Intersetorialidade e ações de combate à violência contra a mulher

Abstract

Resumo: O artigo busca entender qual é a capacidade das redes construídas no âmbito da Lei Maria da Penha e do projeto Mulheres da Paz para lidar com as temáticas da violência de gênero. Para tanto, foram comparadas as percepções de atores-chave no que se refere aos arranjos intersetoriais advindos da Lei Maria da Penha no município de Belo Horizonte e das redes de proteção criadas através do projeto Mulheres da Paz, de Uberaba, bem como entrevistas semiestruturadas com os beneficiários dessas ações. Conclui-se que ambas as ações apresentam múltiplas dificuldades em se institucionalizarem como práticas intersetoriais e parcerias sólidas com outras organizações que atendem mulheres vítimas de violência, evidenciando que, apesar dos discursos acerca da participação e intersetorialidade, cada vez mais presentes nas ações e políticas de enfrentamento à violência, na prática essas ações tiveram pouca ressonância.

Percepção das mulheres em situação de violência sobre o apoio formal: Scoping review

“…2 And, when understanding that their confrontation is not only a plan linked to the daily professional practice, but to the management of this process and thus the use of different strategies is essential, among them, the creation of institutions that work in an articulated manner focused on issues socially and intersectorally. Intersectoriality promotes the articulation between different services and favors the attendance of complex phenomena 3 and, in the case of this research, for women in a situation of violence.…”

“…Based on this approach, networking, when carried out in an integrated and collective way and not only in the closest contacts, facilitates communication in meeting the needs of these women. 3 Bearing in mind that when these women seek care, the professionals should not limit themselves only to what they are seeing, but turn their gaze to integrality in carrying out a network articulation process, as violence is a complex phenomenon and where a single service does not support it. 4 Thus, the preparation of these professionals must occur in a manner that integrates in their daily activities, ways of coping and combating violence linked to networking and resoluteness.…”

“…4 Since many services that make up the formal social support network are unable to apply means to support these women in their operating context, which fragment their care. 3 Linked to the insecurity of the professional regarding the issue of how to provide care, including the identification of violence, since many do not have apparent injuries. 5,6 Considering that the professionals who provide this service, they confer difficulties in recognizing the various determinants that involve this phenomenon.…”

“…6 In the implementation of these strategies., it therefore worth creating a training process, which provides the necessary subsidies for these professionals to act and intervene early. 3,7 At the Sixtieth World Assembly held in May 2014, resolution WHA67.15 was proposed with a focus on creating a global action plan to strengthen the role in the health system, in the face of addressing interpersonal violence and in particular against women, girls and children, having professional training as one of its scopes. 8 The training process in the formal social support network, for the professionals who provide care to these women, involves, in addition to technical training, a look targeted at their specificities, which includes the knowledge of their family and community.…”

Perfil Epidemiológico Dos Casos De Tuberculose Notificados No Estado Do Maranhão

“…O GRÁFICO 1 contém dados relativos ao número de casos de violência contra a mulher na cidade de Francisco Beltrão entre os anos de 2009 a 2017. Os dados apresentados foram extraídos no portal deCompreender a violência contra a mulher como um fenômeno criminal composto por elementos culturais e sociais complexos e pautado por relativa aceitação social é primordial para entender o porquê esse é um crime tão difícil de identificar e extinguir (COUTO et al, 2018)…”