Gender Equality Awareness in Times of Pandemic from the Social and Health Care Sector

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  • Ana Agulló Porras Spain
  • María Dolores Rubio Fernández Spain

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https://doi.org/10.24310/dts.64.2021.21600

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Equality, new normal, gender violence, social awareness, community work, healthcare social work, equality commission, gender violence commission

Abstract

The health system has had to adapt to the pandemic situation. But not everything is COVID. The “usual” health problems, situations of vulnerability, inequality, have not stopped being there.
From the Equality Commission of the Alcoy Health Department, and specifically by the health social workers who coordinate this commission, a commitment has been made to new technologies to work on raising awareness and sensitization on Gender Equality and Violence. Aimed at social and health professionals and at the community level.
The objective of this work is to describe the activities carried out during these months, we wanted them to be varied, novel and attractive. Collaboration was requested in carrying them out, through corporate emails, social networks and whatsapp. We achieve the objective of reaching all those interested in these issues, and their participation and involvement that is necessary to achieve changes.

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Published

2025-04-01

How to Cite

Agulló Porras, A., & Rubio Fernández, M. D. (2025). Gender Equality Awareness in Times of Pandemic from the Social and Health Care Sector. Documentos De Trabajo Social. Revista De Trabajo Social Y Acción Social, (64), 72–99. https://doi.org/10.24310/dts.64.2021.21600

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Professional social work intervention