The labour and social inclusion of people with the most difficult employability in the world of profit-making enterprises finds an opportunity to be experienced in the overcoming of the dichotomy between work and non-work, offered by the concept and practice of productive industriousness, developed above all by third sector organisations (associations, social cooperatives, foundations). The authors report the main data of a participatory research carried out with five organizations operating in the territory of the metropolitan city of Bologna, concerning the perception of subjective satisfaction of people with disabilities, the relational quality of the contexts and the co-evolutionary efficacy useful for the creation and improvement of inclusive projects. The authors report the main data of a participatory research carried out with five organizations operating in the territory of the Metropolitan City of Bologna, concerning the perception of subjective satisfaction by people with disabilities, the relational quality of the contexts and the co-evolutionary efficacy useful for the creation and improvement of inclusive projects. In the light of these data, the areas of productive industriousness, characterized by careful relational care, organized by social cooperatives for work inclusion, can prove capable of enhancing everyone’s contribution to a significant social role recognition, if, in collaboration with other actors (both public and private), they promote multiple production chains with use and/or exchange value.
L’inclusione lavorativa e sociale delle persone di più difficile occupabilità nel mondo delle imprese profit trova nel superamento della dicotomia tra lavoro e non lavoro, offerta dal concetto e dalla prassi della operosità produttiva, una possibilità da esperire, posta in essere soprattutto dalle organizzazioni del terzo settore (associazioni, cooperative sociali, fondazioni). Gli autori riportano i dati principali di una ricerca partecipata svolta con cinque organizzazioni agenti nel territorio della Città Metropolitana di Bologna, relativi alle percezioni di soddisfazione soggettiva da parte delle persone con disabilità, di qualità relazionale dei contesti e di efficacia coevolutiva utili per impostare e migliorare i progetti inclusivi. Alla luce di tali dati, si evidenzia come gli ambiti di operosità produttiva, organizzati dalle cooperative sociali di inclusione lavorativa e caratterizzati da un’attenta cura relazionale, possano risultare in grado di valorizzare ogni apporto individuale verso significativi riconoscimenti di ruolo sociale, quando, in collaborazione con altri attori (sia pubblici che privati), promuovono molteplici produzioni di filiera, a valore d’uso e/o di scambio.
Patrizia Sandri, Leonardo Callegari (2024). “Guardare oltre per abitare il mondo, avendo un progetto” : una ricerca per promuovere l’operosità delle persone a occupabilità complessa = "Looking beyond to inhabit the world, having a project" : research to promote the industriousness of people with complex employability. EDUCATION SCIENCES & SOCIETY, 15(1), 203-232 [10.3280/ess1-2024oa17496].
“Guardare oltre per abitare il mondo, avendo un progetto” : una ricerca per promuovere l’operosità delle persone a occupabilità complessa = "Looking beyond to inhabit the world, having a project" : research to promote the industriousness of people with complex employability
Patrizia Sandri;
2024
Abstract
The labour and social inclusion of people with the most difficult employability in the world of profit-making enterprises finds an opportunity to be experienced in the overcoming of the dichotomy between work and non-work, offered by the concept and practice of productive industriousness, developed above all by third sector organisations (associations, social cooperatives, foundations). The authors report the main data of a participatory research carried out with five organizations operating in the territory of the metropolitan city of Bologna, concerning the perception of subjective satisfaction of people with disabilities, the relational quality of the contexts and the co-evolutionary efficacy useful for the creation and improvement of inclusive projects. The authors report the main data of a participatory research carried out with five organizations operating in the territory of the Metropolitan City of Bologna, concerning the perception of subjective satisfaction by people with disabilities, the relational quality of the contexts and the co-evolutionary efficacy useful for the creation and improvement of inclusive projects. In the light of these data, the areas of productive industriousness, characterized by careful relational care, organized by social cooperatives for work inclusion, can prove capable of enhancing everyone’s contribution to a significant social role recognition, if, in collaboration with other actors (both public and private), they promote multiple production chains with use and/or exchange value.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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