Abstract
This interview with Leo Salo aims to understand how methods to foster interaction in excluded territories were created through the active listening of the community in actions developed as part of the Passeio Brabo project, designed to highlight the work undertaken in Rio de Janeiro’s Manguinhos community. With its clown parades, Experimentalismo Brabo endeavors to apprehend the realities of the community by listening to its demands inside its own territory, alleys, and favelas, reaching out to the homes and individuals in the community space to create environments for interaction, active listening, and collaboration.
Territory; Manguinhos; Cordel literature; Clowning; Social projects
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