Banca de DEFESA: Ana Paula Jetske Hendges

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STUDENT : Ana Paula Jetske Hendges
DATE: 30/10/2023
TIME: 10:00
LOCAL: Multiuso II
TITLE:

Inequality in transit: solidarity and social capital in the experience of Venezuelan women in Porto Alegre

KEY WORDS:

international migration; Venezuelan women; social capital; solidarity networks; Porto Alegre.

PAGES: 114
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Sociologia
SUMMARY:

This research addresses the female Venezuelan migration, considering the macropolitical scenario of the migration industry and the neoliberal globalization in Latin America. Through the intersectional gender perspective and the relevance of social capital, this study focuses on the experiences of Venezuelan migrant women residing in Porto Alegre, with the general objective of identifying how they build solidarity networks, based on individual and collective action, to restructure their lives in that destination location. Furthermore, we inquired about the patterns of experiences with the humanitarian assistance network, and sought to investigate the construction of solidarity and its network based on common experiences, values and beliefs and objectives. To this end, qualitative methodology was used, using in-depth interview and focus group techniques, whose universes were examined through thematic content analysis. The research allows us to advance the understanding of the relationship with the humanitarian assistance network, which is built from its instrumentalization with the aim of meeting the needs of family groups, being strongly associated with the position of these women in the care chains. The narratives allowed us to infer a degree of disorientation and, at times, a clear lack of awareness about possible macropolitical aspects causing the migratory situation experienced. At the same time, a weakening of the relationship between belonging and self-esteem was observed, especially related to work and, consequently, with the intended restructuring process, which is indicated as one of the standard expressions of Latin-American female migration and its inherent repetition of vulnerability.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Presidente - ***.166.149-** - DELIA MARIA DUTRA DA SILVEIRA MARGALEF - UnB
Interna - 1309241 - ELIZABETH DEL SOCORRO RUANO IBARRA
Interno - 1998610 - LEONARDO CAVALCANTI DA SILVA
Externo à Instituição - MÁRCIO SÉRGIO BATISTA SILVEIRA DE OLIVEIRA - UFPR