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06 - SISTEMATIZAÇÃO DE DADOS E VISIBILIDADE INSTITUCIONAL COMO ESTRATÉGIAS DE FORTALECIMENTO DE GESTÃO DOS NEABIS

Doi: 10.47094/JONASC-TAEs.2026/RS/6

PALAVRAS CHAVE: Gestão da informação. Sistematização institucional. Equidade racial.

KEYWORDS: Information management. Institutional systematization. Racial equity.

ABSTRACT:
Introduction: Data systematization is a fundamental strategy for producing consistent institutional assessments and consolidating evidence-based public policies. The careful organization of information allows scattered records to be transformed into analytical knowledge capable of supporting high-quality decision-making processes. From this perspective, this study discusses the importance of creating institutional tools aimed at systematizing, analyzing, and publicizing the actions carried out by the Centers for Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous Studies (NEABIs) at the Federal Institute of Maranhão (IFMA), recognizing that giving visibility to institutional practices also means acknowledging and strengthening experiences that have historically been rendered invisible. Objective: To demonstrate how standardized data collection and organization tools can contribute to quantifying results, improving the quality of analyses, and increasing the institutional visibility of actions promoting racial equity. Methodology: An institutional form was developed and administered across IFMA campuses, covering information on the centers' operations, pedagogical, administrative, and political-institutional actions, documentary evidence, challenges, and proposals for improvement. Results: Systematization enabled the consolidation of information from 25 campuses—revealing the reach of the actions undertaken—as well as the identification of recurring themes, the mapping of structural needs, and support for an institutional response to a formal request for information access; the process also fostered greater coordination between the Central NEABI and local coordinators, while providing administrative clarity regarding the practices carried out. Final considerations: Systematization tools do not merely organize data; they serve as political-institutional mechanisms for recognition, memory, and the strengthening of racial equity policies. The experience demonstrates that systematizing, quantifying, and publicizing information is a strategic condition for institutionally consolidating anti-racist practices and guiding continuous planning and evaluation processes.

Autores

  • Arony Silva Cruz Paiva

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