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Research on gender-based violence highlights the need to engage men in prevention work through so... more Research on gender-based violence highlights the need to engage men in prevention work through social change programs that present care as a powerful antidote to violence. Implementation of such programs worldwide provides many examples of how education and support for fathers and fathers-to-be can promote healthy masculinities and relationships with an intimate partner and their children. This article aims to explore the findings and lessons learned from the pilot of the European Union-funded Promotion, Awareness Raising and Engagement of men in Nurture Transformations (PARENT) project (PARENT) which sought to develop and pilot curricula adapted from the internationally tested Program P methodology. The PARENT pilot worked in four European countries to provide training activities for social, educational, and health professionals, as well as education groups for fathers and parents, with the overarching goal of preventing domestic violence through the promotion of engaged fatherhood. By This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs License, which permits use and distribution in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited, the use is non-commercial and no modifications or adaptations are made.

Moura, Tatiana; Ignacio, Caroline; Ruiz, Edinso; Cerdeira, Linda (2022), State of Europe´s Fathers, Coimbra: CES, 2022

Gender equality is one of the founding values of the EU and Member States have established the pr... more Gender equality is one of the founding values of the EU and Member States have established the promotion of the equality of men and women in the labour market, as well as in their work-life balance and responsibilities as priorities for the EU. Data shows that increasingly women and men work outside the home, but, at the same time, women remain the main household caregivers and take on a double burden in the private domain. Although true equality between men and women will only be achieved when men take on 50 percent of the caregiving and domestic work, equal distribution is the exception rather than the rule. Only about one third of European heterosexual couples report equal sharing of care and domestic work in their households. While this is a low number given the extent of efforts to promote gender equality and women's labor market involvement, it is also a sign of progress and an indication that positive change and equality are attainable. This report explores trends in men's caregiving in Europe (with a particular focus on fatherhood) and five key areas for change: implementing laws and policies to promote gender equality; transforming gender norms that reproduce harmful gender stereotypes; supporting the physical and financial security of families; helping couples and co-parents thrive together; and, putting fathers care into action. The main objective of the State of Europe´s Fathers is to contribute to theoretical and policy approaches that understand how gender equality, including caregiving, constitutes a collective social good to be promoted in general and in particular in times of crisis and develop an evidence-based and detailed roadmap for social policies toward gender equality and men's greater participation in caregiving. By taking into account the current state-of-the-art of gender-based violence prevention and gender justice, this report focuses on concrete strategies for promoting gender equality in Europe and the engagement of men in caregiving and unpaid care work as a way to prevent gender-based violence and promote healthy and more equal gender relations.

Papers by tatiana moura

As que falam e as que são faladas [de Adriana Bebiano] 15. Parte I-Pensar e Fazer 17. Capítulo 1-... more As que falam e as que são faladas [de Adriana Bebiano] 15. Parte I-Pensar e Fazer 17. Capítulo 1-Feminismos de-lá-para-cá-e-para-além do sul e do norte [de Teresa Cunha] 41. Capítulo 2-Silêncios da violência armada: mulheres e armas de fogo [de Tatiana Moura e Rita Santos] 71. Capítulo 3-O que é que elas têm que ele não tem. Economias solidárias e capitalismo [de Celina Santos] 95. Capítulo 4-Prática educativa de transformação social: o potencial da investigação-acção participativa [de Sofia Silva] 111. Parte II-Fazer e Pensar 113. Capítulo 5-Pedagogias feministas 113. 5.1. Economias solidárias. Lost [de Celina Santos] 131. 5.2. Comércio mundial [de Celina Santos e Sandra Silvestre] 155. 5.3. Soberania alimentar [de Celina Santos e Sandra Silvestre] 167. Capítulo 6-Luto como mãe. As histórias de um filme [de Tatiana Moura] 183. Capítulo 7-Economias solidárias em acção 183. 7.1. Convívio e solidariedade: Práticas de xitique em Moçambique [de Catarina Trindade] 193. 7.2. Pirilampa: a mercearia solidária da Granja do Ulmeiro [

Actas Del I Congreso Hispanoamericano De Educacion Y Cultura De Paz Granada Septiembre 2002 2003 Isbn 84 338 3012 0 Pags 713 719, 2003

Cities and Crises

Today, a micro level sort of violent conflict is spreading across the globe, habitually in periph... more Today, a micro level sort of violent conflict is spreading across the globe, habitually in peripheral areas of large urban centers, in the form of concentrated high-level armed violence. Its main actors (both direct victims and perpetrators) are socially marginalized ...

Moura T and Cerdeira L (2021) Re- Thinking Gender, Artivism and Choices. Cultures of Equality Emerging From Urban Peripheries. Front. Sociol. 6:637564., 2021

Gender dimensions of violence, and especially women's experiences in settings of urban violence h... more Gender dimensions of violence, and especially women's experiences in settings of urban violence have been the subject of important feminist research, including those that highlight gender as essential for comprehensive analyses of security and urban violence, and for promoting solutions and positive change. A primary contribution of feminist research indeed has been to demonstrate that there are both visible and invisible aspects of urban violence. A gap in literature on these gender dimensions is that of men's construction of masculinitiesand how these constructions are challenged during times. An important set of invisible phenomena within urban spaces and their peripheries includes the positive and decolonial responses that occur, including non-violent and feminist cultural and artistic pathways and the factors that lead men to resist to dominant, violent, or 'hyper' versions of masculinities. While there is a predominate focus on men's involvement in violence, far less attention has been placed on men's non-violent pathways. Based on examples of cultural, artistic and activist practices from the peripheries, namely those emerging in Rio de Janeiro, this article aims to discuss how artivism can challenge gender inequalities and power relations.

Moura, Tatiana, Rachel Mehaffey, Annina Lubbock, Vilana Pilinkaite Sotirovic, Anna Kirchengast, do Milena Carmo, Tiago Rolino, et al. 2024. “Engaged Fatherhood and New Models of “Nurturing Care”: Lessons Learnt from Austria, Italy, Lithuania and Portugal.” Gender, Work & Organization: 1–18, 2024

Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2009

Resumo: Este texto pretende dar conta de iniciativas vocacionadas para a minimização, prevenção e... more Resumo: Este texto pretende dar conta de iniciativas vocacionadas para a minimização, prevenção e transformação das violências, protagonizadas por mulheres, que contribuem assim para contrariar a tendência de invisibilização e ausência histórica das mulheres enquanto sujeitos sociais em tempo de paz mas, acima de tudo, em tempo de conflitos armados. Em primeiro lugar, analisar-se-ão alguns movimentos de mulheres que se destacaram no movimento anti-guerra durante o período entre guerras e a Guerra Fria; num segundo momento dar-se-á destaque a exemplos da chamada "maternidade militante", activismo protagonizado por mães sobreviventes da violência.

Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2009

Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2010

Aviso O conteúdo deste website está sujeito à legislação francesa sobre a propriedade intelectual... more Aviso O conteúdo deste website está sujeito à legislação francesa sobre a propriedade intelectual e é propriedade exclusiva do editor. Os trabalhos disponibilizados neste website podem ser consultados e reproduzidos em papel ou suporte digital desde que a sua utilização seja estritamente pessoal ou para fins científicos ou pedagógicos, excluindo-se qualquer exploração comercial. A reprodução deverá mencionar obrigatoriamente o editor, o nome da revista, o autor e a referência do documento. Qualquer outra forma de reprodução é interdita salvo se autorizada previamente pelo editor, excepto nos casos previstos pela legislação em vigor em França. Revues.org é um portal de revistas das ciências sociais e humanas desenvolvido pelo CLÉO, Centro para a edição eletrónica aberta (CNRS, EHESS, UP, UAPV-França)

This document has been produced with financial assistance of the EU. The contents of this documen... more This document has been produced with financial assistance of the EU. The contents of this document are the sole responsibility of IfP-EW/NEP/CES and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the EU. To learn more, visit http://www.ifp-ew.eu. The Peace Studies Group The Peace Studies Group (NEP/CES) regards peace studies as one of the most important lines of research within the field of critical theories in International Relations. The research developed so far has included three main topics: a) a critical view on peacebuilding processes as elements of liberal global governance; b) newest wars, taking place in micro-territories (urban landscapes) and their key economic, cultural and social ingredients; c) small arms regulation, on both the demand and supply sides, and the connection between arms culture and gender violence. In 2008 NEP/CES created the Observatory on Gender and Armed Violence (OGAV) with the support of the Ford Foundation Brazil. OGAV develops studies, analyses and policy recommendations on femininities, masculinities and (in)security in armed violence contexts. For more information, see http:\\www.ces. uc.pt/nucleos/nhumep/pages/en/presentation.php.

ex aequo - Revista da Associação Portuguesa de Estudos sobre as Mulheres, 2021

Relaciones Internacionales, 2009

Las propuestas de análisis sobre la participación de las mujeres en contextos de conflictos armad... more Las propuestas de análisis sobre la participación de las mujeres en contextos de conflictos armados y sobre los impactos de estos conflictos en sus vidas son recientes. Han empezado a emerger en los años 80, como resultado del surgimiento de una línea de investigación feminista ...

Frontiers in Sociology

Gender dimensions of violence, and especially women’s experiences in settings of urban violence h... more Gender dimensions of violence, and especially women’s experiences in settings of urban violence have been the subject of important feminist research, including those that highlight gender as essential for comprehensive analyses of security and urban violence, and for promoting solutions and positive change. A primary contribution of feminist research indeed has been to demonstrate that there are both visible and invisible aspects of urban violence. A gap in literature on these gender dimensions is that of men’s construction of masculinities – and how these constructions are challenged during times. An important set of invisible phenomena within urban spaces and their peripheries includes the positive and decolonial responses that occur, including non-violent and feminist cultural and artistic pathways and the factors that lead men to resist to dominant, violent, or ‘hyper’ versions of masculinities. While there is a predominate focus on men’s involvement in violence, far less attent...

Atualmente assistimos a proliferacao global de um tipo especifico de conflito violento: elevadas ... more Atualmente assistimos a proliferacao global de um tipo especifico de conflito violento: elevadas concentracoes da violencia armada em uma escala micro, que ocorrem em grande medida nas areas perifericas de grandes centros urbanos, e que tem como atores principais (vitimas diretas e perpetradores) jovens de classes sociais marginalizadas. O Brasil, e o Rio de Janeiro em particular, constitui um claro exemplo deste tipo de conflito. Apesar de nao viver uma guerra declarada, a cidade tem uma das mais elevadas taxas de mortes por armas de fogo do munto. Este contexto de conflito (armado) violento tem impactos especificos nas vidas de mulehres e homens. No entanto, uma vez que nao sao consideradas o principal "grupo de risco", os mecanismos existentes sao frequentemente insuficientes para entendermos a complexidade das formas de envolvimento do sexo feminino na violencia armada, bem como os impactos que esta violencia tem nas suas vidas. Com este artigo, pretendo analisar silen...

Moura, Tatiana; Ignacio, Caroline; Ruiz, Edinso; Cerdeira, Linda (2022), State of Europe´s Fathers, Coimbra: CES, 2022

Actas Del I Congreso Hispanoamericano De Educacion Y Cultura De Paz Granada Septiembre 2002 2003 Isbn 84 338 3012 0 Pags 713 719, 2003

Cities and Crises

Moura T and Cerdeira L (2021) Re- Thinking Gender, Artivism and Choices. Cultures of Equality Emerging From Urban Peripheries. Front. Sociol. 6:637564., 2021

Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2009

Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais, 2010

ex aequo - Revista da Associação Portuguesa de Estudos sobre as Mulheres, 2021

Relaciones Internacionales, 2009

Frontiers in Sociology

ex aequo - Revista da Associação Portuguesa de Estudos sobre as Mulheres, 2021

Reimagining Gender: Artistic Interventions in the Field of Masculinities In this paper we situate... more Reimagining Gender: Artistic Interventions in the Field of Masculinities In this paper we situate the discussion on gender and masculinities in the context of their hierarchical qualifications and disqualifications of our humanness. Taking as a point of departure the structural and structuring violence that marks postcolonies, such as Brazil, we question the dynamics of racial-gendered violence that reproduce the imbricated norms, standards and pacts of hegemonic masculinities. In this way, we propose a dialogue with peripherized artistic-cultural practices that reshape how we incorporate such idealizations of gender. To this end, we focus on the production of the performance Na Manha-developed within the scope of the artistic residency of the GlobalGRACE (Global Gender and Cultures of Equality) research-action project, with the Dance Company Passinho Carioca and under the direction of the dance collective Mulheres ao Vento (Women in the Wind) in Rio de Janeiro.

Oficina do CES, 2010

Instead of focussing on the operational gaps hindering the implementation of the United Nations S... more Instead of focussing on the operational gaps hindering the implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000), this article argues that gaps are mostly product of the concepts of gender, violence, security that inform the Resolution. Two particular criticisms that have emerged in the analysis of 1325 will be addressed: i) the equation of violence as war, and particularly the equation of war gendered violence as violence suffered by women and girls only; and consequently ii) the idea of war and postwar at the domestic level as the main source of insecurity for women, the international community (of non-warring States) being the main guarantor of peace and security. By emphasising the articulations between war and peace zones both domestically and internationally, this paper will elaborate on one of the facets of violence production and reproduction omitted by the Resolution: armed violence in non war zones.

Front. Sociol., 27 August 2024 Sec. Gender, Sex and Sexualities Volume 9 - 2024 |Masculinities, Empathy, Care and Non-Violence, 2024

Stemming from a critical perspective of feminist studies on masculinities, this article proposes ... more Stemming from a critical perspective of feminist studies on masculinities, this
article proposes to explore how dominant and hegemonic masculinities are
being reimagined, renegotiated and reconstructed, by understanding new
patterns of violence amongst boys, on the one hand; and how care, as the
opposite of violence, and a concept in construction from a feminist perspective,
can be adopted, put in practise and understood. From a feminist standpoint
masculinities studies need to go through a renewed problematisation of the
social constructions of masculinities in a space–time context that intersects
the economic crisis, health crisis and, on the other hand, implementation of
legislation and initiatives for gender equality and citizenship, and is marked by
social challenges that are related to the increase of gender inequality, violence
indicators and extremism but also the emergence of caring masculinities that
need closer attention. This feminist approach to masculinities allows us to
critically challenge hegemonic models of boyhood/manhood, specifically by
developing a FEMINIST THEORY OF CARING MASCULINITIES. Through a critical
understanding of the new patterns and ways in which patriarchal masculinities
are perpetuated in society, and placing CARE as the centrepiece and pro-active
practise that opposes violence sustained models of masculinities, feminist
masculinities studies can challenge dominant forms of masculinity by taking
action in diverse social contexts and emphasising empathy, emotional
expression, and cooperative relationships.