Violence against women is considered a violation of human rights and dignity. It consists of often socially accepted acts that lead to gender and role inequalities. This often has important consequences, including reduced autonomy, both personal and economic, often linked to violence that limits access to resources and the world of work. This thesis explores the importance of employment, the issue of female empowerment, and the role of anti-violence centers as a place of support for them as they decide to embark on a journey away from violence. It will question the role of work in the emancipation paths of women who have suffered violence. The research presented will focus on the role of the Belluno DONNA association's Work Desk. Through a quantitative approach and the administration of a questionnaire to women who have visited, six thematic areas related to the meaning attributed to work, empowerment, and women's perception of self-efficacy will be explored. The results will reveal the relationship between work and the perception of self-esteem, empowerment, and valorization in the processes of escaping the cycle of violence.
La violenza sulle donne è considerata una violazione dei diritti e della dignità umana. Essa consiste in atti spesso socialmente accettati che comportano disuguaglianze di genere e di ruolo. Ciò spesso comporta conseguenze importanti, tra cui la riduzione di autonomia, personale ed economica, spesso legata alla violenza che limita l'accesso alle risorse e al mondo del lavoro. La presente tesi approfondisce l'importanza di avere un’occupazione, il tema dell’empowerment femminile e il ruolo dei Centri antiviolenza, quale luogo di supporto per loro che decidono di intraprendere un percorso di fuoriuscita dalla violenza. Si interrogherà sul ruolo del lavoro nei percorsi di emancipazione delle donne che hanno subito violenza. La ricerca presentata si concentrerà sul ruolo dello Sportello Lavoro dell’associazione Belluno DONNA; attraverso un approccio quantitativo e la somministrazione di un questionario alle donne che vi si sono rivolte, verranno approfondite 6 aree tematiche legate al significato attribuito al lavoro, all’empowerment e alla percezione di autoefficacia. Dai risultati emergerà la relazione tra il lavoro e la percezione di autostima, empowerment e valorizzazione nei percorsi di fuoriuscita dal ciclo della violenza.
Lavoro ed empowerment delle donne vittime di violenza: una ricerca nel Bellunese
DAL PAN, ANJA
2025/2026
Abstract
Violence against women is considered a violation of human rights and dignity. It consists of often socially accepted acts that lead to gender and role inequalities. This often has important consequences, including reduced autonomy, both personal and economic, often linked to violence that limits access to resources and the world of work. This thesis explores the importance of employment, the issue of female empowerment, and the role of anti-violence centers as a place of support for them as they decide to embark on a journey away from violence. It will question the role of work in the emancipation paths of women who have suffered violence. The research presented will focus on the role of the Belluno DONNA association's Work Desk. Through a quantitative approach and the administration of a questionnaire to women who have visited, six thematic areas related to the meaning attributed to work, empowerment, and women's perception of self-efficacy will be explored. The results will reveal the relationship between work and the perception of self-esteem, empowerment, and valorization in the processes of escaping the cycle of violence.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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