Deadline: April 12, 2024
The organizing team of the 10th International Conference of Community Psychology (ICCP) and the Meeting of Socio-community experiences in Universitary Extension, calls teachers, professionals, social organizations and public in general to participate in this event with the motto:
The themes that will organize the exchange are the following
1. Round Tables
They will last an hour and a half, with no more than three members. They will function as a conversation between national and foreign guests to address key thematic axes. The moderator will ask questions to guide the exchange and then open it to the rest of the participants. It is intended that they function as input for the Working Groups
2. Work groups
This format involves two moments in the call:
2a. Presentation of proposals for Working Groups (WG).
The WGs are collective spaces to exchange on the central theme of the event or one of its thematic axes. They are proposed by previously formed teams and may have more than one work session during the event, distributing the contributions they receive. Each session will have a maximum duration of two hours. The proposing team of each WG will evaluate the summaries of those who apply to participate in it.
Teams applying for this modality must present a summary that contains: presentation of the proposing team, rationale for the proposal, questions that will guide the exchange and discussion, and methodology. Once their proposal is accepted by the organizing team, they must designate a reference to communicate with.
2b. Call for participation in Working Groups.
After the WG proposals are approved, the presentation of summaries will be called to participate in each of them. Those who wish to participate in any of the WG must present a summary that contains the way in which, through their research, extension, professional, activist, etc. experience, they will contribute to the reflections and responses to the questions formulated by the proposing team of the WG to which you are applying.
Clarification: At the end of February, the Working Groups that were approved will be published on the website. In March the call for contributions will be opened to participate in them.
3. Human libraries
They are spaces for close conversation between the public and academic, professional or invited social organization leaders. Based on an orienting guide, they will share their experiences and aspects that allow them to reflect on the central theme of the event and its thematic axes.
4. Workshops
They are spaces of collective production in which common techniques in social-community work will be used, enabling diverse expressive languages. Those who apply to coordinate a workshop must present a summary with the objectives and rationale of the proposal, as well as the methodology and the maximum number of participants.
5. Artistic-creative proposals
It consists of the presentation of experiences and themes through artistic-creative resources such as performances, installations, interventions in public spaces, audiovisual productions, literary rounds, or others. Those who apply for the presentation of these proposals must present a summary with the objectives and rationale, the methodology, the characteristics of the space(s) and resources required, and the maximum number of participants (if applicable).
6. Tours and/or exchange spaces with community experiences
Instances of meeting with members of community experiences of university extension, the professional field and/or social organizations. These proposals will be coordinated with the organizing team.
7. Pre-congress activities
On Monday 9/9 and Tuesday 9/10 in the morning, pre-conference workshops or courses will be held by invitation.
8. Central conferences
Contributions to participate in the Work Groups
Deadline: April 12, 2024
Note: The modality of Round Tables, Human Libraries, Tours and/or exchange spaces with community experiences, Central Conferences and pre-congress activities will be in charge of the organizing team.