TESES E DISSERTAÇÕES SOBRE GÊNERO E SINDICALISMO EM EDUCAÇÃO (2012/2023).

The article presents results from a state-of-the-art review on gender and unionism in education, focusing on theses and dissertations from Brazilian Post-Graduation Programs in Education between 2012 and 2023. The period is justified by a previous state-of-the-art review covering similar works published between 1987 and 2011. The databases used were the CAPES Open Data and CAPES Theses and Dissertations Catalog. The study highlights a dual advancement in Brazilian research production in these fields: gender studies have been multiplying geometrically over the last 40 years, and studies on unionism in education have gained significant momentum since the establishment of the ASTE Network (Network of Researchers on Associativism and Unionism of Education Workers) in 2009. However, the intersection between these two fields remains limited. The article elucidates and discusses the distinctive features of the eleven studies identified, comprising eight dissertations and three theses, which were primarily authored by women (with only one male researcher), primarily supervised by women (with seven female advisors and two male advisors), and primarily focused on investigating female teachers, with only one study addressing LGBT+ issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]