Funded by CAPP/ISCSP-ULisboa, the project aims to understand the communication of health public policies in Portugal through a mixed method, including content analysis and rhetorical anlysis to the message of governmental communication of heath public policies, content and discourse analysis to news about these subjects, and quantative, semi-structured and in-depth interview to the actors involved. Research tem: Maria João Cunha and Carla Cruz.
Co-Funded by the CERV program of the European Commission, the project focuses on women and children with mental disabilities who are victims of violence in facilities and programmes desgined to serve them. Research team: Patrícia Neca.
Funded by FCT, Care (4) Housing is coordinated by Joana Pestana Lages (DINAMIA'CET/ISCTE-IUL and CIEG/ISCSP-ULisboa). In a close dialogue between theory and practice / research and action, the research aims to explore new housing concepts oriented to 'othered' groups and provide to architects, policy makers, specialists, and other concerned with housing inequalities, a tool for mapping, a full set on design applications, and in situ prototypes, the 'Atlas of Spacial Care'.
Funded by the International Planned Parenthood Federation, the study on the effects of a transformative gender education on teenagers in Portugal is the first of three stages of a four-year study funded by the European Union's programme Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values. The first stage consists on the designing of the methodology that will be applied in the base study, as well as in its subsequent phases. This study aims to assess the knowledge and attitudes on gender equality and gender violence of teenagers whose school curricular inclueded sex education. CIEG's researchers Sofia Neves, Joana Topa and Estefênia Silva were part of the research team.
This project is funded by the FARE network, and institutionally supported by both the State Secretary for Citizenship and Equality, and the State Secretary for Youth and Sport. It is coordinated by the Associação Plano i, and developed in partnership with the Matosinhos' City Council, SOS Racismo and the Portuguese Institute for Sport and Youth (IPDJ) , besides other various partners with different areas of interventio. Aiming to prevent racism in football through various activities, the project developed a website which has available not only data and news on racism in sport, but also allows for complaints to be filed, apart from the study that is being carried out. The project was coordinated by Sofia Neves, and had Joana Topa and Estefânia Silva as its team members.
EDE was funded by the European Commission and involved researchers from all 27 European Union member States. The main goal of EDE was to collect, analyse and provide independent scientific data and information relating to national policies and legislation, linked with provisions at EU level, as well as providing information about the situationof people with disabilities. The project focused on the expertise of existing disability research centres,supported by national experts, thematic rapporteurs and links to relevant networks in the disability policy field. CIEG's researcher, Paula Campos Pinto, was the coordinator of the project's Portuguese team.
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