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Search Results for Inequality

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The complex interconnectedness of climate change and social inequality

Dias R.

Social inequality and education in pandemic times

Silva FMR;
Pereira AG.

Social Inequality and the Pandemic: An Analysis of the Photographs Shared by @covidphotobrazil and @everydaybrasil Profiles

Araujo CL;
Oliveira JL.

Classes, social struggles and public policies: Inflections to the brazilian working class

Silva AB;
Honorato AAS;
Lima Sobrinho JI;
Santos TAA.

Description of the Bolsa Família-Habitação relationship based on the national household sampling survey - Continuous for the 1st visit of the year 2022×

Sousa JA;
Santos VD.
| 55-70

Why discuss sexual and gender diversity in school?

Gonçalves Figueredo de Sousa S;
Alexandra Trindade Mota P;
Jamerson da Silva Brito J;
Valéria de Souza Silva C;
et al.

Organizational culture and gender inequality as contributing factors to the overload faced by professionally active women mothers

Oliveira NR;
Bana CA.

Individuation and the transformation of society through the intersection of the Jungian approach and quantum physics

de Souza CB.

Possibilities and challenges of social worker participation in cras: Experience report

Lorens Vasconcelos do Nascimento V;
Pereira Máximo J;
Fernanda Mateus da Costa A;
da Silva Vieira R;
et al.

Public health policies and the challenge faced by the COVID-19 pandemic

França KJS;
Alves CG;
Pereira ÉA;
Dalbello-Araujo M.

The audiovisual culture gap in basic education in Mexico

Ávila VM;
López AM.

Importance of public awareness of hand hygiene and the spread of hand-foot-mouth disease

de Godoy G;
Cherubim GMB;
Souza CSSB.

Health Care Networks (RAS) as a strategy to strengthen the Unique Health System (SUS)

Vale JHO;
Sena MRD;
Almeida WAO;
Vale MGM;
et al.

Feminism, motherhood and women's mental health: understandings from the social reality

Veras de Oliveira Y;
da Silva Ferreira dos Santos W;
Antônio de Melo Bisneto J;
Bandeira de Moraes D’Angelo I.

Social control in times of increasing neoliberalism in the period of 2020-2023

Alves MF;
Andrade JGF.

A regionalized historical-sociological constitutionalist analysis of the right to basic education in the district of Bailique in Macapá-AP: The education that Brazil does not know and does not need

Gonçalves WL;
Rodrigues RG;
Furlan DV.

Women and the sexual division of labor: A bibliographic study on working conditions of female heads of households

Goerck C;
Caetano SL.

Public policies aimed at the Quilombola community

Mendes ESS;
Andrade JGF.

Family farming in Brazil: Analysis of the precariousness of work through a systematic mapping

Neto ASP;
Santos MHLC;
Pacheco CSGR;
Santos JM;
et al.
 | 591-618

Public health and regulation in the management of human corpses in private funeral homes in Yucatán, Mexico

Tinoco IRD;
Cime LFC.
| 403-411

Pathogenic microorganisms present in contaminated water

Madriles FP;
Jacinto GD;
da Silva JP;
dos Reis JA.
| 83-95

Seeing, hearing, feeling and acting: Brazil and the SUS from the perspective of medical students

Soares LAR;
Luna DM;
Gualberto IDN;
Silva JLLM;
et al.
 | 957-967

Prenatal care of black women: Inequities and inequalities in the care of pregnant women

Lopes NS;
Rocha IP;
Bastos NLMV;
Gama MS;
et al.