El Accionar Colectivo de las Mujeres para la Equidad, el Desarrollo Humano y la Democracia

Abstract

Human development is a process that seeks to expand the possibilities of all people in the face of structures of injustice and discrimination that make it impossible to create options and self-managed freedoms where the center of its agency is the subject. The present research has been carried out from a qualitative methodological approach and a hermeneutic epistemological perspective, in line with this, a documentary approach was carried out that allowed a correlational analysis between the Human Development Reports of the United Nations Development Program and different theoretical authorities on this subject. Among the findings, it is identified that women have historically been subject to exclusion with respect to access to opportunities in economic, political, social and labor matters. Women worldwide are the group of people who are most likely to lack the essentials for the development of a full life, in this regard, four problematic axes were found in the studied literature that are reiterative: equality, work and poverty, education , power and politics. It is then proposed to think about the possible reconstruction of human archetypes in a society that recognizes the role of women in the constitution of a human culture.