Meet "The Climate Detective: A Guide for Elementary and High School Teachers", one of the projects that received an Honorable Mention at the 6th International PDPP Meeting

Radar Participa is an initiative by OPar aimed at identifying, selecting, and sharing information and lessons learned from innovative participation experiences around the world

The project is one of the initiatives that received an Honorable Mention at the 6th International PDPP Meeting, held in May in Brasília

The Participatory Disinformation Observatory was the big winner of the Extension Recognition Award at the 6th International PDPP Meeting

The 6th International Meeting on Participation, Democracy and Public Policies (PDPP) took place at the University of Brasília (UnB), in Brasília, from 6 to 9 May. The event was organised by UnB’s Institute of Political Science (IPOL). It gathered 548 paying participants and featured 12 thematic seminars, nine round tables, eight book launches and three short courses. Nearly 60% of attendees were women.

INCT Participa marks its first year of existence by launching the Participa Observatory, or OPar – a collective effort to systematise and make data on social participation available at both national and international levels.

The Scientific Committee of the VI International Meeting on Participation, Democracy and Public Policies (VI PDPP), together with INCT Participa, hereby publishes the Call for Proposals for the Extensionist Recognition Award.

Happy Holidays!

The INCT Participa wishes everyone a joyful holiday season! We deeply appreciate all your dedication and collaborative efforts in building this special project. We are grateful to walk this journey alongside you.

May 2025 bring even more accomplishments.
Happy holidays and a wonderful New Year!

Warm regards,
INCT Participa Team

The mini-course Disasters in Dispute: activisms, contestations and claims, the first in a series aimed at training INCT Participa researchers, opened this week, on December 9 and 10, with a discussion on activism and political participation in the context of disasters and climate crises.

On November 19, 2024, Jornal da USP published an article by Silvana Salles highlighting the impact of INCT Participa, an initiative coordinated by Professor Adrian Gurza Lavalle, from the Faculty of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences (FFLCH-USP).