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- ItemInterfaces : educação especial & seguridade social(Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2014-03-10) Silva, Angela Maria Caulyt Santos da; Victor, Sonia Lopes; Gebara, Ademir; Oliveira, Edna Castro de; Oliveira, Ivone Martins de; Prieto, Rosângela GavioliWith the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Brazil (1988), the intersectoral relationship between public education and social security policies has resulted in a more articulated and interdependent construction and operationality of these areas. Among the interministerial laws and decrees, a programme which stands out is the Benefit of Continuous Support Programme in the School, which serves people with disabilities aged zero to eighteen years old. This research will investigate the interfaces between the public policy of special education and social security. Its objectives were defined in the following ways: to analyze the interfaces of public social policies – particularly education and social security – with regard to ensuring rights to education for children with disabilities or Pervasive Developmental Disorders, aged zero to five years old, in the municipality of Vitória, state of Espírito Santo; to identify how the interdependencies are comprised between special education and social security professionals and family (parents or guardians) of children before their educational processes; to understand the different movements between educational and social security institutions and their implications for school inclusion of children with disabilities or Pervasive Developmental Disorders; to analyze how education and social security professionals release outlooks for the processes of school inclusion and establish dialogue with the family about the education of these children. This is a qualitative research with the collection of empirical and bibliographic data, in which the subjects were: the mothers of three children in three Municipal Child Education Centers in Vitória – ES, the activity and special education room teachers; pedagogues and directors, and technicians from the following Municipal Departments in Vitória: Education, Health and Social Assistance, and the National Social Security Institute. The following techniques used for data collection were: interviews (semi-structured interview script), focus groups (triggering questions) and notes in roaming journals. The procedures for analysis occurred through audio recording of interviews and focus groups and notes in roaming journals. The data was organized into five different analytical categories produced through narratives of family members and professionals participating in the research. Norbert Elias´ concepts of interdependence and configuration, interface and power – established and outsiders – of social processes and of the relationship between society and the State (balance of power) contributed to the understanding of the data and also to the order of the categories which have been produced. The results point out the weakness of coordination mechanisms between the various sectors involved in the educational process of children aged zero to five years old, with disabilities or Pervasive Developmental Disorders, in Vitória – ES. It unveils yet an inconsistency of reference flows and counter reference and gaps in the technical and operational dimension to the interfaces of intersectoral public policies, with professional practices that meet the political role, as granted by the federal and municipal legislation. The considerations extend to discussions between the instituted and instituting – public policies and professional practices – that prioritize the effectiveness of intersectoriality before the demands of the investigated public with a view to guaranteeing the rights to an educational processes of quality.