Keywords
Mujeres sin hogar; violencias; exclusión; ODS; ETHO, Homeless women; violence; exclusion; SDG; ETHO
Detección y acción sobre la violencia que sufren mujeres sin hogar: abriendo un camino de luz
Abstract
Las Naciones Unidas han puesto de manifiesto
desde hace tiempo que la violencia que sufren
las mujeres es una de las violaciones de Derechos
Humanos más generalizada del mundo. Esta
violencia igualmente se extiende a colectivos más
ocultos como son las mujeres sin hogar.
Este artículo vincula la Agenda 2030, en concreto
los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible 1, 2, 3, 5,
8, 10 Y 16, como elementos imprescindibles en
los procesos de intervención social con mujeres sin
hogar, con el programa "Luziérnagas", iniciativa
que lleva a cabo la Fundación Luz Casanova en
Madrid, para promover la inclusión social y laboral
de las mujeres en situación de sinhogarismo,
abordando específicamente las experiencias de
violencia.
El análisis de la información recopilada sobre este
programa y la valoración que hacen del mismo
las y los profesionales que trabajan en este área,
arrojan como principal resultado la importancia de
considerar las violencias sufridas por estas mujeres
como variables claves en los procesos integrales de
intervención social con ellas. Si dichas violencias
no se abordan en profundidad, los esfuerzos
en áreas tan importantes como la laboral o la
residencial pueden caer en saco roto
The United Nations has long highlighted that the violence suffered by women is one of the most widespread human rights violations in the world. This violence also extends to more hidden groups such as homeless women. This article links the 2030 Agenda, specifically the Sustainable Development Goals 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10 and 16, as essential elements in the processes of social intervention with homeless women, with the "Luziérnagas" program, an initiative carried out by the Luz Casanova Foundation in Madrid, to promote the social and labor inclusion of women experiencing homelessness, specifically addressing experiences of violence. The analysis of the information collected about this program and the assessment made of it by the professionals involved, show as the main result the importance of considering the violence suffered by these women as key variables in the comprehensive processes of social intervention with them. If such violence is not addressed in depth, efforts in areas as important as work or residential areas may be put at risk
The United Nations has long highlighted that the violence suffered by women is one of the most widespread human rights violations in the world. This violence also extends to more hidden groups such as homeless women. This article links the 2030 Agenda, specifically the Sustainable Development Goals 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10 and 16, as essential elements in the processes of social intervention with homeless women, with the "Luziérnagas" program, an initiative carried out by the Luz Casanova Foundation in Madrid, to promote the social and labor inclusion of women experiencing homelessness, specifically addressing experiences of violence. The analysis of the information collected about this program and the assessment made of it by the professionals involved, show as the main result the importance of considering the violence suffered by these women as key variables in the comprehensive processes of social intervention with them. If such violence is not addressed in depth, efforts in areas as important as work or residential areas may be put at risk
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