Browsing by Author "Zaragocin Carvajal, Sofía"

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Acompañamiento a mujeres en situación de violencia: la ruptura del ciclo de la violencia y la recuperación de su cuerpo
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2020-02-12) Pacheco Lupercio, Blanca Elizabeth; Zaragocin Carvajal, Sofía
In Ecuador, 6 out of 10 women acknowledge having experienced situations of violence in the family context, this situation constitutes a public health and human rights problem that requires a timely, technical and specialized approach. Women affected by violence must sometimes flee their homes and find a place to save their lives in shelters or shelters; In this context, Casa María Amor proposes in Cuenca the Accompaniment Methodology A way to celebrate Life that, based on the gender approach, is structured in four steps: the meeting, the projection, the road and the new beginning. Today, after ten years of applicability of the proposal, we want to know the meanings of the process underway, the contributions and challenges that, from the perspective and in the voices of women, enabled the rupture of the cycle of violence and the recovery of its agency.
Mujeres taxistas de la ciudad de Cuenca: procesos de empoderamiento en un espacio laboral tradicionalmente dominado por el hombre
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2020-11-24) Aguilar Hermida, Wendy Elizabeth; Zaragocin Carvajal, Sofía
Female labor empowerment in a masculinized sector such as work in the taxi is the topic that this reseach addresses, based on an analysis from the theory of anthropology and feminist economics an maintaining as a backbone the realization of an entnographic audiovisual. This research work carries out an ethnography on women taxi drivers in Cuenca, is the first in Ecuador to address this type of theme, intended to contribute to the feminist discussion on labor empowerment and the vision of audiovisual anthropology as a method of investigation and creation
Mujeres y redes agroecológicas del sur de Ecuador
(2018) Torres Orellana, Enma Kamila; Zaragocin Carvajal, Sofía
This thesis examines women’s political participation and advocacy in agroecological peasant organizations through ethnographic work in Loja and some areas in the south of Ecuador. By using life stories, this research explores the impact and importance of women’s role within these organizations linked to two of the most active Agroecological Networks in the country. Therefore, this paper aim is to describe the daily life of women leaders around agroecological practices and the complexity of family farming regarding feminine perspective. Furthermore, this study argues about this women protagonist role in the struggle for production and reproduction of life in a context of a civilizational.
Uso y acceso diferenciado al espacio público desde la perspectiva de género: el Parque de la Madre del cantón Cuenca
(2019-07-02) Palacios Vivar, Diana Catalina; Zaragocin Carvajal, Sofía
Traditionally, public spaces have been planned, designed and implemented based on a male hegemonic model. This has caused populations to be considered homogenous, excluding women from these spaces, by not considering their differentiated needs. The present work carries out a feminist geography analysis and an urban gender approach to the use and differentiated access to the Mother of Cuenca Park In this study it will be evident, based on bibliographic research and different methods applied, the need to include women in the planning, design and construction of public spaces. The thesis ends with specific recommendations to assure gender equity in public parks in Cuenca.