NATIONAL OBSERVATORY OF CHILHOOD, FAMILY AND DISABILITY

Authors

  • Elsa Galán Sarmiento ICBF
  • María Ángela Pinzón Castaño Universidad de la Sabana

Keywords:

Discapacidad, infancia, familia, derechos, observatorio, participación, construccionismo social, Handicapped, infancy, family, rights, observatory, participation, social contructionism

Abstract

This article presents social participatory research that was designed by the National Observatory on Infancy, Family and the Handicapped for the National Committee for the Protection of Disabled Minors. The Fe Foundation and a group of parents and families tied to the Foundation. It contributes to the development of a social consciousness toward a critical analysis of the reality of disabled infants and youth and their families. Placing a special focus on rights. Systemic perspective and social constructionism. It develops formative and research processes in a context of conversational and observed systems. In addition, it defines the work of the Observatory, its organization and the basis for an information system. Key words: Handicapped, infancy, family, rights, observatory, participation, social contructionism.

Author Biographies

Elsa Galán Sarmiento, ICBF

Licenciada en Enfermería, Universidad Javeriana; Especialista en Salud Materno Infantil, Universidad de Calgary y Especialista en Gerencia Social, ESAP; Maestría en Desarrollo Familiar, Universidad del Norte; docente universitaria; Subdirectora Promoción y Fomento ICBF

María Ángela Pinzón Castaño, Universidad de la Sabana

Psicopedagoga, Universidad de la Sabana; Especialista en Gerencia Social, ESAP; Especialista en Desarrollo Familiar, Universidad de la Sabana; Maestría en Desarrollo Familiar, Universidad del Norte; Consultora área social de infancia, juventud y familia.

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Issue 9: Jan-Jun 2002

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