UMA CARTOGRAFIA DO CUIDADO REMOTO: VIOLÊNCIA DE GÊNERO, FEMINISMO, E PROCESSOS DE SIBJETIVAÇÃO

Abstract

This cartography investigates remote support circles for women in situations of violence, organized by the self-organized feminist collective Movimento Ibiapabano de Mulheres (MIM) in Ceará and Piauí, Brazil. Through participant observation and cartographic diaries, we followed five meetings with women living in peripheral and/or rural contexts, examining subjectivation processes shaped by gender, class, and patriarchal violence. The experience highlights the transformative potential of collective spaces while revealing challenges such as facilitator burnout and the limitations of remote formats. The research underscores the urgency of public policies that integrate material and psychosocial support, grounded in local realities.