A cooperação que salva vidas: o caso da fundação Pio XII (hospital de amor).

Abstract

The process of producing this article sought to make a potential analysis of the organization of the Association of the Dona Juscelina Quilombola Community for its social organization, as factors for the development of the community with the objective of investigating the representations of cultural ties, and also to identify the vision of the organizers and masters of the cultural manifestations of the feast, in relation to quilombola identity. The methodology used to construct this work was bibliographic research, with a small electronic part, and field research, where semi-structured interviews were carried out to reach the research objectives. As a result it was possible to verify that the Quilombola Community Dona Juscelina, through the community association, has been developing community work and establishing its own forms of social organization in the struggle for the rights to land and territory, which concerns not only the ownership of land, but all the elements that are part of their uses, customs and traditions, and may establish departments that contribute to the access to various benefits, necessary for the care of the quilombola families of the Dona Juscelina Quilombola Community.