La otra soy yo: Narrativas de mujeres habitantes de calle sobre otras formas de ser y estar en el mundo en clave de desarrollo humano.

Abstract

This dissertation constitutes a monograph systematization of experiences with a product as a final result developed through the implementation of creative writing workshops focused on self-exploration and the self-concept of women living on the streets. In order to reclaim the feelings of the woman who goes through and makes the street a place to inhabit, we proposed an anthology of texts that compiles the results of each workshop that serves as a platform to share their stories and life experiences, seeking to dignify, re-signify, and help mitigate the risk factors associated with this social phenomenon. Thus, we opted for the research subline Language as an affective and artistic expression, pertinent to this commitment to using writing as a means to understand their realities and allow themselves other ways of seeing life and other possible worlds.