Feminismo, violência doméstica e casa-abrigo Sempre Viva: um estudo de caso

Abstract

Domestic violence against women is understood here as an expression of the "Social Question", present in a patriarchal, classist, racist, sexist and sexist society, in which men have power over women and use violence as another form of oppress them. Thus, in recent years, it has been possible to identify the struggle of the Feminist Movement to denounce this violence, which was treated only as a private problem, making it public. Thus, Public Policies for this confrontation were inserted, highlighting the National Housing Policy and the Maria da Penha Law, regulating the insertion of Shelters for women victims of domestic violence and risk of death. Thus, this research seeks to understand the importance and challenges of the Public Housing Policy based on its National Guidelines and the experience of the only shelter for women victims of domestic violence and risk of death in the state of Goiás, through bibliographic research. , secondary and empirical documentary, in which letters written by women who visited the place are used, and virtual interviews with two women who were sheltered and were willing to participate, and also the manager and a psychologist who work at the Semper Viva shelter, and a social worker who has been part of the team since its creation. With this, it was found that the shelter has a significant importance in their lives, however, its structural determinants are limiting and impose a circle that is difficult to break, since public policies still cannot manage the necessary confrontation, because in the limits of bourgeois society, under neoliberalism, patriarchal and unequal logic in gender relations in Brazil prevail