Empoderamiento y feminismo comunitario en la conservación del maíz en México

Rubio, Ana Gabriela Rincon; Bordi, Ivonne Vizcarra; Ortiz, Humberto Thome; Muro, Patricia Gascón

doi:10.1590/1806-9584.2017v25n3p1073

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“…45 Communitarian feminists argue that non-hegemonic knowledge present within social practices underpinning communal organisation are critical to recognising the empowerment and agency within women's stories, even within ongoing contexts of oppression. 46 This decision also aligned with the conceptual framework of the wider PAR study.…”

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confidence: 75%

“…(Rigoberta) Social power is defined as the development and strengthening of friendships and social networks that bridge individual and community forms of empowerment, with the potential to achieve wider social change. 46 In our sample, the exertion of bodied power by women often overlapped with social power, as the family and the community held wider roles in supporting women's decisions to breaking cycles of IPV.…”

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 90%

“…We also noted a redistribution of gendered work, linked to Rubio's analysis of female empowerment in Latin America. 46 Cognitive power consists of the acquisition of knowledge and wisdom that contributes to a process of liberation from structures that limit women's social, intellectual and political participation. 46 Women in our study specifically referred to education as an opportunity to improve their sense of self-worth and participate in the economic market.…”

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 99%

“…46 Cognitive power consists of the acquisition of knowledge and wisdom that contributes to a process of liberation from structures that limit women's social, intellectual and political participation. 46 Women in our study specifically referred to education as an opportunity to improve their sense of self-worth and participate in the economic market. Training courses were also described as enjoyable experiences.…”

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Training courses were also described as enjoyable experiences. Bodied power includes decisions taken by women to boost their bodies' joy, pleasure and vitality, 46 and also involves rejection of oppression and violence towards females' bodies by others. 46 Women mentioned many circumstances in which they exercised bodied power to face the violence perpetrated by their intimate partners.…”

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 99%

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Gender, mental health and resilience in armed conflict: listening to life stories of internally displaced women in Colombia

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For over 60 years, Colombia has endured violent civil conflict forcibly displacing more than 8 million people. Recent efforts have begun to explore mental health consequences of these contexts, with an emphasis on national surveys. To date few Colombian studies explore mental health and well-being from a lived experience perspective. Those that do, overlook processes that enable survival. In response to this gap, we conducted a life history study of seven internally displaced Colombian women in the Cundinamarca department, analysing 18 interview sessions and 36 hours of transcripts. A thematic network analysis, informed by Latin-American perspectives on gender and critical resilience frameworks, explored women’s coping strategies in response to conflict-driven hardships related to mental well-being. Analysis illuminated that: (1) the gendered impacts of the armed conflict on women’s emotional well-being work through exacerbating historical gendered violence and inequality, intensifying existing emotional health challenges, and (2) coping strategies reflect women’s ability to mobilise cognitive, bodied, social, material and symbolic power and resources. Our findings highlight that the sociopolitical contexts of women’s lives are inseparable from their efforts to achieve mental well-being, and the value of deep narrative and historical work to capturing the complexity of women’s experiences within conflict settings. We suggest the importance of social interventions to support the mental health of women in conflict settings, in order to centre the social and political contexts faced by such marginalised groups within efforts to improve mental health.

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confidence: 75%

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 90%

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Drawing On Power To Exercise Changementioning

confidence: 99%

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Socio-economic impact on eggplant-producing families in the Department of Atlántico, Colombia

Mejia

González

Molina

2022

IPSA Scientia rev. cient. multidiscip.

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El articulo pretende determinar los impactos socio-económicos en las familias productoras de la berenjena en el departamento del Atlántico, a través de un estudio en el proceso agro productivo, los resultados son objeto de análisis y socialización ante actores interesados, como, agricultores, empresarios, distribuidores; la investigación se fundamenta en analizar una realidad objetiva a partir de mediciones numéricas y análisis estadísticos para determinar predicciones o patrones de comportamiento del fenómeno o problema planteado; con un tipo de investigación descriptiva con diseño no experimental y de campo; la información se recolecto con una encuesta mediante el uso de un cuestionario, la población objeto de estudio son las familias agricultoras, el tamaño de la muestra se tomó basándose en la fórmula para población finita que determino 132 cultivadores de 7 de los 23 municipios que conforman el departamento como son: Sabanagrande, Malambo, Baranoa, Polonuevo, Candelaria, Palmar de Varela y Ponedera. Para lograr producir 1 tonelada de berenjena en el departamento del Atlántico por parte de los agricultores tradicionales, se debe invertir $107.633 x tonelada, multiplicado con el rendimiento o producción de 28 toneladas producidas en 7 meses, da como resultado los costos totales de producción $ 3.013.720. Se concluye, que por cada $1 pagado por el consumidor, $0,7857 son ganancias para el vendedor final, es decir que al productor primario o agricultor, le corresponde de ese $1 pagado por el consumidor final, solo el $0,2143; demostrándose que el que más gana en esta cadena es el intermediario (valores año 2021)

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Gender, mental health and resilience in armed conflict: Listening to Life stories of internally displaced women in Colombia

Zamora¹,

Burgess²,

Fonseca³

et al. 2021

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For over 60 years, Colombia has endured violent civil conflict forcibly displacing more than 7 million people. Recent efforts have begun to explore mental health consequences of these contexts, with an emphasis on national surveys. To date few Colombian studies explore mental health and wellbeing from a lived experience perspective. Those that do, overlook processes that enable survival. In response to this gap, we conducted a life history study of seven internally displaced Colombian women in the Cundinamarca department, analysing 18 interview sessions and 36 hours of transcripts. A thematic network analysis informed by Latin-American perspectives on gender and frameworks on resilience from the global south, explored women’s coping strategies in response to conflict driven hardships related to mental wellbeing. Analysis illuminated that: 1) the gendered impacts of the armed conflict on women´s emotional wellbeing works through exacerbating historical gendered violence and inequality, often intensifying existing emotional health challenges, and 2) coping strategies reflect women's ability to mobilise cognitive, bodied, social, material, and symbolic power. Our findings highlight that the socio-political contexts of women’s lives are inseparable from efforts to achieve mental wellbeing, and the value of deep narrative and historical work to capturing the complexity of women’s experiences within conflict settings. We suggest the importance of social interventions to supporting the mental health of women in conflict settings, to centre the social and political contexts faced by marginalised groups within efforts to improve mental health.

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Empoderamiento y feminismo comunitario en la conservación del maíz en México

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Gender, mental health and resilience in armed conflict: listening to life stories of internally displaced women in Colombia

Gender, mental health and resilience in armed conflict: listening to life stories of internally displaced women in Colombia

Socio-economic impact on eggplant-producing families in the Department of Atlántico, Colombia

Gender, mental health and resilience in armed conflict: Listening to Life stories of internally displaced women in Colombia

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