Issue 3 : Arts and sociocultural community development

The use of arts in sociocultural community development practices not only stimulate creativity and cultural practices, but also contributes to territorial development. Multiple ways are adopted according to contexts, profile of concerned practitioners and populations as show the five articles of this edition.

 

Presentation
 

• Arts and sociocultural community development: stimulate sociocultural practices and develop territories
  Lafortune, Jean-Marie. pp. i-ii

Articles
 

• Les retombées du projet de médiation culturelle TV des Aînés du Saguenay sur les intervenants
  Maltais, Danielle, pp. 1-10  
   
• A proposal to establish indicators for the evaluation of municipal councils’ socio-cultural policies
  Lladó, Anna Planas i et Pere Soler i Masó, pp. 11-20
   
• Le dispositif de pédagogie de projet intervention/insertion transposé à l’école élémentaire de l’Unité 26 des Parcelles Assainies de Dakar
  Diakhate, Assane, pp. 21-34
   
• Practicas innovadoras y los desafíos de la creatividad en la animación sociocultural en Cuba
  Trujillo, Alexis M. Góngora et Jose Antonio Alayo Lloren, pp. 35-42
  
  
• Art au travail un programme de création collective en milieu de travail
  Quintas, Eva,pp. 42-56

6° international Conference on sociocultural community development

Sociocultural Community Development and Social Intervention: what visions for society?

RIA, Paris, 29, 30 & 31 October 2013
A symposium organized by the network of French University Departments in Social and Community Work (Départements Carrières Sociales des IUT de France)
http://ria2013paris.carrieres-sociales.com/

The International Network for Animation (RIA: Réseau International de l’Animation) has organized a series of events since 2003 and this sixth symposium aims to explore how the fields of sociocultural community development and social intervention interact with and shape the communities and the visions of society within which they operate.

The papers and presentations will address three key themes:
• Heritage and ruptures, origins and trajectories,
• Meanings and purposes: for which types of society?
• Boundaries, spaces and territories

The journal

The online journal Sociocultural community development and practices (Journal SCDP) is committed to the dissemination of work contributing to the understanding of socio-cultural community development and practices in their contexts. SCDP is interested in a wide range of fields where these practices can be innovative and creative towards individual, organisational and social development and emancipation, including education, economic, and various cultural fields. SCDP publishes both theoretical and empirical work based on professionnal or scientifical practices and research, along with field notes and reviews.

This scientific journal adheres to a double-blind review process. Therefore neither the authors nor the evaluator’s names are revealed. Our principal criteria in considering and evaluating a document resides in its potential to contribute to the development of research and knowledge of our fields of interest.

As an international Journal, SCDP publishes articles in both French, English and Spanish.