Próximo webinar da European Community Psychology Association (ECPA) com Maria João Vargas Moniz.

Sobre o Webinar: It is broadly acknowledged that over the past three decades, communities and countries have intensively worked to increase the capacity to respond to violence against women, yet many women still do not receive the services they prioritize and need to end the violence they are experiencing (Sullivan and Bybee, 1999; Cardoso and Ornelas, 2021). The webinar addresses the conceptualization of Community-Based Advocacy and System-Based Advocacy through the experience of the project titled PEER NETWORK: Gender Violence and Empowerment (EEAGRANTS), being held in Portugal, with transnational partners and consultants in Iceland, and the USA. We are developing an innovative pilot intervention to promote civic empowerment and engagement of women who are or have been targeted by gender-based violence, domestic violence, discrimination and harassment. Due to the COVID 19 Pandemics, the project has been launched with regular online meetings from all the national Portuguese territory, including women who are migrants, and from rural areas. The project is focused also on awareness actions for 1) the younger generations, 2) future health professionals, and 3) professionals working on organizations for women who have been affected by gendered violence and discrimination. The challenge of building a network of activists including self-representants. The peer network is focused on survivors supported by professionals bringing about the need for a whole series of renovated professional and personal competencies to support and intervene in the field. Based on the work developed by the Peer Network four main topics have emerged aimed at discussing the policy and practice in the field of gendered violence and discrimination, that are: a) The Experiential Knowledge and Expertise of the Survivors, b) System’s Effectiveness, c) Services Articulation and d) Violence and Discrimination Prevention.

Terça-feira, 30 de novembro de 2021 às 13:30

A Rede Pares, projeto financiado pelos EEA Grants no âmbito do programa Conciliação e Igualdade de Género, apresenta um novo evento do Ciclo de Workshops sobre o Envolvimento dos homens na prevenção da violência contra as mulheres: desafios e oportunidades. A prevenção da violência doméstica e violência contra as mulheres não se faz unicamente com as mulheres e raparigas. Trabalhar a prevenção com homens e rapazes é igualmente relevante.
Eric Mankowski da Portland State University desenvolve e implementa programas de prevenção de violência nas relações íntimas para jovens há mais de 25 anos.
O seu trabalho foca-se nas várias formas de violência de género, tendo-se especializado em intervenções de base comunitária e em programas e políticas sociais destinadas a prevenir a violência em rapazes e homens. Atualmente encontra-se a concluir um estudo de âmbito nacional sobre a implementação de legislação em programas de intervenção com agressores.
O debate será dinamizado por José Ornelas, do ISPA.
Os destinatários são profissionais de ONGs, de serviços que lidam com mulheres sobreviventes de violência, estudantes, entre outros.
Será disponibilizada tradução simultânea.
Inscrição obrigatória em: https://forms.gle/uZdNLHaYqd6bFnuT9

Próximo webinar da European Community Psychology Association (ECPA) com José Ornelas.

Sobre o Webinar: Deinstitutionalization is a theory transformed into a social movement after the II World War, focused on the transition of all individuals who were in institutions to community contexts, contributing to diversity within the social realm. With the emergence of Civic and Human Rights Movements, deinstitutionalization became a priority including people with mental illness, people with disabilities, children, youth, and elders.

Nevertheless, evidence demonstrates that the majority of people were involved in a continuum of services of transinstitutionalization from large scale segregated wards to smaller segregated housing, employment and schooling programs in the community. From the self representation movement, and experiential leadership of consumers/ survivors, emerged a new wave of services and programs (e.g. independent housing, employment and education in regular markets and and schools) still not fully generalized in Europe.

The pandemic contingency brought awareness on the extension and volume of institutionalized people, particularly the more recent massive segregation of elders, while the psychiatric wards, and the large group homes for the disabled people, and for children & youth were mostly maintained. In these contexts countless COVID 19 surges emerged, providing a renovated awareness about the urgency of reclaiming deinstitutionalization as a Human Right. We are now prepared with tools for community research and practice to provide a direct response to deinstitutionalization and social integration through housing with the Housing First Model, with employment and education programs through ecological and collaborative integration in the social and community regular contexts.

Evento online.

A Rede Pares, projeto financiado pelos EEA Grants no âmbito do programa Conciliação e Igualdade de Género, apresenta o segundo evento do Ciclo de Workshops sobre a Rede Nacional de Apoio às Vítimas de Violência Doméstica (RNAVVD). Cláudia Mateus da CIG dará a conhecer a RNAVVD, o seu enquadramento legal, informação sobre os recursos existentes ao nível da RNAVVD e os procedimentos para a sua mobilização relativos ao apoio às vítimas de violência doméstica, a nível nacional e local.
O debate será dinamizado por Sara Horta da Taipa Crl.
Os destinatários são profissionais de ONGs, de serviços que lidam com mulheres sobreviventes de violência, estudantes, entre outros.

Dia 28 de abril, pelas 18 horas.

Inscrições obrigatórias em https://forms.gle/2bGoWGePGUouUumM9.

Vídeo completo: https://www.facebook.com/redepares.eeagrants/videos/471473137439410