Mulher(es) na(s) rua(s) x política(s) crua(s): fragmentos da violência estrutural na pandemia de Covid-19

Abstract

This report is based on my professional experience within the Social Assistance policy, emphasizing the experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, more specifically, during the social isolation for people living on the streets in the municipality of Santa Maria RS. I supported myself in the bibliography composed by the laws, norms and techniques that guide the professional exercise in the Social Assistance policy interlocuting with the theoretical productions of the feminist aspect. I used the qualitative methodology of an ethnographic nature. My main objective is to provoke reflections on the repercussions of the articulation of social assistance policy on the trajectory of women on the streets during the COVID pandemic19. Given this scenario, it is possible to understand the precariousness of public policies as a mechanism of structural violence as an aggravation of the vulnerability of the bodies of women living on the streets.