Experiencias del trabajo social brasileño en la garantía de los Derechos Humanos de las mujeres y del medio ambiente

Abstract

Brazilian Social Work is a reference for Latin American social workers due to its historical defense of an Ethical Political Project coupled with a project of society that guarantees the emancipation of the working class. In this professional exercise, the importance of fulfilling and expanding rights is recognized, denaturing and confronting the exploitation, domination and oppression that are experienced in the hetero-patriarchal-capitalist-racist system and that affects women, nature and other feminized subjects in a differentiated way. In Brazil, specifically at the Universidade Estadual do Oeste de Paraná-UNIOESTE-Campus Toledo, there are different experiences about the role of Social Work in guaranteeing women's rights and the environment. This work is in continuous construction, so it is fundamental to systematize some of its reflections and purposes to make visible the role of the profession in these areas and the integration between them.