Human Rights and Cyberfeminism: new perspectives on the discussion of gender in educational institutions
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https://doi.org/10.18316/recc.v25i2.5503Keywords:
Cyberfeminism, Technologies, Genre, School, Human Rights.Abstract
This article aims to analyze pedagogical activities that arouse interest, criticality and the political-social-ideological awareness of students. Here, a study is made of gender in the school context due to its relevance, especially in a context in which diverse discourses and divergent opinions emerge regarding the inclusion of gender and sexual diversity in schools. It was decided to insert this theme within an approach focused on Human Rights education, since this educational perspective has been highlighted as one of the main instruments for the transformation of the reality experienced in the contemporary world, especially in the struggle for equality between men and women and the fight against gender violence, as well as the need to deconstruct misconceptions about the issue that spread among young people. To this end, feminisms structured in cyberspace and their potential for the search for social transformation are portrayed as pedagogical elements for the discussion of feminist ideals, which are relevant for all spheres of education committed to the critical awakening of the students to understand and make changes in the social context in which they participate.
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