2018
DOI: 10.7202/1053706ar
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Le design et l’empowerment au sein des communautés autochtones

Abstract: La colonisation a radicalement transformé la vie matérielle de nombreuses communautés autochtones. Cet article offre les fondements théoriques pour soutenir l’idée que la pratique du design pourrait contribuer à l’empowerment des individus et des communautés autochtones en améliorant leurs capacités d’agir et en changeant les circonstances matérielles dans lesquelles ils vivent. Il illustre ces concepts et principes, ainsi que leur structuration, à travers l’exemple d’un proj… Show more

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“…It therefore affects the existence of the person. In the case of Pakistani youth, sexual shame is linked to social shame (being stigmatized because of one’s sexual practices) [ 22 , p. 75]. Collectivist families attach importance to the notion of “face” [ 19 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It therefore affects the existence of the person. In the case of Pakistani youth, sexual shame is linked to social shame (being stigmatized because of one’s sexual practices) [ 22 , p. 75]. Collectivist families attach importance to the notion of “face” [ 19 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We created an empowering space [ 24 ], i.e., FGDs in an academic setting, with the aim of fostering the emergence of the participants’ knowledge which they were not aware of. These times of exchange valuing their experiences constitute a means of increasing their capacity to act, both on an individual and community level [ 22 ] (empowerment). The participants expressed that they appreciated the “FGD” format and they learned new things.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%