El periodismo ciudadano en la lucha contra la violencia juvenil. La experiencia de la Agência da Boa Notícia Guajuviras (Brasil)

El periodismo ciudadano en la lucha contra la violencia juvenil. La experiencia de la Agência da Boa Notícia Guajuviras (Brasil)

20 de julio de 2016 / Aceptado: 16 de enero de 2017 | Guillermo Gurrutxaga Rekondo; María José Cantalapiedra González; Leire Iturregui Mardaras
This article presents the results of a doctoral thesis that evaluates the potential of citizen journalism in combating violence through a case study of the Agência da Boa Notícia Guajuviras. The Agência is a project jointly developed by the City of Canoas and the Brazilian Ministry of Justice, aimed at addressing the issues of poverty and violence in Guajuviras, a neighborhood in Canoas. The project provides three hours of classes on communication and citizenship for young people and adolescents. The research employs qualitative techniques, focusing on two aspects: the evolution of journalism learning among students and the progress made in their socialization towards violence prevention as the ultimate goal. The study concludes that citizen journalism offers new possibilities for communication as a formative tool, fostering critical thinking and reducing vulnerability to social issues such as drug addiction and violence.This article presents the results of a doctoral thesis that evaluates the potential of citizen journalism in combating violence through a case study of the Agência da Boa Notícia Guajuviras. The Agência is a project jointly developed by the City of Canoas and the Brazilian Ministry of Justice, aimed at addressing the issues of poverty and violence in Guajuviras, a neighborhood in Canoas. The project provides three hours of classes on communication and citizenship for young people and adolescents. The research employs qualitative techniques, focusing on two aspects: the evolution of journalism learning among students and the progress made in their socialization towards violence prevention as the ultimate goal. The study concludes that citizen journalism offers new possibilities for communication as a formative tool, fostering critical thinking and reducing vulnerability to social issues such as drug addiction and violence.
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