The study examines the effects of intense activist experiences on individual biographies. The central question of the study examines the relationships between political engagement and other areas of life, particularly focusing on family, emotional, and professional life. The study aims to explore the conditions that sustain activist trajectories over time – which may vary in intensity or experience interruptions – and the diverse impacts on the biographies of individuals who were deeply engaged during adolescence and later pursued different social and professional paths.

Participants (Center)

NPMS/UFSC: Ernesto Seidl (PIBIC Miguel Holtzel)