Seeds and roots a place where social work, emancipation and popular education converge
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This article aims to articulate philosophical knowledge to social work, linking it with the "Semillas y Raíces" (Seeds and Roots) Foundation located in Commune 4 (Altos de Cazucá) in Soacha, Colombia. The community processes that occur in this non-profit are emancipatory, due to their political and aesthetic factors. The political is viewed through the lens of participation and visibility in other spaces, while the aesthetic involves the transformation of spaces and structures through artistic interventions, which in turn generates a new way of seeing the world through a new distribution of sensorial experiences. The work carried out by “Semillas y Raíces” is focused on popular education, given that it creates a different meeting place for learning and teaching while focused on the construction of the corporalities of the children and adolescents who are part of this organization.
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