Interseções entre socialização de gênero e violência contra a mulher por parceiro íntimo

Machado, Dinair Ferreira; Castanheira, Elen Rose Lodeiro; Almeida, Margareth Aparecida Santini de

doi:10.1590/1413-812320212611.3.02472020

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“…Brazilian research, with 16 women who denounced their aggressors, considers that women’s autonomy should be encouraged from childhood. For that, it is necessary a socialization that problematizes gender inequalities and promotes a critical understanding of sexist patterns, since men and women are subject to culturally and historically constructed gender norms ( 25 ) .…”

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Critical-emancipatory educational intervention through games to face gender violence

Fornari

Fonseca

2023

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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Objectives: to analyze an educational intervention, through game “Violetas”, for the qualification of professionals who work in the fight against gender violence. Methods: a qualitative study, involving 28 professionals from intersectoral services to assist women in situations of violence, located in three Brazilian capitals. Data were collected through Critical-Emancipatory Workshops, being submitted to thematic content analysis through software. Results: sexist patterns, pornography and sexual diversity were topics listed by participants for intervention in reality. To this end, they suggested orientation actions on gender violence, promotion of individual and group assistance and service network consolidation. Final Considerations: the intervention proved to be playful, due to the use of games, critical, due to the fact that it allowed reflection on the theme, emancipatory, due to the possibility of professionals rethinking their practice and qualifying themselves to face the problem.

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Critical-emancipatory educational intervention through games to face gender violence

Fornari

Fonseca

2023

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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“…Machado et al (2021) also stated that gender socialization reinforces gender inequalities and affects the behavior of men and women. So, highlighting this problem in different fields, especially in primary health care services, is a way to prevent IPV against women [ 24 ].…”

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A qualitative quantitative mixed methods study of domestic violence against women

Shayestefar,

Saffari,

Gholamhosseinzadeh

et al. 2023

BMC Women's Health

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Background Violence against women is one of the most widespread, persistent and detrimental violations of human rights in today’s world, which has not been reported in most cases due to impunity, silence, stigma and shame, even in the age of social communication. Domestic violence against women harms individuals, families, and society. The objective of this study was to investigate the prevalence and experiences of domestic violence against women in Semnan. Methods This study was conducted as mixed research (cross-sectional descriptive and phenomenological qualitative methods) to investigate domestic violence against women, and some related factors (quantitative) and experiences of such violence (qualitative) simultaneously in Semnan. In quantitative study, cluster sampling was conducted based on the areas covered by health centers from married women living in Semnan since March 2021 to March 2022 using Domestic Violence Questionnaire. Then, the obtained data were analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics. In qualitative study by phenomenological approach and purposive sampling until data saturation, 9 women were selected who had referred to the counseling units of Semnan health centers due to domestic violence, since March 2021 to March 2022 and in-depth and semi-structured interviews were conducted. The conducted interviews were analyzed using Colaizzi’s 7-step method. Results In qualitative study, seven themes were found including “Facilitators”, “Role failure”, “Repressors”, “Efforts to preserve the family”, “Inappropriate solving of family conflicts”, “Consequences”, and “Inefficient supportive systems”. In quantitative study, the variables of age, age difference and number of years of marriage had a positive and significant relationship, and the variable of the number of children had a negative and significant relationship with the total score and all fields of the questionnaire (p < 0.05). Also, increasing the level of female education and income both independently showed a significant relationship with increasing the score of violence. Conclusions Some of the variables of violence against women are known and the need for prevention and plans to take action before their occurrence is well felt. Also, supportive mechanisms with objective and taboo-breaking results should be implemented to minimize harm to women, and their children and families seriously.

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“…In spite of the fact of being a phenomenon that still requires confrontation and prevention strategies, violence against women by intimate partners in hetero-affective relationships has been explained, denounced and faced daily through scientific literature, by the implementation of public policies of confrontation and protection. Nevertheless, women in homosexual and bisexual relationships also experience situations of violence in intimate partnerships that are usually silenced and hidden in society, needing to be made visible 1 .…”

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“…Regardless of sexual orientation, women are socialized since birth to play socially molded and structured roles based on their biological sex, i.e., to take care of the house, find a husband, have children, and form a nuclear man/woman family, besides being educated to be passive and not to be protagonists, and to control their sexuality, even if it is heteronormative, since these are not desirable characteristics in a woman. In this sense, throughout their lives, women find it difficult to seek their rights and position themselves before the norms and customs, even more so when it comes to their sexual orientation 1,2 .…”

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The impacts of violence among women in intimate relationships: an integrative literature review

Mota,

Almeida,

Machado

2024

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The aim is to identify cultural, social and health impacts caused by intimate partner violence (IPV) in homoaffective (MOH) and biaffective (MOB) women. This is an integrative literature review that sought and analyzed studies indexed in the PubMed and Lilacs databases, considering the following languages. The study sought to answer the following research question: “What impacts does IPV bring to MOB and MOH?”. Forty two studies were found and after applying the exclusion criteria, 19 went into the final sample. Data were analyzed using the content analysis methodology, Bardin’s thematic analysis modality (2009). The full analysis of the articles revealed two categories: 1) Intimate partner violence and sociocultural impacts; and 2) Intimate partner violence and health impacts. The experience of situations of violence in intimate partnerships between homo and/or biaffective women affect their sociocultural and health dimensions, since they are under the bias of double vulnerability: women in homo/biaffective relationships. There is also an invisibility of the phenomenon in health services, since professionals are not trained to address the different sexual orientations among women and even less the situations of violence resulting from these relationships.

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Interseções entre socialização de gênero e violência contra a mulher por parceiro íntimo

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Critical-emancipatory educational intervention through games to face gender violence

Critical-emancipatory educational intervention through games to face gender violence

A qualitative quantitative mixed methods study of domestic violence against women

The impacts of violence among women in intimate relationships: an integrative literature review

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