The main focus of the journal is to share scientific knowledge in the field of Social Work and in areas related to Social Sciences, which have different approaches aimed at discussing citizenship, rights and human-social emancipation. This editorial axis is justified by the assumption that knowledge and coping with contemporary social challenges cannot be fragments or exclusive to an area, but based on the dialogue between the various disciplines of knowledge, in an interdisciplinary perspective. Emancipação is published by the Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa - Brazil, under the responsibility of the Department of Social Work and the Graduate Program in Applied Social Sciences.

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Vol. 25 (2025)

Published: 2025-04-01

Inovação e Desenvolvimento Social: uma perspectiva emancipatória

Emergencies and innovation in the Unified Social Assistance System

Jucimeri Isolda Silveira, Fernanda Frensch Bayer

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Solar energy for rural communities from Amapá Amazon: premises and narratives

Martinho Felizardo Guimarães de Oliveira, Roni Mayer Lomba

1-19

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5212/Emancipacao.v.25.23806.014

Social technologies forged in academy as tools for social development: an analysis from an emancipatory perspective

Jairo de Carvalho Guimarães

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The contributions of social work to water resource management

Guilherme Siqueira, Duarcides Ferreira Mariosa, Carla Silva, Orandi Mina Falsarella

1-21

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5212/Emancipacao.v.25.24186.015

Power relations in knowledge discourses: Scientific popularization as a dispositive

Phillipp Dias Gripp, Carlise Porto Schneider Rudnicki

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Artigos

Black atlantic: decolonizing movements of resistance and fight for rights

Anna Paula Bagetti Zeifert, Rômulo José Barboza dos Santos

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What meanings do the etymologies that characterize the street population have in recent Brazilian scientific production (2013-2023)?

Pollyanna de Souza Carvalho, Joseane de Souza

1-21

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The outsourcing of care: the service in a welcoming family in the face of the dismantling of social policies.

Uélma Nascimento, Terçália Suassuna Vaz Lira

1-24

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Non-revictimizing hearing to girls victims of sexual violence: a political issue of access to justice

Vanessa Nascimento Viana

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The impact of cultural diversity on the brazilian educational political agenda: an assessment of social demands

Thiago Felipe Sebben, Gonçalo Cassins Moreira do Carmo, Bruno Pedroso, André Mendes Capraro

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The university learns to count: the census of the homeless population in the city of Recife

Otávio Augusto Alves dos Santos, Raquel de Aragão Uchôa Fernandes, Juliana Alves de Andrade, Humberto da Silva Miranda

1-17

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Occupations as new collective actors: Resignifications and disputes over urban daily life

Luiz Felipe Velloso Leal, Mateus Máximo Rodrigues Moreira, Flávia de Paula Duque Brasil, Ricardo Carneiro

1-17

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New clothes and old struggles in the use of information and communication technologies in contemporary rural extension

Laila Mayara Drebes, Daiane Loreto de Vargas

1-19

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The Law of Institutional Violence and the symbolic effect of criminal law

Bruna Balsano, Maria Cristina Rauch Baranoski

1-16

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Family farmers and the National School Feeding Program (PNAE): associative participation and economic autonomy

Fabiane Oliveira dos Santos, Eliene Gomes dos Anjos

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From “fire fighting” to planning: the intersectoriality in the mental health care of children and youth

Sayonara Genilda Sousa Lima, Sofia Laurentino Barbosa Pereira

1-19

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Social Work, Popular Education, and the Integration of University Extension into the Curriculum

Angela Maria Moura Costa , Anderson Roik

1-16

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Social determinants of the commodification of human organs

Vinícius Araújo Pereira, Luzia Cristina de Almeida Serrano, Adilia Maria Pires Sciarra, Renato Ferreira da Silva

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Characteristics of social assistance policies aimed at homeless in latin american countries

Verônica Martins Tiengo

1-17

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