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Discuss the most common care practices reported by the women assisted by traditional birth attendants at home. Methods: This is a qualitative research methodology to be used as History Thematic Oral - HOT. Results: Show that their experience in collaborative assisted by midwife traditional is a feeling of safety, shelter, where the family environment provides comfort and safety for pregnant women, beyond autonomy in choosing how to make your child, since they assume their role as protagonists of this process. Conclusion: Soon, we realized the need to add scientific knowledge with popular, combining technology with the experience of living, contributing to a reflection in search of new meanings in this special moment of giving birth.

Objective: to know histories resilientes of frequentadoras women of the wheels of Terapia Comunitária Sistêmica
Integrativa (TC). Methods: To take care of to the considered objectives, we use the method of Verbal History. The
study it was developed with 7 collaborators of the TC wheels, in the community Park of the Sun. Results: When
analyzing the empirical material, we construct three thematic axles: the TC space of allotment and wakening of the
resilience, resources of imaginary in the process resiliente and Resilience: the force constructed with the life. The TC
emerged as a source of awaking of the resilience capacity. Conclusions: Histories assist to see that we are capable to
surpass the suffering with the exercise of the resilience, concept that can be significant for the redimensionamento of
the research in the field of the communitarian health, mental health and in the field of the nursing, contributing for
reflections on education, research and extension.

Objective: to describe the expectations of pregnant women for childbirth, their fears and anxieties. The
activities those they develop to reduce anxiety and family participation. Method: Search descriptive qualitative
approach performed in a Basic Health Unit (BHU) in the city of Uberaba MG, with 15 pregnant women. The
research project was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Federal University of Triangulo Mineiro (UFTM)
Uberaba MG, under protocol # 1778. Results: Four categories emerged: fear and anxiety, congenital
malformation, baby layette and participation of the husband and the mother. Conclusion: We conclude the
increasing need for actions to promote health and prevent complications in pregnant women, as well as groups
and call for inquiries and planning delivery and postpartum.

The article verifies the use of the term feminicide in the journalistic coverage of the homicides of women practiced by their comrades or ex-comrades for reasons of belonging to the female sex, when the crime involves domestic and family violence, as well as the contempt or discrimination related to the condition of woman. The sample is composed by eight articles in the online version of Jornal do Tocantins, specifically published in 2016. Methodologically this article practises Content Analysis. The research seeks to promote a reflection about the important contribution of news, as one of the mechanisms of access to information, for the formation of public opinion and cultural change necessary to combat impunity and reduce this type of crime.

Objectives: To analyze the perception of HIV positive women regarding the decision to become
pregnant; investigate women's knowledge about HIV positive health care in the prevention of vertical
transmission. Method: This is a descriptive and exploratory qualitative research. We used a script of questions and the
interviews were taped and later transcribed. Results: The study revealed that positive serology for HIV is not a limiting
factor for the decision to become pregnant. Although the fear of transmitting the virus is present, it is overcomed by
the desire to be a mother and the expectation of having a healthy child. Conclusion: Reproductive decisions of HIV
positive women should be valued during the health care assistance so they can make consciously, democratic and
emancipatory life decisions.

Objective: to examine the life trajectory of women with mastectomy members of a self-help group. Method: descriptive and exploratory study, with a qualitative approach, using the approach of the oral history of life as a methodological benchmark, meeting the operational phases. The participants were 20 women with mastectomy, whose narratives, considered discursive manifestations were submitted to the analysis of the collective subject discourse. Results: three thematic axes were elaborated, supported by their respective core ideas, each one was referent to before, during and after mastectomy: "to face life bravely" - "normal life", "separation", "change", "work" and "children"; "I have talked to God" - "prevention/care procedures", "diagnosis/treatment", "feelings/emotions" and "changes"; "reorganization with more objectivity and experience" - "creed", "change" and "feelings/emotions". Conclusion: it is recognized the need for studies into the mastectomy women to support public policies, or simply to enable health professionals to a humanized care.

O presente artigo tem como objetivo discutir as estratégias para o controle social da imagem das jovens mulheres a partir das propostas relacionadas à comunicação contidas em planos nacionais de políticas públicas construídos nas conferências nacionais de políticas para as mulheres realizadas em 2004, 2007 e 2011 e nas conferências nacionais de políticas para a juventude realizadas em 2008, 2011 e 2015. A partir da realização de análise documental e de conteúdo das resoluções das referidas conferências apresentamos como a discussão do tema avançou ao longo dos anos no campo institucional brasileiro. Ao abordar questões como comunicação, gênero e juventude nos documentos institucionais pontuamos os desafios que ainda persistem para a construção da diversidade de representação delas no cenário midiático brasileiro.

Brazil records alarming rates of epidemic violence against women and LGBTQ+. According to statistics, the country ranks as the fifth most violent for women and the deadliest in the world for homosexuals. On the other hand, progressive policies to support both groups have been implemented by different public administrations in the last decades generating remarkable milestones. Despite being considered as cutting-edge, those actions have not necessarily translated into a reduction of violence. One explanation for these paradoxes between progressive policies to protect women, LGBTQ+ and the frequent violence against these groups, might be found in historical, cultural, and religious roots. This article highlights that, notwithstanding that some progress was made in Brazil, the rise of conservative and far-right groups may undermine all the advancement reached in the last decades, which could lead to the aggravation of the gender-based violence in the country

Objective: To describe the reproductive, socioeconomic and demographic characteristics of women aged 15-49 years, from team 023 at the Health Unity Laurides Lima Milhomem. Methods: Documental with quantitativedescriptive approach, the population was composed by 1132 women and the sample by 207, with questionnaire application after search database in health records. Results: From 68,6% of women aged between 26 to 40 years, 86.5% have an official partner, 48,5% with more than two children, and an acceptable birth interval. 38,5% hadn't intended the pregnancies, but 88,5% had desired it. 61,9% knew about family planning, but 43,0% used this tool. The most cited method was oral contraceptive. 62,2% of the partners have never participated in the family planning. Conclusions: Improving the family planning strategy whose information passed on to the community are not sufficient for the use of contraception and therefore avoid the high levels of unplanned pregnancy.

This paper analyses the organization of rural women in Brazil during the last thirty years. Through organized groups, campaigns, commercial and productive experiences, they have mobilized themselves around several movements, in order to make visible women's point of view on rural development, especially on food sovereignty and security themes. The study demonstrates how - through their social practices and in dispute with other political groups - these women have obtained legitimacy for their demands related to the sustainable development and, as a result, have constituted themselves as new political agents. These women, despite their differences, have built common identities as peasants and activists of the women's movements, a result of their involvement in political actions which question gender inequalities in the countryside as well as the unsustainable productive model. The paper also comments themes these movements are involved lately; the process of dialogue started with federal government in order to built gendered public policies to rural women; and issues that still are in the agenda to reinforce alliances with other movements (as consumers) to make their project of sustainable agricultural and consumption model be recognized. (Pensam Iberoam/GIGA)

This work aims to study gender issues and work of fisherwomen of rural settlements in the north of Tocantins, created with the construction of the Estreito Hydroelectric , Tocantins border with Maranhão. The study analyzes the professional activity of fisherwomen impacted by the construction of the plant and looking to understand gender issues experienced by this population when it comes to fishing. Through the stories of women and men was revealed that despite having the portfolio of professional fishers, in the words of the surveyed it is a reinforcement of gender roles.

The text is part of a doctoral research process in education, and dialogues, in an essayistic manner, with themes such as the city, images, body and everyday affective crossings. These dialogues tension with education, history, daily life and other ways of thinking about the urban tangle, anchored in the cartographic method. Through formative processes experienced by the author, seek to evidence issues, concerns and discomforts that are still unstable, rehearsed in everyday life and outlined in thought and inventions. It argues that the power of creation and wandering in the city are insurgent ways of ruptures in the face of current conservative advances, paying attention to the exercise of otherness, inventiveness and experimentation, having as main references authors such as Michel Foucault, Suely Rolnik, Félix Guattari , Peter Pelbart, among others.

The Internet nowadays is a significant source of information, being important the construction of
educational sites resulting from scientific research to foster pedagogical reflections. It is also important to
support possibilities of relations between transversal themes, big problems of society that must be
contextualized in school, in educational practice. In Physical Education, capoeira, part of the movement body
culture, should also be addressed during the pedagogical practice. We evaluated a blog developed to address the
Transversal Themes and Capoeira, taking into consideration the opinions of 23 teacher participants (12 women
and 11 men, mean age 30 years). We opted for qualitative research and analysis of content from a questionnaire
developed to evaluate the blog. The analysis was divided into two categories: presentation of the educational
blog developed and analysis of results from the evaluation of participants, this category being divided into three
subcategories: opinions about the design and configuration of the blog, interest and motivation; considerations
about the transversal themes. The results were positive in terms of consistency, language, appropriateness of content to the topic and audience, visualization, reliability and conceptual rigor of the blog. All participants said
they could use the content proposed in the blog for the development of their classes. From these results, it is
considered that the blog can become a virtual educational material, assisting teachers in the teaching-learning
process, helping the didactic process in Physical Education classes.