1000 resultados para MUJERES - CONDICIONES SOCIALES - USME (LOCALIDAD, BOGOTA, COLOMBIA)
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The growth and integration of ICTs in the global economy have created conditions that profoundly affect our society, dividing communities between those who effectively appropriate these resources and those who do not, what is called the digital divide. This exploratory study seeks to propose and validate ways of assessing this phenomenon in higher education, from the construction of a model and a comprehensive methodology that value contextual conditions, in addition to measuring access factors and motivation for use, that have been employed in previous research. To obtain indications about the behavior of this phenomenon, we developed research with students from three universities in Bogota, administering 566 surveys in four phases that would test the variables proposed in the model. The results show that the variables of the model link causally, with the strongest relations between education, attitude towards ICTs and ICT application. Although students have good access to ICTs and high levels of education, no strong relationship was found in regards to perceived impact on production. This may be explained by a superficial appropriation of ICT, due to a context that is alien to its conditions of origin (industrialism, innovation), poor quality of education and economies not centered around R&D.
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El trabajo trata sobre el proceso de radicalización política y masificación de Juventud Peronista de La Plata y su articulación con Montoneros. Abarcando el intenso período que puede extenderse desde mediados de 1970 hasta la vuelta de Perón a fines de 1972. Durante el mismo, la agrupación platense creció desarrollando una importante actividad política, sobre todo estudiantil y barrial, para formar parte hacia fines del '72 de la estrategia de masas de la organización Montoneros. En base a material periodístico y testimonial se busca reconstruir el 'escenario platense de la radicalización'. Es decir, por un lado las características demográficas, sociales, políticas, ideológicas locales que coadyuvaron a las movilizaciones. Por otra parte, se aborda la dinámica política. En primer término, la partidaria impulsada por la apertura electoral. Y luego, la revolucionaria acelerada por las organizaciones armadas. En ambas la JP platense se consolidó y terminó el proceso articulada con Montoneros para desarrollar posteriormente un importante 'trabajo de masas'
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El trabajo trata sobre el proceso de radicalización política y masificación de Juventud Peronista de La Plata y su articulación con Montoneros. Abarcando el intenso período que puede extenderse desde mediados de 1970 hasta la vuelta de Perón a fines de 1972. Durante el mismo, la agrupación platense creció desarrollando una importante actividad política, sobre todo estudiantil y barrial, para formar parte hacia fines del '72 de la estrategia de masas de la organización Montoneros. En base a material periodístico y testimonial se busca reconstruir el 'escenario platense de la radicalización'. Es decir, por un lado las características demográficas, sociales, políticas, ideológicas locales que coadyuvaron a las movilizaciones. Por otra parte, se aborda la dinámica política. En primer término, la partidaria impulsada por la apertura electoral. Y luego, la revolucionaria acelerada por las organizaciones armadas. En ambas la JP platense se consolidó y terminó el proceso articulada con Montoneros para desarrollar posteriormente un importante 'trabajo de masas'
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El trabajo trata sobre el proceso de radicalización política y masificación de Juventud Peronista de La Plata y su articulación con Montoneros. Abarcando el intenso período que puede extenderse desde mediados de 1970 hasta la vuelta de Perón a fines de 1972. Durante el mismo, la agrupación platense creció desarrollando una importante actividad política, sobre todo estudiantil y barrial, para formar parte hacia fines del '72 de la estrategia de masas de la organización Montoneros. En base a material periodístico y testimonial se busca reconstruir el 'escenario platense de la radicalización'. Es decir, por un lado las características demográficas, sociales, políticas, ideológicas locales que coadyuvaron a las movilizaciones. Por otra parte, se aborda la dinámica política. En primer término, la partidaria impulsada por la apertura electoral. Y luego, la revolucionaria acelerada por las organizaciones armadas. En ambas la JP platense se consolidó y terminó el proceso articulada con Montoneros para desarrollar posteriormente un importante 'trabajo de masas'
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El barrio de "La Cecilia" es un barrio ilegal por encontrarse en un terreno protegido, por lo tanto es necesario frenar la expansión y generar un nievo límite. En paralelo la ausencia de equipamientos y de espacio público, unido a un saneamiento sanitario existente precario hacen que no se cumplan los criterios de Habitabilidad Básica en el barrio. El proyecto que se propone plantea, aprovechando el plan de intervención en el espacio protegido de los Cerros Orientales, la creación de un nuevo parque lineal de acceso al río que genere un nuevo límite para evitar la expansión. El nuevo equipamiento estará relacionado directamente con las actividades del parque ya que será un reflejo de la percepción de los visitantes del reformado entorno natural. Por otro lado se plantea una nueva ordenanza que regule las futuras construcciones dentro del barrio y se propone una renovación del sistema de saneamiento urbano basado en un biosistema.
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This dissertation documents the everyday lives and spaces of a population of youth typically constructed as out of place, and the broader urban context in which they are rendered as such. Thirty-three female and transgender street youth participated in the development of this youth-based participatory action research (YPAR) project utilizing geo-ethnographic methods, auto-photography, and archival research throughout a six-phase, eighteen-month research process in Bogotá, Colombia. ^ This dissertation details the participatory writing process that enabled the YPAR research team to destabilize dominant representations of both street girls and urban space and the participatory mapping process that enabled the development of a youth vision of the city through cartographic images. The maps display individual and aggregate spatial data indicating trends within and making comparisons between three subgroups of the research population according to nine spatial variables. These spatial data, coupled with photographic and ethnographic data, substantiate that street girls’ mobilities and activity spaces intersect with and are altered by state-sponsored urban renewal projects and paramilitary-led social cleansing killings, both efforts to clean up Bogotá by purging the city center of deviant populations and places. ^ Advancing an ethical approach to conducting research with excluded populations, this dissertation argues for the enactment of critical field praxis and care ethics within a YPAR framework to incorporate young people as principal research actors rather than merely voices represented in adultist academic discourse. Interjection of considerations of space, gender, and participation into the study of street youth produce new ways of envisioning the city and the role of young people in research. Instead of seeing the city from a panoptic view, Bogotá is revealed through the eyes of street youth who participated in the construction and feminist visualization of a new cartography and counter-map of the city grounded in embodied, situated praxis. This dissertation presents a socially responsible approach to conducting action-research with high-risk youth by documenting how street girls reclaim their right to the city on paper and in practice; through maps of their everyday exclusion in Bogotá followed by activism to fight against it.^
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Our aim was to determine the normative reference values of cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) and to establish the proportion of subjects with low CRF suggestive of future cardio-metabolic risk.
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OBJECTIVES: The aims of this study were to establish a Colombian smoothed centile charts and LMS tables for tríceps, subscapular and sum tríceps+subscapular skinfolds; appropriate cut-offs were selected using receiver operating characteristic analysis based in a populationbased sample of schoolchildren in Bogota, Colombia and to compare them with international studies. METHODS: A total of 9 618 children and adolescents attending public schools in Bogota, Colombia (55.7% girls; age range of 9–17.9 years). Height, weight, body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, triceps and subscapular skinfold measurements were obtained using standardized methods. We have calculated tríceps+subscapular skinfold (T+SS) sum. Smoothed percentile curves for triceps and subscapular skinfold thickness were derived by the LMS method. Receiver operating characteristics curve (ROC) analyses were used to evaluate the optimal cut-off point of tríceps, subscapular and sum tríceps+subscapular skinfolds for overweight and obesity based on the International Obesity Task Force (IOTF) definitions. Data were compared with international studies. RESULTS: Subscapular, triceps skinfolds and T+SS were significantly higher in girls than in boys (P <0.001). The median values for triceps, subscapular as well as T+SS skinfold thickness increased in a sex-specific pattern with age. The ROC analysis showed that subscapular, triceps skinfolds and T+SS have a high discrimination power in the identification of overweight and obesity in the sample population in this study. Based on the raw non-adjusted data, we found that Colombian boys and girls had high triceps and subscapular skinfolds values than their counterparts from Spain, UK, German and US. CONCLUSIONS: Our results provide sex- and age-specific normative reference standards for the triceps and subscapular skinfold thickness values in a large, population-based sample of 3 schoolchildren and adolescents from an Latin-American population. By providing LMS tables for Latin-American people based on Colombian reference data, we hope to provide quantitative tools for the study of obesity and its complications.
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The International FItness Scale (IFIS) is a self-reported measure of physical fitness that could easily. This scale has been validated in children, adolescents, and young adults; however, it is unknown whether the IFIS represents a valid and reliable estimate of physical fitness in Latino-American youth population. In the present study we aimed to examine the validity and reliability of the IFIS on a population-based sample of schoolchildren in Bogota, Colombia. Participants were 1,875 Colombian youth (56.2% girls) aged 9 to 17.9 years old. We measured adiposity markers (body fat, waist-to-height ratio, skinfold thicknesses and BMI), blood pressure, lipids profile, fasting glucose, and physical fitness level (self reported and measured). Also, a validated cardiometabolic risk index was used. An age- and sex-matched sample of 229 Schoolchildren originally not included in the study sample fulfilled IFIS twice for reliability purposes. Our data suggest that both measured and self-reported overall fitness were associated inversely with adiposity indicators and a cardiometabolic risk score. Overall, schoolchildren who self-reported “good” and “very good” fitness had better measured fitness than those who reported “very poor” and “poor” fitness (all p<0.001). Test–retest reliability of IFIS items was also good, with an average weighted Kappa of 0.811. Therefore, our findings suggest that self-reported fitness, as assessed by IFIS, is a valid, reliable, and health-related measure, and it can be a good alternative for future use in large studies with Latin-schoolchildren from Colombia.
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