming the social character of higher education.
Thus, the goals to be achieved throughout the project’s development process are:
• Seek communication with national and international movements/communities
that face similar conditions of Beira Trilhos in Passo Fundo;
• Establish interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary partnerships with courses,
projects and institutions that can contribute to the current project goals to integrate
and monitor communities at Beira Trilhos in Passo Fundo;
• Incorporate local community members into the teams at all project stages;
• Offer courses and seminars on the issue of the right to housing, the right to the
city, that can put together different audiences, in order to promote different views
on the present issue.
• Institutionalize the survey, monitoring and evaluation of the occupation processes
of the urban voids in the city of Passo Fundo, in order to contribute to the discussion
about the social function of property as a research project;
• Discuss possibilities of joint action to improve immediate and specific community
issues, through actions such as bottom up and/or hands on, as a way of creating,
reinforcing ties and visualizing the group strengths;
• Monitor the reformulation of municipal legislation that encompasses the right to
housing and the right to the city, as well as current civil actions in Passo Fundo
and in nearby cities;
• Search to network with students and professionals within the areas of occupation,
as a way to understand these territories as spaces of responsibility and professional
performance from different areas;
• Build novel and flexible methodologies based on shared experiences, in order to
register, systematize and promote them at events and seminars.
The project proposal is organized in three axes (Carbonari and Vasconcellos 2016).
The first axis, Monitoring, gathers and articulates follow-up actions with residents
and partnering institutions. It aims to include projects with public authorities, civil
legal actions, revisions of the current PDDI—Integrated Development Master Plan,
and other Municipal Plans that contribute to the creation of the City Council and to the
M. A. L. Frandoloso and E. N. Scorsatto
• Deepen action-oriented and community education methodologies, participantaction research and human rights education;
• Elaborate interactive and formative strategies among project participants, in order
to build a space where everyone has the change to teach and learn;
• Produce strategies and practices to deepen community, teaching and research
connectivity;
• Seek global solutions, but also promote specific or even exemplary initiatives with
a global perspective;
• Engage with public authorities (Executive, Public Prosecutors and others), in order
to reinforce the involvement and activism of Beira Trilhos residents;
• Complement student training whose project participation in is voluntarily or financially compensated; promote professional development, through a social, theoretical, practical and global experience, transform the institution-societal relationship
by affirming the social character of higher education.
Thus, the goals to be achieved throughout the project’s development process are:
• Seek communication with national and international movements/communities
that face similar conditions of Beira Trilhos in Passo Fundo;
• Establish interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary partnerships with courses,
projects and institutions that can contribute to the current project goals to integrate
and monitor communities at Beira Trilhos in Passo Fundo;
• Incorporate local community members into the teams at all project stages;
• Offer courses and seminars on the issue of the right to housing, the right to the
city, that can put together different audiences, in order to promote different views
on the present issue.
• Institutionalize the survey, monitoring and evaluation of the occupation processes
of the urban voids in the city of Passo Fundo, in order to contribute to the discussion
about the social function of property as a research project;
• Discuss possibilities of joint action to improve immediate and specific community
issues, through actions such as bottom up and/or hands on, as a way of creating,
reinforcing ties and visualizing the group strengths;
• Monitor the reformulation of municipal legislation that encompasses the right to
housing and the right to the city, as well as current civil actions in Passo Fundo
and in nearby cities;
• Search to network with students and professionals within the areas of occupation,
as a way to understand these territories as spaces of responsibility and professional
performance from different areas;
• Build novel and flexible methodologies based on shared experiences, in order to
register, systematize and promote them at events and seminars.
The project proposal is organized in three axes (Carbonari and Vasconcellos 2016).
The first axis, Monitoring, gathers and articulates follow-up actions with residents
and partnering institutions. It aims to include projects with public authorities, civil
legal actions, revisions of the current PDDI—Integrated Development Master Plan,
and other Municipal Plans that contribute to the creation of the City Council and to the