Redes sociais na experiência migratória de mulheres venezuelanas em Boa Vista - Roraima
Considering the expansion of venezuelan migrations to Roraima and the increasing participation of women in recent migratory processes, this work intends to identify the configuration of migratory networks and the process of (re) negotiation gender relations of venezuelan women in a migrato...
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oai:repositorio.ufrr.br:prefix-8172024-09-30T18:51:22Z Redes sociais na experiência migratória de mulheres venezuelanas em Boa Vista - Roraima Social network in the migratory experience of venezuelan women in Boa Vista - Roraima Lopes, Kesy Stheffany Silva Rodrigues, Francilene dos Santos http://lattes.cnpq.br/2515655261582669 Costa, Leila Chagas de Souza http://lattes.cnpq.br/8351972995088684 Migração internacional Imigrante venezuelano Mulher imigrante Gênero Rede social Roraima Brasil International migration Venezuelan immigrant Immigrant woman Gender Social network Brazil CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS Considering the expansion of venezuelan migrations to Roraima and the increasing participation of women in recent migratory processes, this work intends to identify the configuration of migratory networks and the process of (re) negotiation gender relations of venezuelan women in a migratory context in Boa Vista. – Roraima. In this way, the discussions will be developed around three central categories, namely: gender, social networks and migrations. This analytical context is justified from the understanding that women participate actively and independently in the construction of migratory projects and even in the articulation and structuring of migratory networks. Thus, the use of gender studies marks a political and reflexive position that focuses on social inequalities based on gender and the way in which these processes are manifested in female migrations. In addition, attention is paid to the issue that men and women experience international migration in different ways and, therefore, the reflections seek to understand what are the challenges posed to venezuelan migrant women before the migration decision itself, during the displacement and after arrival at the receiving society. In this sense, studies on social networks will support the analysis of the strategies developed in the process of confrontation of difficulties, protection and cooperation between women. Semi-structured interviews were carried out with four venezuelan women who lived in Boa Vista, through which it was able to learn about their life stories, difficulties and dilemmas, seeking to know migrations from the reports of migrant women themselves, valuing the way they understood the experiences daily. The results obtained during the field research indicate the direct role of women in the creation, articulation and strengthening of social networks, including migratory networks; point out that, in some cases, there was a (re)negotiation of gender relations through the core role of women in the management of resources and information, in addition to family support. Among other aspects, the results show the need to think about and develop public policies aimed at confronting social inequalities, promoting respect for migrant populations, especially women, guaranteeing opportunities for access to the formal labor market, and that, for and finally, promote safe reception and real possibilities in the life transformations sought by venezuelan migrant women and their families. Considerando a ampliação das migrações venezuelanas para Roraima e a participação crescente das mulheres nos processos migratórios recentes, este trabalho tem como objetivo identificar a configuração das redes migratórias e o processo de (re) negociação das relações de gênero de venezuelanas em contexto migratório em Boa Vista – Roraima. Desta forma, as discussões serão desenvolvidas em torno de três categorias centrais, quais sejam: gênero, redes sociais e migrações. Esse contexto analítico se justifica a partir da compreensão de que as mulheres participam ativamente e de forma independente na construção de projetos migratórios e, inclusive, na articulação e estruturação de redes migratórias. Assim, o recurso aos estudos sobre gênero demarca um posicionamento político e reflexivo que se volta para as desigualdades sociais baseadas no gênero e a forma como esses processos se manifestam nas migrações femininas. Além disso, atenta-se para a questão de que homens e mulheres vivenciam as migrações internacionais de modos distintos e, portanto, as reflexões buscam compreender quais são os desafios postos às mulheres migrantes venezuelanas antes da decisão migratória propriamente dita, durante o deslocamento e após a chegada à sociedade receptora. Neste sentido, os estudos sobre redes sociais fundamentarão as análises sobre as estratégias desenvolvidas no processo de enfrentamento às dificuldades, proteção e cooperação entre as mulheres. Foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas com quatro mulheres venezuelanas que residiam em Boa Vista, pelas quais foi possível conhecer as histórias de vidas, as dificuldades, os dilemas, buscando conhecer as migrações a partir dos relatos das próprias mulheres migrantes, valorizando o modo como elas compreendiam as experiências diárias. Os resultados obtidos durante a pesquisa de campo indicam a atuação direta das mulheres na criação, na articulação e no fortalecimento das redes sociais, inclusive de redes migratórias; apontam que, em alguns casos, houve a (re) negociação das relações de gênero por meio da atuação nuclear das mulheres na administração de recursos e informações, além do sustento familiar. Entre outros aspectos, os resultados manifestam a necessidade de pensar e desenvolver políticas públicas voltadas para o enfrentamento às desigualdades sociais, que promovam o respeito às populações migrantes, sobretudo às mulheres, que garantam oportunidades de acesso ao mercado formal de trabalho, e que, por fim, promovam o acolhimento seguro e possibilidades reais nas transformações de vida buscadas pelas mulheres migrantes venezuelanas e suas famílias. Agência 1 2022-08-24T18:15:43Z 2022 2022-08-24T18:15:43Z 2022 Dissertação LOPES, Kesy Stheffany Silva. Redes sociais na experiência migratória de mulheres venezuelanas em Boa Vista - Roraima. 2022. 234f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Sociedade e Fronteiras) - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociedade e Fronteiras, Universidade Federal de Roraima, Boa Vista, 2022. http://repositorio.ufrr.br:8080/jspui/handle/prefix/817 por Acesso Aberto Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Brazil http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/br/ Universidade Federal de Roraima Brasil PRPPG - Pró-reitoria de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação PPGSOF - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociedade e Fronteiras UFRR |
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Considering the expansion of venezuelan migrations to Roraima and the increasing participation of women in recent migratory processes, this work intends to identify the configuration of migratory networks and the process of (re) negotiation gender relations of venezuelan women in a migratory context in Boa Vista. – Roraima. In this way, the discussions will be developed around three central categories, namely: gender, social networks and migrations. This analytical context is justified from the understanding that women participate actively and independently in the construction of migratory projects and even in the articulation and structuring of migratory networks. Thus, the use of gender studies marks a political and reflexive position that focuses on social inequalities based on gender and the way in which these processes are manifested in female migrations. In addition, attention is paid to the issue that men and women experience international migration in different ways and, therefore, the reflections seek to understand what are the challenges posed to venezuelan migrant women before the migration decision itself, during the displacement and after arrival at the receiving society. In this sense, studies on social networks will support the analysis of the strategies developed in the process of confrontation of difficulties, protection and cooperation between women. Semi-structured interviews were carried out with four venezuelan women who lived in Boa Vista, through which it was able to learn about their life stories, difficulties and dilemmas, seeking to know migrations from the reports of migrant women themselves, valuing the way they understood the experiences daily. The results obtained during the field research indicate the direct role of women in the creation, articulation and strengthening of social networks, including migratory networks; point out that, in some cases, there was a (re)negotiation of gender relations through the core role of women in the management of resources and information, in addition to family support. Among other aspects, the results show the need to think about and develop public policies aimed at confronting social inequalities, promoting respect for migrant populations, especially women, guaranteeing opportunities for access to the formal labor market, and that, for and finally, promote safe reception and real possibilities in the life transformations sought by venezuelan migrant women and their families. |
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Rodrigues, Francilene dos Santos |
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Redes sociais na experiência migratória de mulheres venezuelanas em Boa Vista - Roraima |
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