YOUTH AND URBAN INEQUALITIES
Keywords:
youth, inequalities, urban, BrasilAbstract
The text offers the Spanish translation of Youth and Urban Inequalities, published
by Oxfam Brazil in November 2015. The material begins with an interview with
the Executive Director of this organization’s headquarters, Kátia Maia, by Silvio
Caccia Bava and contains the following articles: «Urban Youth: What Can We Do
Together?», by Regina Novaes; «Culture and Appropriation of the City through Youth
Initiatives», by Gabriel Di Pierro Siqueira and Maria Virginia de Freitas; «Segregation
as a Norm», by Itamar Silva; «The Invisibility of Youth in Public Policies», by Cleomar
Manhas; «Black Youth in Brazil and the Generational Transmission of Racism and
Inequality», by Evanildo Barbosa da Silva and Rachel Barros; and «Territorial
Segregation, Youth and the Right to the City», by Anna Luiza Salles Souto.
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