Avaliação em profundidade da rede e da política de enfrentamento à violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes em Fortaleza-CE: percepções e práticas da comissão temática do fórum DCA-CE

Abstract

The present dissertation addresses the Network for Combating Sexual Violence Against Children and Adolescents, with the central objective of evaluating the network, specifically within the municipality of Fortaleza-CE in the post-pandemic period. The investigation comprises an analysis of perceptions about the related Network and public policy, from the perspective of the individuals who are part of the Commission for Combating Sexual Violence against Children and Adolescentes, within the Permanent Forum of Non-Governmental Organizations in Defense of the Rights of Children and Adolescents (Fórum DCA-CE). This commission is formed by representatives of Civil Society institutions and volunteer activists working on the issue and, consequently, also integrates under analysis the Protection Network. Through this dissertation, it was intended to understand how the Network for Protection and Combat against sexual violence is constituted and operates, which are its practices of articulation, of identification, and of collaborative work that is carried out among various State and Civil Society institutions. For the execution of this research, the bibliographic review, document review, and field research techniques were used, in addition to participant observation and field diary recording, in a qualitative approach with quantitative contributions and the use of secondary data. Semi-structured interviews with the members of the commission were also used. In this research, the In-Depth Evaluation Method was used, proposed by the author Lea Rodrigues (2008, 2016), which is structured through the analytical axes of temporal and territorial spectra, context analysis, content analysis, and institutional trajectory of the actors involved. In the analyses, a critical look at the joint actions between governmental and non-governmental institutions was taken, using the concept of "Late Social Regulation Society" by the author Aldaíza Sposati (2003) and public policy by Josué Mastrodi and Fernanda Ifanger (2019).