As vivências do PET-Saúde: equidade no Julho das Pretas
PET-Saúde experiences: equity in Black Women's July
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https://doi.org/10.13102/rscdauefs.v15i1.11641Keywords:
Health Human Resource Training, Equity, Black PeopleAbstract
Introduction: July is considered a significant period for promoting racial equity and the health of the Black population in Brazil, an opportune moment that aligns with the movement called "Julho das Pretas" which emerged in Bahia as a response to the need to highlight health issues that disproportionately affect Black women and to mobilize society in the struggle for rights and equality. Objective: To report the experience of GT02 from PET-Saúde: Equidade/UEFS in the educational action on "Julho das Pretas" in the practice setting of the Family Health Unit in a municipality in the interior of Bahia. Methodology: This is an experience report derived from PET-Saúde activities during a commemorative event in July 2024. To structure the activity, actions were divided into three stages: (1) defining the activities to be carried out, selecting and reviewing literature on the theme; (2) creating technological educational materials; and (3) implementing the activity with lectures and discussion circles. The actions were organized and developed in a participatory manner, with the approval of health professionals in the practice setting and community participation, based on interprofessional education guidelines and supervised by tutors. Results: The experience was enriching for the participants, as it allowed them to engage interactively with attendees about the significance of the "Julho das Pretas" celebration, witness discussions on racism, violence, and social inequality affecting Black women, and observe the active participation of workers and the community. It also provided an opportunity to distribute the technological materials produced by the group and coordinate the exhibition of handicrafts and services in partnership with the community. Conclusion: The importance of this type of action is evident, as it highlights the need for health workers and future professionals to reflect on the impacts of inequalities faced by Black women.
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