Public Policies and Quilombola Communities - Arruda Fakih, Tamires
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The period of slavery was also marked by various forms of resistance by enslaved Black people to the system in place at the time, including escape attempts and the organization of former slaves in specific territories, forming what were known as quilombos or mocambos. From the 20th century onwards, the economy, culture, politics, and concept of the social organization of quilombolas began to be rebuilt. This study sought to understand the current reality of the Remaining Quilombo Communities in the Ribeira Valley, in the state of São Paulo, by analyzing the impacts and challenges of public…mehr

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The period of slavery was also marked by various forms of resistance by enslaved Black people to the system in place at the time, including escape attempts and the organization of former slaves in specific territories, forming what were known as quilombos or mocambos. From the 20th century onwards, the economy, culture, politics, and concept of the social organization of quilombolas began to be rebuilt. This study sought to understand the current reality of the Remaining Quilombo Communities in the Ribeira Valley, in the state of São Paulo, by analyzing the impacts and challenges of public policies implemented in these territories, especially the Food Acquisition Program.
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26 years old, from São Paulo, Bachelor's degree in Public Policy from the University of São Paulo and Master's student in Human Geography at the Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Literature, and Human Sciences at the University of São Paulo.