Crisis and political practice: if the way out is collective, let it be feminist

Abstract

The present article proposes an analysis, from feminisms, on the expressions that the professional intervention of Social Work acquires in a context crossed by a generalized crisis that worsens from the pandemic that hit humanity in the last time. The questions and reflections that we share are based on our experiences of approaching the professional exercise and research, which we hope will serve to think about this critical juncture.

Mainly, we focus our look on the crossings and impacts that this context generates on women and dissidents of the popular sectors of Cordoba. Far from believing that we can make generalizations from this context of intervention, the intention is to invite the ideas and questions that are part of a process of intervention situated from where we are encouraged to talk about the meanings that our practices, discourses, agencies, affects take to strengthen the intervention of Social Work in a conjuncture that challenges us in all aspects of our life.