Libras nas Cinco Pontas : acessibilidade comunicacional no Museu cidade do Recife

Abstract

Much is said about the importance of inclusion within the tourism scope, but it is necessary to think about whether this is happening in practice. Accessibility is a right guaranteed by law for people with disabilities to reach different places, whether private or public, and the deaf community is one of the groups that seek to guarantee their right to inclusive care, especially in leisure and cultural environments such as museums. This work has as its main objective to propose communicational accessibility in the Museu da Cidade do Recife. The methodology was based on bibliographic reviews, visits to the local to observe the exhibitions, application of a questionnaire to assess communication accessibility for the deaf people in the chosen attraction and the analysis of the data obtained. As a result of the study, we identified the desire of Deaf People to visit the research object, as well as the importance of the project in the democratization of access to culture and leisure, we can also visualize which tools best help the inclusion of this public in museums so that they have autonomy in accessing and understanding the exposed content and based on this thought, we lead the intervention proposal of this project.