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2. A Pioneira Casa das Mulheres no Rio

EPISODE · Dec 2, 2021 · 30 MIN

2. A Pioneira Casa das Mulheres no Rio

from Women Resisting Violence

Localizada em um dos maiores complexos de favelas do Brasil, a Casa das Mulheres no Rio de Janeiro, oferece refúgio para aquelas que deixam relacionamentos abusivos em uma área onde a polícia se recusa a intervir. A organização tem sido um santuário durante a pandemia, durante a qual muitos moradores de favelas perderam seus empregos. Além de lidar com um significativo aumento na violência doméstica, a Redes da Maré fornece trabalho e distribui alimentos para famílias que estão passando fome.Ouvimos da fundadora da Casa das Mulheres, Eliana Sousa Silva, e de suas colegas da ONG Redes da Maré sobre as lutas e dificuldades que enfrentam as mulheres da Maré e como se adaptaram para se ajudarem e transformar sua vizinhança.Louise Morris foi a produtora e roteirista e Renata Peppl a apresentadora.Juliana Postico, Claudia Alves e Najlla Kay foram as dubladoras e Ella Barnes e Theodora Bradford nossas tradutoras. Você ouviu músicas de Rebeca Lane, Jonathan Panta, Rafael Rocha, Serena Assumpção e Gilberto Martins.Nossos sinceros agradecimentos a Eliana Sousa Silva, Julia Leal e Michele Gandra por compartilhar suas histórias conosco.Este podcast espera influenciar a política em torno da violência de gênero, compartilhar aprendizados e destacar as vozes de quem trabalha na linha de frente nas comunidades –– ficaremos gratas se você puder deixar um comentário e compartilhar para nos ajudar. Siga-nos e divulgue usando #WomenResistingViolenceTw: @LatAmB Insta: @latinamericabureauMais informações sobre o projeto: wrv.org.uk e sobre Redes da Maré: redesdamare.org.brContacte-nos: [email protected] Resistindo à Violência foi financiado pelo ESRC-IAA do King’s College London por meio de uma bolsa de estudos com o Latin America Bureau. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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