Políticas públicas: estudo de caso da Família Martins (São Francisco Xavier/SP)

Abstract

This work is concerns about the study of the country black community Family Martin’s case, residing at São Francisco Xavier, district of São José dos Campos / SP. They call themselves remnants of the Quilombo Serra dos Crioulos, that was located in Gonçalves-MG, now extinct. Thus, it can be considered as members of the group that brings poverty exclusion inequality and disrespect to its citizenship, as problematic in your social life. The objective of this research is to identify the implementation of public policies for this community, analyzing the quality of social actions and the main interventions and benefits relevant. The basis for this study were taken from the literature on the Martins family history from 1920 to 1999, refers to the relevant legislation to social rights provided for Qulombola’s communities, field research through questionnaires applied to the Martin’s Family and local managers, to enable reflection about the outlook and commitment of social actors. The bibliographic and documentary research demonstrated the efforts and achievements of the government and civil society in the promotion of racial equality issues will and support to the most needy families. However, it might be seen that the scenario presented in field research, denotes the existence of innovative mechanisms, supported by legislation and actions that involve the participation of governmental and non-governmental organizations, This paper concerns the case study of rural black community Family Martins, residing at St. Francis Xavier, district of São José dos Campos / SP. These, call themselves remnants of the Serra do Quilombo Creole that was located in Gonçalves - MG, now extinct. Thus, it can be considered as members of the group that brings poverty deleting inequality and disrespect to his citizenship, as problematic in your social life. The objective of this research is to identify the implementation of public policies for this community, analyzing the quality of social actions and the main interventions and benefits relevant to the certification community as Quilombo. The basis for this study were taken from the literature on the Martins family history from 1920 to 1999, refers to the relevant legislation to social rights provided for maroon communities, field research through questionnaires applied to the Family Martins and local managers, to enable reflection about the outlook and commitment of social actors. The bibliographic and documentary research demonstrated the efforts and achievements of the government and civil society in the promotion of racial equality issues will and support to the most needy families. However, it might be seen that the scenario presented in field research, denotes the existence of innovative mechanisms, supported by legislation and actions that involve the participation of governmental and non-governmental organizations, however, these actions did not address still effectively the public target proposed.