The aim of this study was to analyze the networks of social relations , the role and
work held by women in rural and coastal communities , including gender relations and
networks of social support resulting in ecological contexts of family, work and
beekeeping extraction of açaí and community . Highlighting the structure of the
microsystem , in which the proximal processes operate to produce and sustain their
development and potential impacts of these changes , and other components of their
social support network . Your Corpora involved four studies that were organized in the
form of articles, namely: The first , consisting of ( 1 ) a systematic review of scientific
production , involving articles in databases Journals Portal and ( 2 ) critical evaluation
of qualitative articles based standardized script in Critical Appraisal Skills Programme
( CASP ) . The articles selected according to the CASP were analyzed and related to
the study hypothesis , that the work done by women increases the set of activities and
roles , and consequently an increase in strengthening and increasing social support
networks occurs , thereby reducing the impact of multiplicity of roles . The second
study investigated the social support network maintained by women engaged in the
business of beekeeping in view of their participation in the maintenance of support
networks that guarantee the exercise of the activity , and consequently the occupation
and income for the survival of families in rural communities of Maranhão . Semistructured interviews , field diary and the Map of the five fields were used . It appears
that the existence of this network allows women to the movement in various contexts ,
as well as interaction among people of other microsystems adaptively providing the
ability to succeed in implementing the beekeeping activity. The third investigated the
perception of the routines of women living in riverside communities in the Amazon ,
identifying roles and related domestic work , the work of collecting the acai and
performance in community associations activities . 03 women in two communities of
Bethlehem Insular Islands , the island of Ilha Grande and Combu participated . Were
used as instruments the sociodemographic schedule ( ISD ) , the Inventory of Routine (
IR ) and Field Diary ( DC ) and analyzed by family activities ( DAF ) diagram. All
activities are defined by gender . Despite the role of riparian women follow the familiar
concepts of rigid sexual division of labor , the role of coastal women has increased
female participation in paid professional activities , collection of açaí . The fourth
study examined women in riverside , the structure and function of social support
networks . Excelling in these activities participants at work, particularly in the
collection of açaí , their gender roles within the family and acting in community
associations . Participants were women from 12 families in two communities of
Bethlehem Insular Islands - Island Combu and Ilha Grande . Were used as instruments
the sociodemographic schedule ( ISD ) , semi-structured interviews and Map of Five
Fields ( MCC ) . It appears that the existence of this network allows women to the
movement in various contexts , as well as interaction among people of other20
microsystems , providing the ability to succeed in implementing the collection of açaí
activity and performance in community actions.
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