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This article aims to discuss the relationships between work-family conflict, organizational support, and gender through a narrative literature review. Unlike systematic reviews, the narrative approach adopted in this study does not follow strict procedures for selecting and analyzing studies. The selection of the literature was conducted more flexibly, allowing for a freer and more comprehensive discussion of the proposed topic. In light of discussions about the relationships between work-family conflict, organizational support, and gender, it is noted that despite the progress of women in the labor market, inequalities persist, fueling conflicts between work and family, especially for women. Organizational support strategies are essential in reconciling professional and family life, promoting healthier work environments and, consequently, successful organizations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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John Stuart Mill is considered one of the great representatives of the liberal tradition. Despite such consideration having plausibility, it is possible to affirm that Mill's practical philosophy is related to another tradition of Western political thought: republicanism. This article aims to present a similar aspect between Mill's proposals of republican theories, more precisely, the proposals of the neo-Roman theory of republicanism. For this, this article refers to a work by Mill that is not associated with his theory of freedom, the work The Subject of Women. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Some films produced during the Popular Unity - UP government (1970-1973) entered the canon not only of Chilean cinema, but of Latin American cinema. Consequently, they have been studied a lot over the years, while another part of the filmography made in Chile in that period had little or no visibility. Examples of this second case are the cinematographic works directed by women in the early 1970s, although, fortunately, some of these filmmakers are increasingly the subject of studies and exhibitions. However, even in the recent bibliography, the productions with women filmmakers made in the days of the UP were not conceived together. It is this contribution to research on women's cinema in Latin America that is the purpose of this article. After carrying out a survey based on several sources, we arrived at a corpus of 15 works, which were analyzed from the following aspects: composition of the direction; Format; narrative genre; form of financing and production structure; if it has an interview; if it has narration; if there is music (if so, what is its role); from which logics are built the relations between image and sound; assembly logic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to reflect on the methodological strategies of a research-intervention, with emphasis on the relations between health and work, developed together with women workers from a public elementary school, located in a city in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The investigative course is structured in two steps: i) conversations about the work and observations of work activities; and ii) Meetings about the Work, initially, by professional segment and, later, with the expanded group. The perspective was the construction of a continuous and permanent observatory on the connections between health and work, stimulated by an expanded community of research-intervention - ECRI (or CAPI, in Portuguese). The main focus of the present analysis is the potential of the methodological strategies used, as well as the obstacles faced. The transformations introduced by the processes concerning research-intervention opened a permanent field of daily negotiation, committed to better living, health and working conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Knowledge of cardiovascular diseases and lifestyle habits that prioritize women's health are important, however, the COVID-19 pandemic and social isolation impacted their routines. The objective was to evaluate the knowledge of cardiovascular risk factors and the influence of isolation measures on the practice of physical activity of female workers at a Federal University. Cross-sectional study with application of a semi-structured online questionnaire developed by the authors. A total of 387 responses were collected, including participants with a mean age of 42.58±1.43 years, of which it was observed: 82% knew what coronary artery disease was; 98 to 99% of women recognized that diet, abdominal fat, smoking and emotional stress are risk factors for cardiovascular disease; 99% of women also recognized that cardiovascular disease can be prevented. Regarding the level of physical activity, 39% were classified as low, with 22% reporting that isolation negatively affected their physical activity routine, 33% reported that they were no longer active before the pandemic and 42% reported that motivation for physical activity was lower in the isolation period. Despite the satisfactory knowledge about cardiovascular risk factors, physical inactivity already affected part of the interviewees and those who were active performed a low level of activity, feeling the negative impact of social isolation on the exercise routine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Knowledge is capable of transforming realities, in such a way that society equips itself with its truths to share them with others, exercising parresia, that is, the courage to tell the truth. Professionals working on the issue of violence against women also need to be equipped with their knowledge so that, together with the individual, it can transform their reality. Thus, the present study seeks to identify and analyze the subjective and objective knowledge of nurses working in Primary Care about domestic violence against women, from the perspective of exercising parresia. This is a qualitative research developed with 20 nurses working in Primary Care in a municipality located in the south of Rio Grande do Sul. Data were collected between April and June 2018, through recorded semistructured interviews. The content of the interviews was inserted in the NVivo software and treated in the light of the Discursive Textual Analysis. It was found that nurses have subjective knowledge and objective knowledge about domestic violence against women to exercise parresia. Subjective knowledge refers to everything that is intrinsic to the subject, elaborated from his experiences, thoughts and convictions, while objective knowledge comprises scientific knowledge. This knowledge is complementary and contributes to the work with women. Diagnosing domestic violence in the lives of women who maintain this veiled wound and still acting as a parresiasta is an arduous task, but capable of transforming realities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper is an analysis of the entire process of evolution of women at work, since antiquity, in which they had few rights. From that time women have been conquering each time more, seeking equality among men, and today the occupy various positions of leadership, politics and education. Note that today women lead important positions in finance, engineering, human resources sectors. Based in this, the focus of the work is to show the advancement of women and the insertion into the labor market emphasizing the logistics market. Citing some great icons of women who recognized the effort and the representation of women in senior positions, which are usually held by men. Underscoring all principles of logistics, today the woman becomes manager, director or even housewives of companies, which is slowly ending the taboo that Logistics is focused only on the male figure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to discuss some conditions of possibility for the analysis of amefrican2 works produced by women, centered on universes of experiences of the crossing narrated from the point of view of black subjects in the Diaspora process. In this sense, we selected a literary corpus composed of works by Maria Firmina dos Reis (2004), Conceição Evaristo (2017; 2019) and Ana Maria Gonçalves (2018). Studies on the transatlantic traffic and the crossing on the slave ship are addressed, as well as the dialogue between theoretical and historical knowledge on the subject and literary productions in the face of the sequestration and crossing experience. We take the metaphor of the archipelago, proposed by Édouard Glissant (2014), as a foundation for the construction of the methodology that will subsidize the discussion carried out. Our argument proposes the hypothesis of an Atlantic as a cemetery and, particularly, as a cemetery of our Others, to which the selected corpus -- as part of a broader set of amefrican literatures of female authorship -- allows us to access processes of recomposition of fragmented memories in the crossing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article aims to analyze the debate on domestic work and rights for domestic workers promoted by women linked to the PCB between the 1940s and 1960s. Guided by demands made by working women themselves and by discussions that were being held internationally, the movement mobilized problematizations that went beyond the world of work and the legal sphere insofar as it denatured rooted ideas that domestic work and the management of family daily life were "women's things". In this sense, he thought of alternatives to "free" women from what he called "domestic slavery". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Many academic studies address the working woman, but few of them critically synthesize historical information. This theoretical essay presents information from scientific articles, books, and book chapters about the social history of working women, organized around world landmarks and presented with reflections on Brazilian reality. The analysis was organized into three topics: 1) Women and work over time; 2) Bourgeoisie, Industrial Revolution and Feminism; 3) Women's work in Brazil: a long historical course for the conquest of spaces. The historical summary brought by this study elucidates questions concerning the working woman, broadens the discussion on the subject, and opens perspectives for the elaboration of research and public policies regarding this theme. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This text presents the result of a research on the configurations of contemporary parenthood practices and the paternal identities of male parents in a private school in the city of Belo Horizonte, in Minas Gerais. The study was anchored in two keys of theoretical readings: the first, from the field of Sociology of Education, with a focus on the studies of Gender and the concepts of this reference, such as individual patrimonies of dispositions and school trajectories. The second, the understanding of the concept of Gender as a useful category of educational, historical and sociological analysis, the result of productions in the field of Gender, Body and Sexuality Studies. The main objective of the study was to understand and analyze the models of paternity exercised by male parents in the domestic care of their offspring, as well as in the parental mobilizations related to their children's school trajectories. The central argument of the research refers to the fact that traditional family structures have undergone profound changes in the social order in the last decades. Such changes, a historical consequence of the feminist movement, led to a greater participation of women in the labor market and the consequent emergence of new modalities of family arrangements, which challenge parental social roles by reconfiguring practices and tasks both regarding the organization of domestic life and school monitoring. As methodological procedures, the research makes use of qualitative techniques in the search for the improvement of the data produced through questionnaires and semi-structured interviews. The survey revealed the experiences of middle-class male parents who are facing new family organizations. The construction of new forms of parenthood, in view of more egalitarian gender social relations, and new models of masculinities are the fundamental axes for real changes in family life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Fishing activity produces identification and knowledge of the trade in a given context. In this article two case studies are presented: 1) Women workers in the process of transformation of oysters; 2) Fish unloading operators, in another fishing company. Both situations are analyzed from the model centered on the person in activity, which were carried out through the ergonomic intervention scheme, presenting the following stages of the intervention: analysis of the demand; pre-diagnosis; and proposal of the intervention. The activities studied show the inequities linked to the determinants of the activity, such as the organization of work, payment through production bonuses, temporary work. Both companies, in the territory, generate the development of knowledge and skills that are transmitted in generations. they represent the only stable source of income for people, but leading them to make a commitment to their health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents a reflection on popular education present in the Movement of Landless Rural Workers (MST) and in the Movement of Rural Women Workers - Northeast (MMTR-NE) as a Decolonial Pedagogy. The guiding question of our research is: how can popular education contribute to the MST and MMTR-NE to the development of a Decolonial Pedagogy? The study, of an exploratory nature, adopts a methodology of qualitative approach and bibliographic review. We conclude that the educational process existing in the MST and MMTR-NE flows into the deconstruction of the traditional project of land use and property in Brazil and dialogues with the construction of a thinking and doing linked to a Decolonial Pedagogy, with the perspective of building a project aligned with an alternative sociability for the Brazilian agrarian field and the strengthening of peasant identity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work presents the history of three women workers of the Santa Rita de Cassia Recycling Cooperative, located in Rio Grande, a municipality in the extreme south of Rio Grande do Sul State. The methodology employed includes oral history and semistructured interviews. It is, therefore, a qualitative study whose general objective is to understand how women who work collecting recycled material recognize their identity linked to this work. Their daily struggle was intertwined with the theoretical references used in this work, strengthening the debate with and about women. Thus, the struggle, the construction of their identities, the right to be that these women have conquered and conquer every day are recognized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes how gender differences appear in the daily lives of women working in communication. Unlike most studies on gender and communication, which are focused on state capitals and large communication outlets, this article investigates gender issues within a specific scenario: Imperatriz, in Maranhão - a small city located in the countryside of Brazil, where the field of communication is under development and communication professionals have a limited scope. This empirical research was conducted with data collected by mapping the professionals, a survey applied to 56 female professionals, and interviews conducted with ten women. The main results evince the difficulties faced by these professionals in establishing themselves within the labor market, the lack of attitude on the part of companies towards discussing this theme, and barriers to expose these problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper focuses on the analysis of newspapers and correspondences of the City Council of Desterro to the President of the Province of Santa Catarina between the years 1835 and 1870. From this, seeks to reflect on the representations built by the Desterro elite about the work of enslaved women, as well as scrutinize the resistance led by black women in the face of the city's modernization processes and the normalization of their conduct. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The main subject discussed in this paper concerns the question: would more women journalists alter the gender perspective in news productions? The article is divided into three parts. In the first, the discourse is approached from a gender perspective, explained by Teun van Dijk (2017) and Linda Steiner (2017). The second part is reserved for a bibliographical review of some researches which emphasize gender differentiation in newsrooms. Some of them point out differences in media representations and take into account the number of women working as jounalists. However, more recent research contextualizes the socio-cultural insertion of media professionals, considering gender roles in society. Since the feminization of newsrooms is a phenomenon that happens at the same time happens the communicational crisis in the beginning of this century, five strategies proposed by Margaret Gallagher (2004) are presented. It is a manual to change the current scenario. The author's point of view comprises media than other the news and is based on gender perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present study proposes an interpretative analysis of Rwandan author Scholastique Mukasonga' work The Barefoot Woman. This book was originally published in 2008 (La femme aux pieds nus) and launched in Brazil in 2017. The intention is to think about the role of memory in the novel as a denunciation and an instrument of preservation. This work is based on theoretical studies about memory. The analysis finds that, by merging fiction and memory, the memoir narrative of the Rwandan writer Scholastique Mukasonga symbolically configures the tombstone of her deceased mother Stefania and all the others victims of the genocide in Rwanda. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The text analyzes the electoral behavior and political participation of women in unions, women’s associations, neighborhood-friendly society and, in particular, their behavior as voters in the 1954 elections. Factors such as education, participation in the labor market and the status of women in the civil code are considered, seeking to understand the possibilities of female participation in formal spaces of politics and the consequences of their collective actions in the creation of new forms and spaces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]