This article aims to discuss possibilities of Social Work to increase transgenders adolescents health. In Brasil, since 1990 years, Public Health adopt an expanded health perspective, which understands that health expresses economic and social development of the country. It means, therefore, that education, entertainment, housing conditions, work, and more are health’s determinants and conditioning. However, there is still a prevalence of the association between health and non disease, accompanied by pathologization - turn in illness what it is not - and consequent medicalization of social life. Referring to transgender adolescents health, it is notorious the pathological perspective and therefore the strict understand that group must be taken care by hormonal therapies and/or reassigning surgeries. When it comes by transgender children and adolescents - not eligible for these kind of treatment - it seems like unexist care possibilities. However, in Rio de Janeiro, at a specialized clinic for adolescents, it has been created a specialized service for primary health to transgender adolescents, evidencing social determinants that conditionates transgender adolescents health. This is the kind of experience that enable awareness on the impacts of transphobia in the life condition of transgender adolescents, often causing the weaking of family ties, school dropout, social isolation, physicological illness, that engenders marginalization of these people since early age. In view of the above, this paper objectives to demonstrate social determinants on transgender’s adolescents health and the importance of Social Work in the contribution of possibilities of health caring.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Adolescent; Health; Transgender; Social Work.
#1129 |
Las necesidades básicas de las mujeres usuarias de crack atendidas en la Maternidad de un Hospital Universitario de Rio Grande do Sul/Brasil
Ana Kelen Dalpiaz1
;
Paulo Antônio Barros Oliveira
2
1 - Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre.2 - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul.
El uso de crack por mujeres es una realidad de salud pública en Brasil y la atención de estas mujeres, embarazadas y puérperas, en la Maternidad requiere que los profesionales de la salud conozcan sus necesidades básicas. En este sentido, este trabajo presenta los resultados de una investigación que buscó identificar las necesidades básicas, específicas y particulares, de las mujeres usuarias\ de crack y de sus recién nacidos (RN) atendidos en la Maternidad de un Hospital Universitario (UH) de Río Grande do Sul/Brasil. Se trata de un estudio cualitativo y documental, realizado en 2019, según autorización del comité institucional de ética en investigación, a partir de 27 historias clínicas de mujeres (15) y RNs (12). Se evidencia que la mayoría de mujeres usuarias de crack atendidas en la Maternidad HU era parda, negra y adulta/jóven, con edades entre 20 y 44 años, se encontraba sin techo, tenía educación primaria incompleta, estaba desempleada o trabajaba informalmente, no tenía conexión con la seguridad social y no estaba vinculada a servicios de salud y asistencia social. La mayoría de estas mujeres ya había perdido la custodia o el poder familiar sobre otros hijos y no contaba con apoyo familiar. La mayoría de estas mujeres había usado drogas durante mucho tiempo, ya había realizado algún tipo de tratamiento y expresó interés en retomarlo. Todas usaron drogas distintas al crack durante el embarazo y la mayoría continuó usando hasta unas horas antes del parto. Se concluye que el uso de drogas está relacionado con la falta de acceso al trabajo digno, la falta de ingresos, la baja educación, las condiciones precarias de vivienda, la mala alimentación, las situaciones de violencia, la falta de acceso a la atención de salud, la desprotección de los niños, y la fragilidad y ruptura de los vínculos familiares.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Mujeres, Uso de drogas/crack, Maternidad, Necesidades básicas
#1166 |
ABORTO EN AMÉRICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE ENTRE LA MAREA VERDE Y LA OLA CONSERVADORA
Maurílio Castro de Matos1
;
Maria Inês Souza Bravo
1
;
Franciele da Silva Santos
1
;
Tatianny de Souza Araújo
1
;
Ana Carolina Elvira de Almeida Oliveira dos Santos
1
;
Yasmin Gomes Vieira
1
;
Raphael Pedro Fernandes de Lima Rodrigues
1
La ponencia forma parte del proyecto de investigación “Las legalidades e ilegalidades del derecho al aborto en América Latina y el Caribe”. En la región, la mayoría de los países prohíben el derecho al aborto como ejercicio de libre elección de las mujeres y personas que están embarazadas, permitiéndose en algunos precedentes como el riesgo de muerte durante el embarazo y como consecuencia de una violación.\ La investigación tiene como objetivo general identificar los sujetos, y sus discursos, que permiten la despenalización del aborto (en Cuba, Guyana, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Argentina y México - en diez estados: Ciudad de México, Oaxaca, Hidalgo, Veracruz, Baja California, Baja California Sur. Coahuila, Colima, Guerrero y Sinaloa) y la penalización total del aborto (El Salvador, Haití, Honduras, Nicaragua, República Dominicana y Surinam). Los procedimientos metodológicos son: investigación bibliográfica, análisis documental y actividades de campo.\ El aborto es un tema en disputa. Como puede verse en los cambios en la legislación, tanto en lo que respecta a la legalización como a la penalización total del aborto, son en su mayoria recientes. Hay una marea verde – término que se usa para las recientes legalizaciones en Argentina y México– pero también hay una ola que está cambiando la legislación e imponiendo la penalización del aborto, desde finales de siglo pasado.\ Creemos que el estudio de experiencias concretas puede contribuir sobre el necesario debate sobre la legalización del aborto, tanto identificando la red internacional y los argumentos criminalizadores, como estudiando el trabajo de profesionales de la salud con las mujeres que deciden interrumpir sus embarazos por su propia voluntad, en los países donde esto sea posible.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Aborto; Derechos; Despenalización
#1264 |
FEMINISMO, MARXISMO E SERVIÇO SOCIAL: UMA CRÍTICA AO IDENTITARISMO
O feminismo (materialista/marxista) é indispensável ao processo de renovação do Serviço Social, entendido como um movimento continuum. Parto da preocupação com o crescimento da perspectiva conservadora e neoliberal do identitarismo, do culturalismo e da representatividade, que se descolam das relações concretas/materiais. Identifico uma influência dessa perspectiva no feminismo no âmbito do Serviço Social. Essa influência desperta preocupação na medida em que tem provocado não apenas tensionamento de debates teóricos entre diferentes vertentes do feminismo, mas já há expressões de rupturas com o pluralismo e a democracia, defendidos pelo Serviço Social. Refiro-me aos divisionismos, tensões, fragmentações e até mesmo expressões de violência entre mulheres, mais precisamente entre feministas radicais, transfeministas, lesbofeministas. O patriarcado é acionado contra mulheres por meio de discursos e ações supostamente feministas. Esses divisionismos têm afetado não só feministas, mas também militantes de outros movimentos, como o negro e LGBTQIA+. Por isso, o estudo crítico ao identitarismo, às políticas identitárias e de representatividade precisam ser realizadas com o intuito de contribuir com o fortalecimento das lutas e não aprofundar suas fragmentações. Assim, parto da hipótese que o identitarismo orientado pelo neoliberalismo, tem sido um fragmentador da consciência e luta de classes. Nesse sentido, apresento como objetivo geral: Compreender na contemporaneidade a relação entre Feminismo, Marxismo e Serviço Social para o movimento de renovação profissional orientado pelo Projeto Ético-Político. \ Utilizarei como método de análise, o materialismo histórico dialético, por entender a sua importância para análise de totalidade do objeto, no movimento dinâmico e contraditório da realidade. A pesquisa é de natureza qualitativa, de tipo bibliográfica e documental.\
Este trabajo es el resultado de la investigación Teoría y práctica del Trabajo Social en el mundo en tiempos de pandemia, realizada por investigadores de los continentes latinoamericano - Brasil y Argentina y del continente europeo - Italia, España y Suecia. El objetivo de la investigación fue identificar y analizar el proceso de concientización de los trabajadores sociales sobre la letalidad del virus y la consecuente toma de medidas con acciones para enfrentar el desastre mundial, caracterizado como crisis sanitaria, económica, social y humanitaria. Los resultados revelaron que los trabajadores sociales asumieron un papel fundamental e indispensable en la primera línea de lucha contra la pandemia, apoyados en el compromiso ético-profesional y en el cúmulo teórico metodológico adquirido en la formación profesional. Este aspecto merece visibilidad para la consecuente valorización de la profesión. Se constató que aún se enfrentaban a un movimiento ideológico basado en el negacionismo y la falta de compromiso de los gobiernos de extrema derecha que, asumiendo la tendencia (ultra)neoliberal que se extiende en el mundo, se mostró inoperante a la hora de ratificar políticas de austeridad en relación a los sistemas asistenciales y de salud. , corroborando el aumento en el número de muertes en cada país. Desde el punto de vista del trabajo profesional, se aceleró la adopción de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) y el trabajo a distancia, lo que generó un proceso de plataformización de las políticas sociales y la tendencia a sustraer la dimensión pedagógica de la profesión. Ante este desafío, concluimos que las TIC deben ser repensadas en su uso y encaminadas a fortalecer la unión, en red, de los trabajadores sociales, potenciando los contactos con los usuarios y siendo vistas como un instrumento de apalancamiento de las luchas de la clase trabajadora.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Pandemia, Trabajo profesional, Ultraneoliberalismo
#0673 |
El papel del Trabajo Social en la gestión de los servicios públicos digitales en Brasil: desafíos y posibilidades.
Neno Rosa1
1 - Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo.
Este artículo tiene como objetivo discutir los desafíos y potencialidades en el cotidiano del Trabajo Social, que se constituyen en la relación contradictoria establecida por las transformaciones digitales en la administración pública brasileña. Se centra en el análisis de la digitalización de los servicios públicos en Brasil y el desafío de garantizar el acceso universal y democrático en este contexto. La idea central del trabajo es que la gestión de los servicios públicos digitales necesita estar comprometida con el desarrollo social y la ciudadanía, y por ende, la participación de los trabajadores sociales en este proceso, con su particularidad histórica de defensa de los derechos sociales en el país, puede contribuir para que las políticas sociales de servicios públicos digitales contemplen las especificidades de la población, en una dirección no mercantilizada y contrahegemónica.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Servicios públicos digitales, gobierno digital, Trabajo Social, contrahegemonía.
#0929 |
Paulo Freire in Social Work: Dialogues with Popular Education
The purpose of the poster is to present the book organized by the authors Graziela Scheffer, Thaisa Closs and Inez Zacarias published in Brazil. The book aims to give visibility to Paulo Freire's legacy in the process of critical renewal of Social Work and bring his contributions from popular education to current. The first part deals with popular education, Paulo Freire and Social Work in history, emphasizing its influence on the profession in Brazil, Chile, Spain. In the second part, it addresses the contributions and interfaces with Freire's popular education in the theoretical-methodological, ethical-political and technical-operative dimensions through essays, research and university extension experiences. We believe that the book is of great relevance to social workers, pedagogues, popular educators, historians, students, teachers and researchers in these fields, as it offers, in the composition of its chapters, unprecedented didactic and analytical research material in the articulation of Paulo Freire's thought with Social Work in history in different countries. In relation to Brazilian Social Work, in particular, it brings original aspects about the historical foundations through research that deals with the legacy of Paulo Freire in the pre-1964 period and its consequences in the civil-military dictatorship in the BH Method. In addition, in the second part, they include contemporary reflections in connection with Freire's popular education thinking and the pandemic. Finally, we consider that the resumption of Freire's popular education is fundamental in strengthening the popular participation of the working class, in learning and research, enabling the ability to critically analyze reality and create strategies for struggle, as well as social confrontation. we live in that moment.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Critical Renewal, Paulo Freire, Social Work, Brazil, Chile, Spain
#1095 |
Artificial Intelligence and SW: Strengthening the sociopolitical role of social workers
Ana Esgaio1
;
María Cantone Núñez
2
1 - Universidade de Lisboa, Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Centre for Public Administration and Public Policies, Rua Almerindo Lessa, 1300-663, Lisbon, Portugal.2 - Universidade de Lisboa, Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Rua Almerindo Lessa, 1300-663, Lisbon, Portugal.
There has been increased interest but also mixed feelings around recent developments on AI and its ongoing and potential social impacts. From those who consider it a panacea, capable of solving every human challenge and social problem, to those who see it as a liability that can mean loss of jobs and lack of human control, AI is continuing to spread its influence in several fields, including Social Work.\ The use of AI tools in Social Work faces some limitations, due to the complexity associated with SW roles, skills, and tasks, to the lack of skills of social workers in this domain, but also with the need to strengthen its sociopolitical role.This paper intends to contribute to expanding and widening the discussion around the use of AI in SW, its potential and challenges, and implications for the future.The paper is based on ongoing and exploratory qualitative research, using four different sources for analysis: a selection of academic papers available on the Web of Science and Scopus databases, the guidelines from professional Associations (IFSW, IASSW, NASW), a selection of previous experiences with the use of AI on SW settings, and the results from prompts submitted to AI tools (ChatGPT, Midjouney Discord).\ Preliminary results show that the use of AI tools in SW practice has little presence in academic journals, and professional guidelines, being the main reported use on SW education and in one-off experimental practice. The insufficiencies of AI in the light of social intervention complexity, namely its main managerial focus need to be discussed to prevent the loss of the SW sociopolitical role.The paper ends with contributions for social work education, research, and practice, engaging the relevant stakeholders in the development of the profession.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Social Work, Artificial Intelligence, Sociopolitical action
12:50 - 14:00
Lunch
ATLAPA Islands Room / Salón Islas de ATLAPA
14:00 - 14:30
Poster Presentation
14:40 - 15:40
Area_11
Trabalho Social e Desenvolvimento Social Pós-pandêmicos
#0270 |
SOCIAL WORK AND MENTAL HEALTH: SOME REFLECTIONS ABOUT THE NEW WORK MORPHOLOGY IN PANDEMIC TIMES
Marisa Camargo
1
;
Helder Boska de Moraes Sarmento
1
;
Adriana Regina Vettorazzi Schmitt1
This article deals with Social Work and Mental Health, with a view to make some reflections about the work morphology in times of a pandemic in the Brazilian scenario. This is a literature review, with a qualitative approach, which brings to light elements related to the tripod outsourcing, flexibility and precariousness of work in a pandemic context. In this perspective, a first challenge is to break the unilateralities present in the biased interpretations that conceive the work of the social worker both from a fatalistic perspective, overestimating the strength and logic of capital's command in the process of social (re) production, as well as in the messianic perspective, shifting the emphasis from concrete historical-structural determinants to the political desires of the professional collective, which becomes overestimated. A second challenge is to bring the daily professional practice of the social worker to the center of the collective debate in the ambit of profession and to the diary of research and academic production in the area. In this perspective, despite the countless evidences that current working conditions generate mental illness in workers, the theoretical productions that take Social Work as an object of study and research constitute a third challenge and need to be expanded. Finally, a greater involvement of the workers' subjectivity, referring here to social workers, implies a fourth challenge, of an ethical-moral nature, not only due to the particular conflicts and conscience dramas experienced by these workers in extreme situations but, of the choices that policy managers decide, leading the majority user population of social services to a genocide, that is, societal drama and, therefore, ethical and political that compromise equality, justice and democracy.
Keywords (separate with commas)
social work; work morphology; mental health; pandemic times.
#0351 |
Social Work and the Covid-19 Pandemic: Reflections on Contemporary Challenges
Maria Lucia Teixeira Garcia
1
;
Gary Spolander2
1 - Federal University of Espieito Santo.2 - Robert Gordon University.
The pandemic has had world wide implications for populations and social work professionals. Economic challenges continue to increase, as does the the gap between rich and poor, with global unemployment projected to increase in both 2023 and 2024, reaching 211 million (ILO, 2023). The pandemic has highlighted the extent of societal challenges includes rising unemployment, underemployment, informal work, precarity, conflict and persistent gender inequalities (the fall in women’s participation rate was 17 per cent, which compares with a 12.4 per cent decline in men’s labour force participation) (ILO, 2022).Social work to has been affected by the pandemic, which has highlighted the challenges of work during the crisis, the assault on public services in many countries, increasingly challenging working conditions, along with challenges to professional identity, role and its professional responsibilities. The profession needs to analyse contemporary social and economic contexts along with the increasing role of fictitious capital (Carcanholo & Nakatani, 2019) in most capitalist economies to rearticulate what constitutes a humane and socially society and how social work should struggle for social justice.This requires critical discussion and debates about the meaning and the agenda of the profession, and how it works in unison with others in society including other professionals, social movements, those with lived experience of social work services, families, and trade unions. Using the experiences of Brasil and the UK, we reflect on changing traditional care contexts (Deku et al, 2021), how the profession is being forced to re-evaluate its professional role and purpose, its engagement with technology (including artificial intelligence), its loss of confidence in skills and expertise due to the pandemic and neoliberal reform.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Social Work, Covid-19 Pandemic, professional role
#1211 |
Theory and practice of social work in the world in times of pandemic
MARIA ALEXANDRA DA SILVA MUSTAFÁ1
;
Jessica Jonsson
2
;
Lluis Francesc Peris Cancio
3
;
Maddalena Floriano Grassi
4
;
Josefina Fernandez Barriera
5
;
Maria Asunción Martinez-Román
6
;
Diana Margaritai Crisistell
7
;
Arantxya Rodriguez Berio
8
;
Emma Sobremonte
8
;
Miguelangel Mateo
6
;
Belen Parra
5
;
Maria Bennich
9
1 - Federal University of Pernambuco.2 - Orebro University.3 - Università La Sapienza di Roma.4 - Università di Bari.5 - University of Barcelona.6 - University of Alicante.7 - DGCyE.8 - University of Deusto.9 - University of Orebro.
The Covid-19 Pandemic represented the biggest health, social, economic, and humanitarian crisis to hit the Planet in recent decades. It occurred while the\ implementation of neoliberalism in the world was in full swing, when social and assistance policies were suffering the impact of budget cuts, especially in health and\ assistance. The research “Theory and practice of social work in the world in times of pandemic”, funded by the International Association of Schools of Social Work\ (IASSW/AIETS), involving eleven universities in five countries in Europe and Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, Italy, Spain and Sweden, took up the challenge of investigating the role of Social Work in this context. The research aimed to analyse the awareness of social workers regarding the lethality of the disease and to analyse the practices of readaptation of social services to protect vulnerable people, during the period in which the extraordinary measures to contain the pandemic were in force. Through in-depth interviews with social workers selected as key actors, in that context, the research identified that, in a situation marked by generalized panic and denialism, especially from most of the governments, social workers were first-rate actors, demonstrating total ethical commitment in facing the humanitarian crisis. Faced with the demands presented, there was an exceptional awareness on the part of professionals in the field, which has been reflecting positively on the self-conception that the profession has of itself. The Social Work response was to innovate in professional practice, building social networks, aiding services, despite the shar reduction in the professional/user distance and in the face of increasing social inequalities, resorting to a favourable reconsideration of the potential of new professional tools, such as remote work and the use of new service administration techniques, accumulating knowledge for world-class crisis and disaster situations.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Covid-19 Pandemic, International Social Work, Awareness,\
15:50 - 16:50
Area_14
Serviço Social, Política Social e Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
#0579 |
Trend of suicides in Brazil between 1999 and 2021
Maria Lucia Garcia1
;
Edineia Figueira doa Anjos Oliveira
2
This paper presents the trend of suicides in Brazil between 1999 and 2022. It considers the methods of suicide used by Brazilian and the sociodemographic characteristics (marital status, gender, education and age). It is a quantitative, time-series study based on the Mortality Information Systems and the Notifiable Injuries Information System from the Health Ministry, analyzing the cases of reported suicide deaths by exogenous self-intoxication and self-directed violence. Although the trend of suicides remained unchanged throughout the 23 years of the series, the relative increase of suicides was considerable. Between 1999 and 2021, intentional self-harm by hanging, choking, and suffocation corresponded to 69.9% of self-injury entre 1999-2017 com tendência de aumento entre 2018 e 2021 (chegando a 80% dos casos). The paper concluded that the Brazilian Unified health system have not yet adequately responded to the burden of mental disorders; as a consequence, the gap between the need for treatment and its provision is large and required specific policy to face this trend.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Suicide, Health Policy, Social Policy
#1118 |
"NO SE PUEDE COMPRAR EL VIENTO, EL SOL, LA LLUVIA, NI LA ALEGRÍA Y EL DOLOR”: EXPROPIACIONES CONTEMPORÁNEAS, CUESTION AMBIENTAL Y TRABAJO SOCIAL
Las siguientes reflexiones son resultado de un recorrido que comenzó hace más de una década con los pueblos indígenas y comunidades tradicionales que resisten la implementación de megaproyectos mineros y agroindustriales. Nuestra praxis siempre ha buscado denunciar las expropiaciones que viven esos territorios, así como desafiar al Trabajo Social a reconocer la cuestión ambiental y sus bases fundamentales para las diversas expresiones de la cuestión social. El “nuevo imperialismo” y las estrategias contemporáneas para superar las crisis del capital eligieron la sobreexplotación de los bienes comunes de la naturaleza como principal herramienta para retomar el aumento de la tasa de ganancia. (HARVEY, 2011). Un ejemplo de estos movimientos corporativos podría observarse con el “boom minero” en América Latina y África, en la primera y segunda década de este siglo. (TROCATE; ZONTA, 2015) El ritmo y la intensidad de la exploración minera en la década de 2000, resultó en los graves crímenes de Vale S.A y Samarco. Se combinan con exportaciones de commodities minerales, soja, maíz y otros cultivos producidos a partir de monocultivos, en grandes extensiones de tierra, con transgénicos y uso intensivo de pesticidas. Este modelo de “desarrollo” ha sido responsable de la extinción y/o disminución de la biodiversidad, la desterritorialización de pueblos y comunidades tradicionales y el aumento de enfermedades (dérmicas, respiratorias y neoplasias) (FRIEDRICH, 2021). También contribuyen al cambio climático, a través de lluvia ácida, contaminación del agua, deforestación e incendios, con consecuencias para el mundo entero. Sin embargo, es la “clase-que-vive-del-trabajo” (ANTUNES, 2020) la que sufrirá y afrontará este escenario con particularidades. Son las familias negras de las periferias urbanas las que se verán afectadas por las lluvias torrenciales y perderán sus hogares - ejemplo. Estas contradicciones entre capital, naturaleza y trabajo alcanzan al Trabajo Social, en sus diversos espacios sociolaborales, otorgándoles un “desafío ético-político” (SILVA, 2010).
Keywords (separate with commas)
Expropiaciones Contemporáneas, Cuestion Ambiental, Trabajo Social.
#1262 |
The labor of the social worker in the policy of welfare work(SUAS)
Tatiana Maria Araújo da Fonseca
1
;
Isabel Godinho1
Two decades ago there was considerable progress in the decentralized provision of Brazilian Social Policy. This paper deals with the importance of SUAS (Single Social Assistance System) workers as structuring collective subjects in the institutionality of the Public Social Assistance Policy in Brazil.Our study arena is the Social Assistance Policy which, constitutionally regulated, has been redefining and professionalizing its way of working, thus designing functions and roles, methodologies with physical structure, logistics, political-administrative dynamics, institutional relations, management design, permanent education, funding and shared responsibilities among federal entities; that, specialized and with standardized technical and methodological requirements, face the demands of facing the social question in the Brazilian reality, materializing the state's protective capacity of this public policy. It is important to emphasize the work of the Social Worker and the interdisciplinary relationship with other predominant professions in SUAS (Educator, Psychologist, Social Educators, etc.)This paper identifies the place of Social Work within this structural change, in the design and construction of social assistance policy, considering, for this, a constant relationship with a dynamic and complex reality, a field of dispute with various actors and ideologies, which demands an ethical-political conception of these workers, the defense of their professional projects considering, as Potyara(2011:204) tells us, the “contradictory nature of social policy, which demands a dialectical posture from its actors, I understand it in its dynamic not linear and complicit with the correlation of forces in society” which, in times of great political setbacks and in the contradictions inherent in reality, demands from Social Work not the mere execution of punctual and fragmented actions, but a safe positioning, from the place of robust knowledge , conclusive and substantiated that qualify public management in the fight to guarantee social rights and for the qualified offer of continuous and sustainable services.
Keywords (separate with commas)
Social Worker, \ Social Policy
#1534 |
EXTENSIÓN UNIVERSITARIA Y SERVICIO SOCIAL: UN COMPROMISO ÉTICO-POLITICO CON LA FORMACIÓN PROFESIONAL Y LA SOCIEDAD
1 - UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DO OESTE DO PARANÁ -UNIOESTE/CAMPUS DE TOLEDO-CURSO DE SERVIÇO SOCIAL.2 - UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DO OESTE DO PARANÁ-UNIOESTE-PROGRAMA DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO EM SERVIÇO SOCIAL.
La extensión universitaria se establece como un vínculo directo entre la universidad y la sociedad y tiene como objetivo llegar a diferentes espacios, respondiendo a las demandas y necesidades de diversos grupos sociales y comunidades. A través del análisis crítico de la realidad se llevan a cabo acciones que buscan contribuir a la transformación de las condiciones materiales de la existencia, al mismo tiempo que capacitan a quienes participan en ella en la búsqueda del desarrollo social. De esta manera, la extensión se relaciona con las políticas sociales y se fortalece como una política educativa, a través de la cual la enseñanza y la investigación se comunican con la sociedad. A partir \ de datos recopilados en paneles de extensión de seis universidades estatales brasileñas que ofrecen programas de Licenciatura en Trabajo Social, se observa un gran número de proyectos y programas de extensión cuyos temas se refieren a los Derechos Humanos y la Justicia, mientras que sus líneas de trabajo abarcan diferentes ámbitos, como ciudadanía, gestión pública, infancia y adolescencia, derechos individuales y colectivos, gestión institucional, desarrollo urbano, educación continua, tercera edad, salud, trabajo. A través de la elección de estos constructos teóricos, se analizará cómo se articulan los discursos de los sujetos históricos de las actividades de extensión de los programas de Trabajo Social, así como las circunstancias y experiencias que presentan. La investigación tiene un carácter cuali-cuantitativo y utiliza la investigación bibliográfica, documental, y la recopilación de datos en entrevistas semiestructuradas. El análisis de los datos recopilados se realizará a través de categorías temáticas. En un análisis preliminar del objeto de estudio, se encuentra un Trabajo Social de extensión comprometido con diversas áreas de desempeño y promotor de una variedad de acciones en diferentes ámbitos y contextos, siempre comprometido con los principios éticos y políticos de la profesión.\
Keywords (separate with commas)
Servicio social, Extensión, Formación profesional, Sociedad, Derechos\