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Investigación busca conocer cómo envejecen las mujeres lesbianas en Chile y aportar evidencia para políticas públicas

Noticias UdeC · published on November 3, 2026

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November 3, 2026
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November 10, 2026
State
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Investigación busca conocer cómo envejecen las mujeres lesbianas en Chile y aportar evidencia para políticas públicas

By Daniel Tapia Valdés ·

abc What it does well abc Inclusive language «…» Direct quote

“Se dice que más o menos el 10% u 11% de the population. es de la sexual diversity y de género. Podemos partir de eso con the population. nacional de Chile, pero datos sistematizados sobre el grupo no existen. Tenemos tesis de estudiantes de pregrado y de magíster que se acercan a la situación, pero en …

El proyecto, que se extenderá por tres años, cuenta con un diseño metodológico mixto. En su primera etapa cuantitativa, la meta es aplicar una encuesta nacional para llegar a 400 mujeres mayores de 50 años. Posteriormente, el trabajo cualitativo se concentrará en tres regiones del país donde existe una mayor representación de colectivas lesbofeministas.

A través de talleres, círculos de conversación y metodologías innovadoras de narrativas digitales, el equipo busca «rescatar desde la mirada colectiva generacional» las vivencias de estas mujeres en el contexto sociopolítico de las últimas décadas, explicó Cecilia Bustos.

La investigadora advierte que, si bien Chile cuenta hoy con un cuerpo normativo consolidado en materia de procedures, esta igualdad sigue siendo solo formal, ya que en la práctica las mujeres mayores siguen sometidas a una especial vulneración. A diferencia de las nuevas …

… este proyecto trasciende la recolección de datos académicos, apuntando a una fuerte incidencia pública. Los saberes generados serán devueltos a las mismas mujeres y organizaciones civiles para fortalecer su trabajo de visibilización y reivindicación de derechos. Asimismo, la evidencia científica buscará llegar a las autoridades políticas, al …

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Daniel Tapia Valdés
Published
November 3, 2026
Last analyzed
November 10, 2026
Turing
2.8 (the current one)
State
Online

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