Proceso de resiliencia desde una mirada del diseñador gráfico Tomasino en la fundación María Madre de los Niños como práctica social

Abstract

Foundations are non-profit institutions, they have been created in order to help communities in a state of vulnerability or that have some social or educational need. The Colombian Institute of Family Welfare (ICBF) is a government entity that seeks to strengthen families, particularly children and adolescents (N, NyA), it hires foundations that are suitable to operate protection programs for vulnerable populations in their rights of social environment and family coexistence, seeking to strengthen the rights for a social projection. In Colombia, the population presents factors of social conflict that make various communities have to be intervened for their development and social protection. Due to this, there are public and private entities in charge of providing solutions to social problems. The development of the degree project was carried out at the María Madre de los Niños foundation, located in the municipality of Chía, Colombia, which operates a program of the ICBF de N, NyA where social practice was developed working with a vulnerable child population in the search to create resilient workshops. The graphic designer contributed an editorial piece that resulted in motivational and participatory aspects in the children of the institution, in this way it was also possible to help the psychosocial group to have a different perspective on children's problems. This was possible thanks to the humanist profile of the designer from Tomasino and the design faculty's approach to social transformation, allowing the student to develop into a professional profile with the ability to provide solutions from visual communication to social problems in real contexts. Through academic and professional knowledge and research, a social problem was identified within this community, promoting resilience to susceptible children with violation of their rights, development conditions and factors 6 that help us build resilience in order to implement positive impact solutions with a social projection and a sustainable project for the future. Based on the interpretative analysis, three workshops were held for children and adolescents between 9 and 17 years old, where resilience was developed through guide stories with different themes such as: self-esteem, resilience and respect for the elaboration of their own story. , creation of workshops implemented in social practice and with the focus of the Tomasino profile. The student Tomasino creates sustainable, scalable and high impact solutions in a population in a vulnerable state, in addition to the mediating intervention of a public or private entity or organization. Graphic designer Tomasino has a focused social environment during the course of his career, which is evidenced in modular projects, where each project seeks to generate creative contributions through reading, writing and drawing campaigns that can help society. Additionally, it allows the practitioner to understand the communicative action through a process that helps them achieve their objectives, opening the way to create a solution to the problem that this project presents in a vulnerable population of N, NYA at the Fundación María Madre de los Niños.