Navegando por Palavras-chave "Transexuality"

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    Condições de vida e de trabalho de mulheres trans: alguns elementos em destaque
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo, 2021-02-25) Prado, Ana Gabriela da Silva Almeida [UNIFESP]; Rodrigues, Terezinha de Fatima [UNIFESP]; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0214861191886771; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9632154137426427; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)
    Esse trabalho buscou conhecer as condições de vida que se apresentam para algumas mulheres trans evidenciando alguns elementos desse percurso, como o trabalho por exemplo, atrelado a observação do constituir-se como sujeito, para essas mulheres, processo marcado por trajetórias de preconceitos, violências e violações. No percurso metodológico, em uma abordagem qualitativa, além da revisão temática abordando os autores que tratam sobre o tema, foi aplicado um questionário, disponibilizado online, com o objetivo de conhecer o perfil das respondentes, as vivências em seu constituir-se como mulheres trans e as experiências vinculadas ao trabalho, experienciadas por essas mulheres. A transexualidade, por se tratar de identidade de gênero, está totalmente ligada à questão do gênero e carrega em si toda sua dimensão. Frente a isso refletimos sobre o gênero e como esse se constrói e se consolida bem como se expressa nas vivências de determinados sujeitos, como é o caso das mulheres trans. Consideramos que a contribuição deste Trabalho está em dar visibilidade a trajetórias de vida marcadas por violação de direitos e contribuir no campo das políticas sociais que atuam com este segmento, fortalecendo o enfrentamento das violências e a resistência da população transexual, em especial das mulheres trans
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    Humanos ou cobaias? Trajetórias de cuidado e o desafio do direito à saúde de pessoas travestis e transexuais.
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2019-09-09) Antognetti, Marcia Regiane Borges [UNIFESP]; Surjus, Luciana Togni de Lima e Silva [UNIFESP]; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)
    This research aimed to understand the main difficulties and advances to ensure access to health in the context of Public Health Policy, from the perspective of transvestites and transsexuals that use the Health Clinic for transvestites and transsexuals of the Guilherme Álvaro Hospital, in the city of Santos - SP. We mapped the demand for the transsexualization process, as well as the socioeconomic and cultural conditions of this population. The issue of prejudgment, discrimination and violence suffered by transsexuals in their daily lives was addressed, especially with regard to assistance and shelter in the health service. These are people who express themselves in the world according to the gender which they identify themselves, regardless of the biological sex they were born with, making them targets of violence of all kinds and vexatious situations, because they are in disagreement with the cisheteronormative standards that govern our society. Initially, a systematic literature review was conducted as a methodological effort in order to identify the themes that have been explored in the tradition of health itself. We determined for a qualitative research, under the reference of critical and narrative hermeneutics, through the reconstruction of care trajectories. In this study, we detected that from the point of view of transsexuals’ people, the existence of the specific outpatient clinic sounds like an important social gain, coming from the movements between the interested population and the Sexual Diversity Commission of Santos. For being exclusively linked to SUS, even not have their own funds to pay for doctor’s visits, exams and treatments, it is possible to remain in the service, making it an important protagonist in terms of guaranteeing health as a right for all. We identified as the main advances in access to health, the assistance provided by professionals who work directly in the specific outpatient clinic, providing the acquisition of reports for the rectification of the first name and sex judicial process, acquisition of hormones and performance of surgeries, except for sexual reassignment. We attested that transsexuals’ people see transphobia, prejudgment, discrimination, violence and the nonuse of the social name as important factors that prevent them from accessing health, or even associating to it. They are treated with indifference and are often not even listened. They feel as if they were guinea pigs, due to lack of technical ignorance and practical knowledge of the professionals when they are approach with this theme. Interviewees emphasize that, the biggest barrier is the (de)user embracement and (de)assistance. We verified that the guarantee of the right to health depends on the relationships between health professionals and transsexuals’ people, through the recognition of this population and its singularities, as well as the implementation and strengthening of the LGBT public health policy. We have the challenge to ensure the rights to health of this population, injecting ways to raise awareness and qualify professionals, overcoming the barriers mentioned in this study, investing in a humanized user embracement, free of discrimination, prejudgment and violence, in order to flow the happiness projects of each person assisted.
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    Imagens trans: as relações de transexuais com suas fotografias de infância
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2015-11-09) Vasco, Marcela Roberta Guimarães [UNIFESP]; Barbosa, Andrea Claudia Miguel Marques [UNIFESP]; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)
    This paper offers a comprehension regarding the ties that transsexual persons have with their childhood pictures. In an attempt to address the way that each of them see and portray their own image of the past, the ethnographic research sought, at first, to obtain narratives about their life paths and their relationships with the photographs. In the second part of the research, the photo itself was inquired as interlocutor of the work through interventions in the portraits that could bring forth the association established with it, extracting, hence, as much as it could to aid in the understanding of this complex correlation between people and imagery.