Andrada, Susana Silvia Mónica
Undergraduate -Postgraduate education:
Bachelor´s Degree in Social Work. Ph.D in Social Sciences (dissertation in progress, entrance in 2021).
Teaching position(s) at the FCS:
Part-time Tenured professor in Community Spaces and Intervention Strategies II (Bachelor's Degree in Social Work).
Part-time Assistant professor in Introduction to Social Work.(Bachelor's Degree in Social Work).
Teacher responsible for the optional curricular seminar Social Intervention with Children from a Leading Role - additional workload - optional for the Bachelor's Degree in Social Work and vocational for Bachelor´s Degrees Political Science and Sociology.
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Research Center:
IPSIS - Politics, Society and Social Intervention Institute
IPSIS - Politics, Society and Social Intervention Institute
Key words:
Care work. Social and territorial organizations. Gender and generation.
Lines of investigation:
Childhood, youth, and rights. Territorial organizations. Community care work from an intergenerational and intersectional perspective.
Bonding capabilities:
Experience in design and management of social projects related to children and teenagers in the framework of the institutionalisation of the Comprehensive Rights Protection System. She has also coordinated and actively participated in the elaboration of diagnosis, surveys and social and community reports, highlighting the use of participatory methodologies. She has provided technical training and supervision to public policymakers in the formulation of policies related to children and rights, community participation and territorial approach. From her participation as a specialist in multi-actor settings, she has developed a special ability to design projects in spaces for articulation and consensus-building. Counseling to territorial organizations on the work with children and teenagers.
Cyt expertise:
Specialist in social intervention with children and teenagers, focusing on participation, rights, and territorial approach. She has carried out research, surveys, and technical reports. Currently, she is focusing on care work in social organizations from an intergenerational approach, addressing community dynamics in the provision of care, the shared values in the community, and the role of women in those organizations as care workers.
Current research project/program:
Socio-community production of care in territorial organizations of Córdoba during 2022 and 2025: an approach from the Subjects, Intergenerational Relations and Disputes in the Public Sphere.