RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIAS ARQUIVÍSTICAS E HUMANIDADES

memórial e capacitação em direitos humanos para a transformação social

Abstract

Archival Science is a captivating and motivating area of knowledge. This is justified for several reasons: the librarian mission aims to involve competence in information for publics in social vulnerability, the search for continued education, ways to democratize access to information that emphasize that the librarian is part of the culture of privilege. It is worth mentioning the fact that the professional practice of archiving permeates all other areas of knowledge, collaborating in the organization and dissemination of information produced in any scientific field, which naturally enables the acquisition of varied knowledge by the newly graduated archivist. . Based on this statement, this article reports the participation of the recently graduated archivist in the course on 'Human Rights for Social Transformation'. It argues that professionals in the field of applied social sciences find good opportunities to specialize in this field. In the end, the contributions of the experience are attested, mentioning the benefits achieved in the construction of a more humanized language - man transmits this language, creates meaning, communicates, prospecting the construction of peace and the defense of life in communities.