Mapeamento emocional colaborativo da sensação de insegurança das mulheres que circulam no campus Santa Mônica da Universidade Federal de Uberlândia

Abstract

Women feel insecure when they move around urban public spaces on a daily basis, caused by the negative and traumatic experiences they have had or know about in cities, making it difficult for them to access the spaces they need and have the right to frequent, influencing the sense of security they feel in their work, study and leisure routines and forcing them to draw up security strategies, selecting the spaces and conditions that can give them that feeling. Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) is not exempt from the occurrence of violence against women, and cases that have taken place within its premises have been reported formally or informally on websites, in the media and on social networks. With this in mind, the objective of this study was to map the feeling of insecurity of women who circulate on the UFU’s Santa Monica campus, to establish the relationship between the emotion of insecurity and the places that make up the campus. In order to fulfill the research objective, a qualitative methodology was used, which consists of acquiring, analyzing and processing data. The information collected indicated that women feel insecure in most of UFU’s Santa Mônica campus, fostered by conditions, environments and features that can be modified through measures that try to reinforce security in this region.