Facebook as a space for solidarity activism by GACC/RN - Rezende, Flávio
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This work deals with the use of Facebook by the communication sector of the Rio Grande do Norte Cancer Support Group (GACC), showing its work philosophy, which seeks to encourage new volunteers and donors to join the organization, through posts with humanitarian characteristics and the exposure of moments in which donations take place, as well as the presence of volunteers and children assisted at cultural and social events. Through qualitative research, analysis and observations, with the use of interviews, we came to the conclusion that the way the organization's communication sector works…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This work deals with the use of Facebook by the communication sector of the Rio Grande do Norte Cancer Support Group (GACC), showing its work philosophy, which seeks to encourage new volunteers and donors to join the organization, through posts with humanitarian characteristics and the exposure of moments in which donations take place, as well as the presence of volunteers and children assisted at cultural and social events. Through qualitative research, analysis and observations, with the use of interviews, we came to the conclusion that the way the organization's communication sector works achieves satisfactory results in terms of involving more volunteers and raising more funds. This way of doing things is supported by cyber-activism, which seeks support for its causes via the Internet and other media, in an attempt to form a network of solidarity.
Autorenporträt
He is a writer with 25 published books, a cultural producer, the founder of the carnival blocks Burro Elétrico and Cores de Krishna, a journalist, the creator of Casa do Bem, a philanthropic organization that carries out humanitarian actions in the Mãe Luiza district of Natal/RN, an active member of the varied activities where he lives and a communications advisor for CCHLA-UFRN.