Diversidade sexual, situação de rua, vivências nômades e contextos de vulnerabilidade ao HIV/AIDS

Garcia, Marcos Roberto Vieira

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“…Tais estudos costumam enfocar a população jovem, denominada homeless youths, que apresenta maior proporção de LGBT 9,10,21 . No Brasil, esse é um tema pouco investigado 5,22,23 ; e apesar da constatação do aumento da PSR 7 , há uma invisibilidade das pessoas LGBT em situação de rua nas discussões científicas, políticas públicas e serviços de saúde no cenário nacional. A emergência desse debate relaciona-se com o fortalecimento das discussões na sociedade e na academia sobre gênero e diversidade sexual, bem como o reconhecimento da categoria gênero como um determinante social de saúde 4,24 .…”

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Vivências de pessoas LGBT em situação de rua e as relações com a atenção e o cuidado em saúde em Florianópolis, SC

2019

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RESUMO As identidades de gênero e as orientações sexuais têm impacto sobre as vivências das pessoas em situação de rua, sendo importante motivo na quebra de vínculo familiar e ida para a rua, no caso, Lésbicas, Gays, Bissexuais, Travestis e Transexuais (LGBT). LGBT em situação de rua têm sua relação com o serviço de saúde comprometida e apresentam os piores indicadores de saúde quando comparados com os heterossexuais. O objetivo deste estudo foi compreender as implicações das identidades de gênero nas relações sociais e saúde de LGBT em situação de rua de Florianópolis (SC). Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa realizada entre os meses de novembro de 2017 e fevereiro de 2018, com LGBT em situação de rua, no centro de Florianópolis (SC). Foram realizadas entrevistas individuais semiestruturadas para coleta de dados. Os principais motivos de ida para a rua foram os conflitos familiares e a opção pessoal. A rua foi apresentada como um espaço de intensa discriminação e violência contra LGBT, com aspectos interseccionais relacionados com a raça, amenizadas por estratégias de ‘desvio de foco’. Devido às experiências discriminatórias com profissionais de saúde, o cuidado de saúde é feito pelas próprias pessoas em situação de rua.

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Vivências de pessoas LGBT em situação de rua e as relações com a atenção e o cuidado em saúde em Florianópolis, SC

2019

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“…A 2108 study by Garcia demonstrated that conflicts with the birth family related to the breach of heteronormativity were a determining factor for those individuals in respect of living on the street and becoming homeless, although this does not happen in adolescence [68]. If we conceive family as a fundamental institution for life in society, the LGBTQI+ population might be ostracized by being expelled from that institution, a process that might in turn lead to the weakening of interpersonal relationships.…”

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Interpersonal relationships and drug use over time among homeless people: a qualitative study

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Background Homelessness is one of the most severe forms of social exclusion and is an important public health issue. It is characterized by processes of weakening of interpersonal bonds. The objective of this study was, therefore, to elucidate how interpersonal relationships change over the life cycle of homeless drug and alcohol users. Method We used a qualitative methodology. The participants were adults who had a history of homelessness and use of alcohol and other drugs. The interviews were semi structured and used a timeline instrument. All interview were audio recorded, transcribed, and submitted to thematic analysis. Results Twenty individuals participated in the study. Reports on social exclusion over time stood out in respect of four main themes and their respective subthemes: Theme 1 – Childhood: instability upbringing, abuse, violence, and an absent or not very present father figure; Theme 2 – Adolescence: school dropout and failure; acceptance of gender and sexual orientation; birth of first child, living with a partner or getting married: Theme 3 – Adulthood: estrangement or conflicting relationship with family; health problems; drug trafficking and prostitution; Theme 4 – Cross-cutting factors: death of relatives and substance use. Conclusion The results suggest that interpersonal relationships are permeated by successive breakups, conflicts and other events that start in childhood and can have a cumulative effect in later stages of life, and cross the subsequent phases. Substance abuse and dependence are mentioned as cross-cutting factors that intensify social exclusion in all stages of life.

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“…The study of Garcia demonstrates that con icts with the nuclear family connected with the breach of heteronormativity is a determining factor for those individuals to go to the street, even if this does not happen in adolescence (53). If we conceive family as a fundamental institution for life in society, the LGBTQI+ population might be ostracized for being expelled from that institution, a process that might in turn lead to the weakening of interpersonal relationships.…”

Section: Adolescencementioning

confidence: 99%

Interpersonal Relationships and Drug Use Over Time Among Homeless People: a Qualitative Study.

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Silva

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Background: Homelessness is one of the most severe forms of social exclusion. It is characterized by processes of weakening of interpersonal bonds, being considered an important public health issue. The objective of this study is to elucidate how the interpersonal relationships changed over the life cycle of homeless drug and alcohol users. Method: We used the qualitative methodology. The participants were adults who had a history of homelessness and use of alcohol and other drugs at some point. The interviews were semi structured and used the timeline instrument. All of them were fully recorded, transcribed, and submitted to Thematic Analysis.Results: Twenty individuals participated in the study. Reports on social exclusion over time stood out in four large themes and their respective subthemes. Theme 1 – Childhood: participants reported instability in their upbringing, abuse, and violence, and regarded their father figure as not very present or absent. Theme 2 – Adolescence: school dropout and failure; acceptance of gender and sexual orientation; birth of first child, living together or getting married prevailed. Theme 3 – Adulthood: estrangement or conflicting relationship with family; health problems; drug trafficking and prostitution. Theme 4 – Cross-cutting factors: death of relatives and substance use. Conclusion: The results suggest that these interpersonal relationships are permeated by successive breakups, conflicts and other events that pile up over time, may start in childhood and cross the subsequent phases. Substance abuse and dependence are mentioned as cross-cutting factors that intensify social exclusion in all the phases of the life cycle.

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Diversidade sexual, situação de rua, vivências nômades e contextos de vulnerabilidade ao HIV/AIDS

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

Vivências de pessoas LGBT em situação de rua e as relações com a atenção e o cuidado em saúde em Florianópolis, SC

Vivências de pessoas LGBT em situação de rua e as relações com a atenção e o cuidado em saúde em Florianópolis, SC

Interpersonal relationships and drug use over time among homeless people: a qualitative study

Interpersonal Relationships and Drug Use Over Time Among Homeless People: a Qualitative Study.

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