Communication and citizenship beyond inclusion

At a time when voices are being felt around the globe denouncing adverse conditions to the democratic citizenship's practices and the achievement of equality and freedom ideals (Castells, 2012), young people from all over the world appear in public spheres as social forces that articulate and lead social changes. This paper proposes a microclipping about this social phenomenon, bringing to discussion an intervention in community communication with young people, during the 2014 in Caruaru/Brazil. Methodology sought to promote a reverse extension, through an action research and deep listening to youths, practiced through diaries, dialogues, pictures, drawings and notes, in expectation of echo the voices of young people. The results indicate that the youth narratives allow reveal the diversity of forms and cultural meanings, opening discussion about emancipatory and egalitarian co-presence (Santos, 2010b) character of community communication, over and above compensatory inclusion.