This thesis examines the day center for people with disabilities as a context for inclusion, participation, and the promotion of autonomy, adopting an ecological perspective that considers the interaction between the individual, services, and the territorial support network. After outlining the relevant legislative and organizational framework, this thesis presents a Photovoice project, a participatory methodology that, through photography and dialogue, enables the voices, lived experiences, and perspectives of the day center participants to emerge.
La presente tesi analizza il centro diurno per persone con disabilità come contesto di inclusione, partecipazione e promozione dell’autonomia, esaminandolo in una prospettiva ecologica che considera l’interazione tra la persona, i servizi e la rete territoriale di supporto. Dopo aver approfondito il quadro normativo e organizzativo di riferimento, il seguente lavoro presenta un progetto di Photovoice, una metodologia partecipativa che, attraverso la fotografia e il dialogo, permette di far emergere la voce, i vissuti e i punti di vista dei protagonisti del centro diurno.
Casa Loïc: l’esperienza dei partecipanti del centro diurno tramite la lente del photovoice.
MEMO, ELIA
2025/2026
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This thesis examines the day center for people with disabilities as a context for inclusion, participation, and the promotion of autonomy, adopting an ecological perspective that considers the interaction between the individual, services, and the territorial support network. After outlining the relevant legislative and organizational framework, this thesis presents a Photovoice project, a participatory methodology that, through photography and dialogue, enables the voices, lived experiences, and perspectives of the day center participants to emerge.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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