Ética, género e intervención social con mujeres (in)migrantesProducción del conocimiento transferible para/desde el trabajo social

Abstract

Ethical dilemmas are an issue that becomes uncomfortable and silent for many social workers in their praxis with (im)migrants, especially women. Its appearance and incidence varies due to multiple factors that surround social intervention, where there is a special emphasis on the affective and gender dimension of social work. Migrations emerge in Social Work spinning to its history and evolution, to its raison d'être as a social profession, constituting itself as a specific territory of very particular intervention. The socio-political/ethical machinery that builds the immigrant figure and the framework that sustains attention is crowded with discourses, protocols, or declarations of intent, which mark him as a "different" socio-political subject both ideologically and in the practice of intervention. Feminisms offer mechanisms to analyze the dilemmas that occur in the realities in which professionals and research itself are inserted.