Examinando por Materia "Vulnerabilidad social"
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Ítem Evaluación de la vulnerabilidad social por movimientos en masa y avenidas torrenciales en el corregimiento de San Cristóbal, Medellín(Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Londoño Torres, Nathali; Bedoya Sanmiguel, Geovany; Caballero Acosta, José HumbertoÍtem Factores de permanencia escolar: análisis de la educación básica y media en Caldas(Universidad EAFIT, 2014) Vergara Rojas, Roque; Cuéllar Bermúdez, Ulises OrestesÍtem La gubernamentalidad biopolítica: de la sociedad de control estatal al liberalismo(Universidad EAFIT, 2018-08-30) Urabayen, Julia; Casero, Jorge León; Universidad de Navarra; Universidad de ZaragozaÍtem Humanismos en el siglo XXI : ¿qué humanismo para qué sociedad?(Medellín : Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Vélez Upegui, Mauricio; Conill, Jesús; Gómez, Julder; Ríos Ramírez, Alejandra; Espinosa, Cecilia; Tamayo Tobón, César; Mejía Echeverría, Valeria; Lemos Hoyos, Mariantonia; Silva Jaramillo, Santiago; Cadavid Moll, Amalia; Echeverri Álvarez, Jonathan; Jaramillo Mesa, Lucía; Molina Arroyave, Nicolás; Pérez Restrepo, Ricardo; Murillo Caballero, Santiago; Bernal Gaviria, María José; Vélez Valencia, Cristina; Sierra Fernández, Ricardo; Yepes Jiménez, Carlos Raúl; Mesa Nicholls, Gabriel; fonedit@eafit.edu.co; Restrepo Montoya, Claudia; Eslava Gómez, AdolfoÍtem Percepción de vulnerabilidad social en grupo de mujeres embarazadas del Barrio Villa Sofía, Robledo - Medellín(2018) Zuluaga Tavera, Yesenia; Gálvez Ortíz, Claudia AlejandraThis study was carried out in 2018 as a graduation requirement for obtaining a degree in Psychology from EAFIT University in Medellin -- It is a conceptual approach of social vulnerability considering the impact of extreme economic, social and environmental events on people and communities. (Guzmán, Estrada, Castro & Correa 2008) -- The purpose was to learn about social vulnerability in a group of pregnant women who were part of the psychoeducational program offered by ASUINFANCIA in collaboration with the mayor’s office of Medellin in the Robledo Villa Sofia neighborhood -- The information was collected from focus groups and observance exercises conducted with this group of women -- The main findings indicated that social vulnerability and its perception are two different concepts, which are not necessarily interrelated -- This is deduced by recognizing that being part of a community under the condition of social vulnerability is not causal of its members feeling vulnerable, as evidenced with the pregnant women group of this study -- Moreover, social support was recognized as an essential component when identifying the effect of social vulnerability on people, considering it as a mean to minimize the impact of the problem