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Peripheral Narratives for Youth Health

Project approved under the Rouanet Law, Article 18 – PRONAC 265735

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Project Proposal

Training low-income university students in literary narrative creation for qualified inclusion in the labor market.

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Production by these young people of a book on innovative initiatives and public policies to strengthen youth health in Brazil's marginalized urban areas, covering various dimensions - such as mental, sexual, and financial health, among others.

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General Objectives 

To provide opportunities for training, employment, and income to low-income university students, with priority given to Black women from different regions of Brazil. Participants will receive a stipend for the workshop and an internship grant for the production of the book.

 

To raise awareness and disseminate - among the general public - initiatives supporting the health of youth from marginalized communities in Brazil.

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Training Hours

36

1

digital e-book available free of charge

university students during the training

40

1

digital book with audio description available free of charge

trained students serving as interns in the production of the book

10

books to be distributed free of charge

1,000

Period

March 2027 to
May 2028

Accessibility

Sign language for participants with hearing impairments

Value Proposition for the Sponsor

To strengthen the education, training, and productive inclusion of university students from low-income families, especially Black women from peripheral communities, reducing structural inequalities and fostering a more innovative and diverse labor market.

 

To enhance awareness of the importance of reading for the construction of citizenship through an artistic work (a book), developed from diverse perspectives and transformative narratives.

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Want to sponsor? Contact us at: oi@institutorepartir.com.br

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