Program - V International Congress Woman, Work & Health

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Master conferences Plenary Sessions Organization Forums Table´s schedule

GENERAL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES AT THE V INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
“WOMAN, WORK AND HEALTH”
ZACATECAS, MEXICO, OCTOBER 27 – 31, 2008.

SCHEDULE	MONDAY 27		TUESDAY 28	WEDNESDAY 29		THURSDAY 30	FRIDAY 31
9:00 TO 10:00	9:00 TO 17:00 R E G I S T R A T I O N		MASTER CONFERENCE Dr. Mabel Burin Argentina	MASTER CONFERENCE Dr. Annika Härenstam Sweden		MASTER CONFERENCE Dr. Sioban Harlow Michigan University	9:00 to 11:00 ORGANIZATION FORUMS
10:00 TO 12:00			SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS	SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS, ARENAS & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS		SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS, ARENAS & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS	WORK PLENARY SESSION: PROGRESS IN CONCLUSIONS CLOSING CEREMONY
12:00 TO 14:00		WORKSHOP: WOMEN WORKERS ISTAS/C.C.O.O. OIT	SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS & VIDEO EXHIBITION	SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS ARENAS & VIDEO EXHIBITION		SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS ARENAS & VIDEO EXHIBITION
14:00 TO 15:00		LUNCH	LUNCH	LUNCH		LUNCH	CLOSING LUNCH
15:00 TO 16:00		WORKSHOP WOMEN WORKERS ISTAS/C.C.O.O. OIT	MASTER CONFERENCE Dr. Valentina Forastieri ILO	PLENARY SESSION OPS		PLENARY SESSION SURVEYS
16:00 TO 18:00		WORKSHOP WOMEN WORKERS ISTAS/C.C.O.O. OIT	SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS, ORGANIZATION FORUMS & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS	SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS, ORGANIZATION FORUMS & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS		SIMULTANEOUS ORAL SESSIONS & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS
AFTERNOON / EVENING 18:30 TO 21:00	INAUGURATION MASTER CONFERENCE Dr. Karen Messing CINBIOSE/UQM OPENING		CULTURAL ROUTE OPENING AND BRINDIS (PHOTO & VIDEO EXHIBITIONS)	INSTALLATION OF DEAD WOMEN ALTARS	PUBLIC SESSION	18:00 DANCE EXHIBITION 21:00 starts ALLEY TOUR

Pre-Congress Workshops

Workshop Labor Union Strategies in labor health and gender
ISTAS/C.C.O.O. for Women Workers with ILO sponsorship
Monday 27 October from 12:00 to 18:00 with the ILO sponsorship
Duration: 5 hours (lunch from 14:00 to 15:00 hours)
Team: Neus Moreno, Montserrat López, Aitana Gari y Nancy Piedra; as observer Valentina
Forastieri, Specialist in Working Conditions, Safety and Occupational Health, ILO
Coordinate: Nancy Piedra npiedraguillen@yahoo.com & Neus Moreno nmoreno@ccoo.cat

It has been possible in the V International Congress “Woman, Work and Health” frame to organize and specific space to reflex about the work conditions and women's health, with the purpose of thinking about the needs of policy and social intervention which come from the social reality and the develop experiences in the Latin American labor union environment. We have chosen the Latin American environment because the encounter in Mexico is a great opportunity. This workshop borns from the proposal of women of labor unions from Latin American countries which identify the necessity to exchange experiences and define objectives that have in mind the dimension of gender in order to adopt the Latin American strategy of improvement of work and health conditions. We pretend the workshop to be an area that helps to define priorities of intervention that respond to the Latin American women’s reality who work in the extra-domestic environment. With this we wish to strengthen the labor union interventions and to contribute to the improvement of life and work conditions of Latin American women.
Workshop objectives: Reflex and put together concepts and models to approximate to the relation: work and health conditions incorporating the point of view of gender. Socialize the personal and organizational experiences taking into account the labor union strength and weakness, emphasizing about the participation spaces and incorporating the approach of gender to work and labor health that labor union organizations make. Promote the necessity to create spaces of exchange, reflection and action to a Latin American level in labor health in order to feedback and strengthen the specific actions of the union labor women in each country. Identify the reflection and action lines to be adopted in the Latin American strategy about labor health, so that it solves particularly to the problematic of women's work condition and labor health.
Specific Objective: To debate about the interest and opportunity to conform a chain of labor union women for the strategic development of work proposals that respond to the necessities of the women taking into account the problematic of labor health regarding the gender.
Work Methodology: We will work with a participative methodology with the aim of generate a reflection and exchange around the social inequalities, the work conditions and the gender relations that go depth into the social inequalities in work and health. Subsequently we will make a team work. For that the full session will be divided into four groups, each group will count with the participation of a person who represents the ISTAS-CCOO, who will act as a facilitator and at the same time will support the systematization work of the discussion generated in the group. The groups will argue about four thematic subjects that subsequently we will detail. Once made the team works, we will go back to the session where each group will expose the results, subsequently it will be opened a space to argue and reach and agreement about possible actions to develop and the conformation, if it is decided, of the "Chain of Labor Union and Worker Women”.
Itinerary
12 noon – 12:15- Presentation of the workshop’s objectives, in charge Nancy Piedra
12:15-12:35 Presentation of the proximity to the reflection frame Women, works and health. In charge Neus Moreno.
12:35-13:00 Debate in full session
13:00 - 14:00 and from 15:00 to 16:00 (lunch time from14:00 to 15:00)
Group discussion: four groups will be formed. Each group will discuss a thematic subject; the thematic subjects which are proposed are the following (subject to the approval or modification of the group).
Construction of the perception of women about the relation work-health, social inequalities in labor health and invisibility.
Specific labor risks of women.
Participation and transformation of work and health conditions. Direct participation of the women workers and delegated participation through the labor union representation.
Public Policies and Preventive Policies
In each thematic group is interesting to analyze the following aspects.
Personal and labor union experiences.
Obstacles and strength
Action proposals
4:00 to 5:00 15. Moderate Nancy Piedra and Neus Moreno
Exposition of the results of each team work, 10 minutes for each one
Full Debate: Developing of the first conclusions.
To register as assistant to the workshop (only in spanish) please send the registration form enclosed with your name, registration number and ISTAS WORKSHOP to foros-reuniones@zanzana-ac.org .

Master Conferences

Monday 27 October 19:00 hrs.
Inauguration Master Conference Karen Messing – Canada
Université du Québec en Montréal
“Changing Science to Change the World:
Evolution of the Women's Occupational Health Field”
financed by: INMUJERES

Tuesday, 28 October, from 9:00 to 10:00 hrs
Master Conference Mabel Burin. –Argentina-
Programa de Género y Subjetividad en la Universidad de Ciencias Empresariales y Sociales (UCES) de Buenos Aires
“Gender and Depressive Conditions: The Glass Ceiling & the Glass Boundaries
in the Working Career of Women"
Financed by: CEIICH/UNAM and UAZ

Tuesday, 28 October, from 15:00 to 16:00 hrs
Master Conference Valentina Forastieri
ILO Programme on Safety and Health at Work and the Environment
“Integrating the Gender Perspective in Occupational Safety and Health Policies. The gender dimension"
Financed by: International Labour Office

Wednesday, 29 October, from 9:00 to 10:00 hrs.
Master Conference Annika Härenstam –Sweden-
Professor at the Department of Work Science, Göteborg University and
Associate Professor in Psychology at the Karolinska Institute
"Gendered Organizational and Working Conditions and Women's and Men's Health"
Financed by: Zanzana Conocimiento y Expresión AC

Thursday, 30 October, from 9:00 to 10:00 hrs.
Master Conference Sioban Harlow -EUA-
Professor, Michigan University, Ann Arbor
“Occupational Risks to Human Reproduction– Two Decades Later:
A reflection on Accomplishments & Challenges”
Financed by: UAM-Xochimilco

Plenary Session

Wednesday, 29 October, from 15:00 to 16:00 hrs.
“Different Approaches and Common Goals: Gender, Safety and Health in Work”
(“Enfoques distintos y metas comunes: genero & Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo”)
Maritza Tennasee, OPS Regional Advisor
Marijke Velzeboer-Salcedo, OPS-GEH, OPS Coordinator of Gender, Ethnicity and Health

Thurdsday 30 October from 15:00 to 16:00 hours
“Resultados de Encuesta sobre Condiciones y Medio Ambiente de Trabajo, Salud y Seguridad en el trabajo: Republica Dominicana"
Ivonne Altagracia Soto Grullon
Labour risks administrator at the Dominican Institute of Social Securities

Organization Forums

CAATA FORUM
Tuesday 28 October, from 16:00 to 18:00 hrs. AUDIOVISUAL ROOM BUILDING A
Breast milk contaminants and women´s rights

The Moms (Make our Milk Safe) and POPs Project (MaPP) is dedicated to raising the level of awareness about best biomonitoring protocols on Persistent Organic Pollutants and helping women to protect and defend the health of their families. Biomonitoring, a process which tests body tissues and fluids for the presence of toxic chemicals, tells us that women everywhere are being exposed to toxic chemicals that have the capacity to mimic hormones. As false hormones, these chemicals can erroneously trigger physiological processes that damage neurological, immunological and reproductive systems in the human body. Diseases such as infertility, breast cancer, birth defects and developmental disabilities, are linked to exposures to these false hormones (also called” endocrine disrupting chemicals”), including persistent organic pollutants (POPs). Women’s health around the world is being threatened by continuing and ubiquitous exposures to POPs and other toxic chemicals. The United Nations Stockholm Convention banning twelve of the worst POPs chemicals. The World Health Organization, working closely with the United Nations Environmental Program, has been tasked with implementing a new project to biomonitor human milk for the presence of a set of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in 30 key countries in the Global South. Data from the WHO project will help evaluate the effectiveness of the Stockholm Convention. Breastmilk remains critically important for the health of babies and women need to be an integral part of the WHO Project in the planning process to ensure that breastmilk monitoring is done with sensitivity and with cultural appropriateness and will be used to reduce the exposure to POPs chemicals, rather than decrease the number of women that breastfeed. For more info: http://www.safemilk.org/article.php?list=type&type=92 .To register as assistant to the forum please send the registration form enclosed with your name, registration number and CAATA FORUM to foros-reuniones@zanzana-ac.org .

ILO FORUM
Wednesday, 29 October, from 16:00 to 18:00 hrs. AUDIOVISUAL ROOM BUILDING A
“ REGIONAL UNION STRATEGY ABOUT GENDER AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH”
Work Team: Aitana Garí, Montserrat Lopez, Neus Moreno, Nancy Piedra and Valentina Forastieri, Main Specialist in Work, Safety and Occupational Health Conditions of the OIT, as observer.

Forum objectives: To present the main conclusions and results raised from the “Union Intervention in Work Health and Gender”, to be carried out on Monday 29. To continue and open the reflection of the people interested in the union participation and the work and health conditions of women. To promote the need of creating spaces to exchange, reflect and act in Latin America regarding the occupational health to feedback and strength the specific actions of union women and other social organizations in each country. Discuss about the action lines focused to promote a Latin American strategy that particularly responds to the problems of women associated to their work and health condition. The results of the Shop “Union Intervention in Work Health and Gender” shall be shown and discussed in the FORUM "Social, Union and Regional Strategies about Gender and Occupational Health", on Wednesday, October 29 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. The reflections and work offers derived from the shop shall be socialized in the FORUM in order to hold talks with all those people interested in the subject, and not necessarily linked to the union sphere. This shall allow us to add other suggestions or work offers to define the action lines to promote a Latin American strategy that particularly responds to the problems of women and the occupational health. Therefore, the Forum will start with a presentation of the results obtained from the Shop and an open debate with all the participants, focusing in trying to outline the proposals on gender and working health that should be added to the working health policies that are being prepared in the Latin American sphere (Latin America SST Strategy) and in the domestic frameworks. From the result of the debate, a document including the reflections and proposals shall be produced.
To register as assistant to the forum please send the registration form enclosed with your name, registration number and ILO FORUM to foros-reuniones@zanzana-ac.org .

PAHO FORUM
Thursday 30 October, from 16:00 to 18:00 hrs. AUDIOVISUAL ROOM BUILDING A1
Development of policies for protecting home healtcare workers health
To register as assistant to the forum please send the registration form enclosed with your name, registration number and PAHO FORUM to foros-reuniones@zanzana-ac.org .

ZANZANA FORUM
Thursday 30 October, from 16:00 to 18:00 hrs. AUDIOVISUAL ROOM BUILDING A4
Development of strategies and instruments for data capturing about conditions, work envorinment and health in men ans women of countries that do not have sistematic surveys on the theme
To register as assistant to the forum please send the registration form enclosed with your name, registration number and ZANZANA FORUM to foros-reuniones@zanzana-ac.org .

V WWH FORUM
Friday 31 October, from 9:00 to 11:00 hrs. AUDIOVISUAL ROOM BUILDING A2
Woman, work & health Initiative for Latinamerica
The Organizator Committee invites all interested people, mainly form Latin american countries, to debate on the proposal of the Initiative WWH for LA. To register as assistant to the forum please send the registration form enclosed with your name, registration number and V WWH FORUM to foros-reuniones@zanzana-ac.org .

Other Meetings to be Held at the Congress

1) ICOH – Officers Meeting (behind closed doors)

2) ICOH – 1^st meeting Scientific Group on Women and Work. Professionals in Health are invited to participate.
Wednesday 29 October 14:00 to 15:00 hrs ROOM 14 BUILDING E2

3) Consultancies for organizations with expert women
Rights of Reproduction
Person in charge: Martha de la Fuente - Argentina. Supported by the Sonora´s Women Institute
Physician with a large career in the activism; first in the political fight in her origin country (Argentina), and then in a feminist fight that began in a place of the province of Mexico. With a comprehensive international experience. She added strengths and enthusiasm to the feminist ideals after going into exile in Mexico, where she lived for 10 years. Co-founder of a self-awareness group that carried out shops, seminars, talks and street activities to raise public awareness in favor of feminism causes. Mrs. de la Fuente developed her international experience in the World Network of Women for the Rights of Reproduction, with headquarters on Amsterdam, where she worked for 12 years. In such years she gained an important experience for countries in Latin America and Asia. Her career comprises the work in public health, the right to health, and many years devoted to the organization to build the movement of women. Her roots in the political tasks began in the sixties. Her medical education and active feminism was the base of her commitments to fight for the Rights of Reproduction. Such commitments were extended when she also integrated the perspective of the Human Rights. She seeks to apply such perspective into her latest work, carried out under an International Program of Intervention, named "Sanitary Strategies in the Health Services to Decrease the Maternal Mortality", promoted by the Columbia University in Nueva York, where Mrs. de la Fuente worked as researcher-adviser. Today, she makes incursions into the knowledge of the bio-politics and traditional dances. Information about the date and room for the event shall be provided soon.

SCHEDULE OF TABLES AND WORKS AT V INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
“WOMAN, WORK AND HEALTH”
ZACATECAS, MEXICO, OCTOBER 27 – 31, 2008.

The names that appear in the program are of the person registered as speaker (coauthors will appear in the Abstract Book and Diploma). Speakers have 15 minutes for its presentation

SIMULTANEOUS ORAL PRESENTATIONS

TUESDAY 28th FORM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 1: Labor Status of Women and Mental Health Aula Dinámica E2

Coordinator: Ma. Asunción Lara. Reporter: Margarita Pulido

Berenzon, Shoshana Is the Additional Domestic Work a Risk Factor?
Hochhausen, Laila Employment and Mental Health of Latin American Women in the USA
Lara Cantú, Ma. Asunción Remunerated Work and Mental Health During Pregnancy
Lara Muñoz, Ma. Del Carmen Employment and Depression
Natera Rey, Guillermina Couple Violence and its Link with Work

TUESDAY 28th FORM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 2: Conceptual Developments on Work and Health Audiovisual E2

Coordinator: Gabriela Grijalva. Reporter: Ana Lau

Borges Romero, Aismara The Use of Methodological Triangulation to Describe
Delgado Castillo, Aura Adriana Building Life Quality with the Triad of Gender, Health and Work
Denman Champion, Catalina A. Women’s Work and Health: a Conceptual Frame
Garduño, Ma. de Los Ángeles Gender Perspective and Health at Work
Oviedo Gamero, Magaly Del Pilar Woman, Work and Health in Peru
Ramírez-Velázquez, Josefina The Socio-Cultural Epidemiology as Strategy

TUESDAY 28th FORM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 3: Perception of Health Workers Aula Dinámica E3

Coordinator: Miriam Martínez Valladares. Reporter: Gladys Ravelo Papua

Crespo de Hernández, Olga The White Gender
David Scherlowski Leal, Helena Ma. Work Organization as a Primary Attention
Delgado Sánchez, Ana Ma. Perceived Health of Men and Women Doctors of Families
Mauro, Ma. Yvone Cháves Work Conditions, Risk Factors and Health Problems Perceived by the Infirmary Workers
Santos, Cristiana Casseres Perception of the Nursing Experts about a Chemotherapy Service on the Occupational Risks.
Verde Flota, Elizabeth Nurses: Their Perception of the Profession

TUESDAY 28th FORM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 4: Health Risks Because of the Use of Substances Audiovisual E3

Coordinator: Cointa Lagunes. Reporter: Teresita Rodríguez

Karam Calderón, Miguel Ángel Inequity on the Exposure to Pesticides
Moreno Sáenz, Neus Environmental Pesticides: A Social Story
Valls Llobet, Carme Multiple Chemical Hypersensitivity, Endocrine Disruption and Neurological Diseases because of Orgnophosphates and Solvents on Women after a Chemical Exposure at Work. A 11 Years Monitoring
Valls Llobet, Carme Chronic Tiredness and Fibromyalgia as Occupational Diseases after Exposure to
Insecticides and Solvents
Hall, Alan Chemical Assault and Eye/Skin Burns: Two Representative Case, Report from the Acid Survivors
Foundation, and Literature Review

TUESDAY 28th FORM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 5: Work at Educational Institutions Aula Dinámica E4

Coordinator: Coordinator: Olivia Tena Guerrero. Reporter: Edamara González Marrero

Argüelles Gómez, Ma. Margarita The Subculture of the Academic Woman at Puebla
Camarena Ojinaga, Lourdes Stress and Gender on Academic Scenes
Del Pino Peña, Rebeca Harassment among University Women Students
Castillo Guerrero, Víctor Daniel Women in Danger at a Venezuelan University
Escalona, Evelín Ergonomics Problems and Aphonia on Teachers
León Cortés, Silvia Graciela Work Conditions and Burnout Syndrome on Elementary Education Teachers form Jalisco.
Sandoval Delgado, Norma Angélica Social Conformation of People: Teachers

TUESDAY 28th FORM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 6: Ways to Take Care of Health Audiovisual E4

Coordinator: Ruth Arroyo. . Reporter: Carmen Martínez

Cerezo Bautista, Ana Ma. Social Representation of Herself, Women Who Work at Home
Hopsu, Leila Screening Lifestyle Related Health Risk Behavior
Julio Medel, Gabriela Women’s Voluntary Work in Chile 1880 – 1929
Van Eijsden-Besseling, Marjon Dorothea F. Effectiveness Postural Exercise Therapy in WRULD

TUESDAY 28th FORM 12:00 TO 14:00 HRS

BOARD 1: Women’s Health and the Monitoring of Toxics Aula Dinámica E2

Coordinator: Sharyl. Patton Reporter: Cointa Lagunes

Bejarano González, Fernando The Monitoring of the Quantity of Contaminants in the Body
Martinez Contreras, Sandra Testimonies of People Affected by Pesticides
Medel Riquelme, Julia Women’s Work and Toxics: The Invisible Risk
Patton, Sharyle Biomonitoring as a Public Health Tool

TUESDAY 28th FORM 12:00 TO 14:00 HRS

BOARD 2: Psychosocial Factors, and Sexual Harassment Audiovisual E2

Coordinator: Josefina Ramírez. Reporter: Ruth Arroyo

Chakrabarti, Sarmistha Effect of Work-Related Stress on Nurses
Del Pino Peña, Rebeca Labor Stress on Women’s Staff of Marine Oil Platforms.
Marrero Santos, María de Lourdes Psychosocial Labor Stress as Risk Factor of Pregnancy Disorders
and Low Weight of the Newborn Baby
Pereira Álvarez, Diana Omaira Patrimonial State’s Responsibility Before Sexual Harassment
Pulido Navarro, Margarita Work Conditions and Mental Disorders of the Maquila Women Workers
Verratti Soto, Yolanda Sexual Harassment at Work: Sharing a Quest for its Transformation, under the
Approach of Gender Perspective

TUESDAY 28th FORM 12:00 TO 14:00 HRS

BOARD 3: Damages and Globalization Processes Aula Dinámica E3

Coordinator: Patricia Ravelo. Reporter: Eva Moncada

Oviedo Gamero, Magaly Del Pilar Woman, Informal Work and Health
Villarroel de Espinoza, Noralys G. Work’s Risks and Labor Quality of Life
Elwér, Sofia Maintaining Health Against the Odds: Health Resources and Stressors among Employees in
Elderly Care from a Gender Perspective
Ahlgren, Christina A Struggle for Time to Teach: Female Teachers Experience of their Work and Health
Hernández Rosete, Daniel AIDS at Rural Areas of Mexico Ethnographic Notes on the Returning Migration at
the Central Valleys of Oaxaca.
Eijkemans, Gerry The WHO Global Health Work Plan

TUESDAY 28th FORM 12:00 TO 14:00 HRS

BOARD 4: Methodological Developments on Work and Health Audiovisual E3

Coordinator: Aismara Borges. Reporter: Mireya Escarone

Espinoza Muñante, Carmen Luisa Improving the Worker’s Conditions and Environment
Lavoie, Marie-Claude Protecting the Health of Healthcare Workers: Gender Matters
Uriona Hidalgo, José Luis At my Age, If I don’t Work, I don’t Eat
Mayor Ríos, Jorge H. Cognitive Aging, Gender and Work

TUESDAY 28th FORM 12:00 TO 14:00 HRS

BOARD 5: Reality and Proposals of Union Labor Aula Dinámica E4

Coordinator: Norma Malagón. Reporter: Rosario Ortiz

Barcenas Cruz, Lidia Guadalupe Women Workers Health at the University Field
De La Garza, Guadalupe Mobbing a Standardized and Generalized Practice
Juárez Serrano, Ma. Bernardina Education for Health and Academic Lifestyles
López Bermúdez, Montserrat Training for Union Representatives: “Women and Labor Health” Course
Olvera, Gloria Campaign for Labor Health in a Gender Perspective

TUESDAY 28th FORM 12:00 TO 14:00 HRS

BOARD 6: Scientific Work Audiovisual E4

Coordinator: Juana Maria Meléndez. Reporter: Teresa Ordorika

Cabral Félix de Sousa, Isabela Gender Differences in Youth Scientific Training
García Manzano, Perla Jessica Health Risks on the Anthropological Fieldwork
Martín Moreno, Eugenia Academic Work and Stress the Tiredness Marks in a Group of Academic Women at Mexico City.
Sanin, Luz Helena Health, Woman and Work. Women who Work in Science
Taddei, Cristina Scientific Women and Health at Work

TUESDAY 28th FROM 16:00 TO 18:00 HRS

BOARD 1: Labor Precariousness Aula Dinámica E2

Coordinator: Catalina Denman. Reporter: Rosendo Medina Valdez

Campanera Reig, Mireia Work of Women in Prison. Among the Sexism, Precariousness and Duty
David Scherlowski Leal, Helena María Precariousness in the Work of Elementary Attention
Neves, Magda Work and Gender: Informality Precariousness
Simões-Barbosa, Regina Helena Gender Dimension in the (Precarious) Work of Communal Agents of
Health in Brazil: a Critical Approach
Zhuravleva, Irina Motivation of Russian Women at the Enterprises with Harmful Working Conditions

TUESDAY 28th FROM 16:00 TO 18:00 HRS

BOARD 2: Violence at Work Audiovisual E2

Coordinator: Margarita Pulido Reporter: Alba Luz Robles

Acevedo Izaguirre, Doris Marlene Violence at Work and Gender
Armstrong, Pat Violence and Workload in Health Services
Menicucci, Eleonora Violence Situation and Life 's Impact Female Workers

TUESDAY 28th FROM 16:00 TO 18:00 HRS

BOARD 3: Researchers From UNAM: Work, Symptoms and Quality of Life Aula Dinámica E3

Coordinator: Teresa Ordorika Reporter: Hilda Rodríguez

Castañeda, Patricia Diversities and Vicissitudes in the Time Distribution of the University Women Researchers
López, Jahel Knowledge Advances on the Academic Women Lives
Olivos Santoyo, Leonardo Silences and Words: Gender Condition
Ordorika Sacristán, Teresa UNAM Women Researchers: Perceived Discomforts
Rosete Mohedano, Ma. Guadalupe Labor Life and Stress of Women Researchers
Tena Guerrero, Olivia University Women Researchers without Children

TUESDAY 28th FROM 16:00 TO 18:00 HRS

BOARD 4: Women’s Work: Mental Health and Public Politics Audiovisual E3

Coordinator: Ana María Seifert. Reporter Josefina Ramírez

Cox, Rachel Sex, Power and Psychological Harassment at Work
Fernández González, Marianela Sexual Harassment at Work on Supermarket Workers, Chile
Grau Mascayano, Patricia Occupational Health Strategies of Rural Women
Lippel, Katherine Policy, Work & Mental Health: Women's Issues
Medel Riquleme, Julia Flexible Production and Reproduction of the Workforce: Mental Health Risks
Rojas Valverde, María Eugenia Harassment and Politic Violence Towards Gender

TUESDAY 28th FROM 16:00 TO 18:00 HRS

BOARD 5: Present and Past of the Union Labor Struggle Aula Dinámica E4

Coordinator: Valentina Forastieri

Catalán Piñol, Carme Women and Care Activities, Health, Work and Reproduction
Maria Lando, Vania Social View about Reduction of Journal Work
Moreno Sáenz, Neus Double Presence, Domestic Work and Wage-Earning
Regalado, María Luisa Women who Have a Bearing on Public Politics
Saloma Gutiérrez, Ana María de Los Dolores Cigar Makers Women Workers: Health and Work 1888-1920

TUESDAY 28th FROM 16:00 TO 18:00 HRS

BOARD 6: Gender and Visibility of Women Workers in Central America Audiovisual E4

Coordinator: Rocío Loria. Reporter: María Luisa Regalado

Aragón, Aurora Gender Approach in the Health and Work Program in Central America
Torres, Cecilia Renal Disease and Women Work in the West of Nicaragua
Soto, Arlén Health Concepts of Women who Work in the Formal and informal Sector of Leon City, Nicaragua
Loría Bolaños, Rocío Gender Vulnerability and Ethnic Group in the Labor Informality: Immigrant Workers in
Los Santos, Costa Rica
Corriols, Marianela Exposure and Effects of Pesticides in Nicaragua: A Gender Approach

WEDNESDAY 29th FROM 10:00 TO 12:00 HRS

BOARD 1: Gender Relationships among Health Workers Aula Dinámica E2

Coordinator: Claudia Osorio. Reporter: María Guadalupe Pérez Galaviz

Brito, Jussara Care Giving Activity Relational Dimension in A NCU
Osorio, Claudia The Photography Workshop: A Developmental Method
Ribeiro-Silva, Flaviany Reflection on the Quotidian of Night Working Nurses
Rotenberg, Lucia A Gender Approach to Work Ability among Nurses
Silva, Marianna Araujo Da Nurses’ Work: A Bibliographic Revision in Brazil