Challenges of the 21st Century:
Democracy, Environment, Inequalities, Intersectionality
RC 46 CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY AT ISA FORUM, PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL JULY 2020
The registration deadline for participants of the ISA Forum of Sociology is March 19th 2020 24:00 GMT. Participants who fail to pay a registration fee by the registration deadline will be automatically deleted from the program. No extension of the deadline is possible. After this date the programme will be revised to ensure that the sessions are balanced.
In order for a co-authored paper to appear in the program, at least one co-author must pay the registration fee by the deadline 19 March 2020; the names of other co-authors will be listed as well. If other co-authors wish to attend the conference they must pay the registration fee.
The ISA is monitoring the updates from the World Health Organization concerning the health risks associated with coronavirus and will act accordingly for the ISA Forum in July 2020. At present, we are proceeding as planned. ISA Forum will reimburse registration fees to those unable to attend because of mandated travel restrictions.
Important Note about ISA and RC46 Membership
Processing an ISA membership or renewal requires 2 to 3 business days. Updated membership status will not appear in the Confex registration system until processing is complete. Your membership status MUST be resolved prior to paying registration fees as no refunds will be given.
Please note that conference Registration is not the same as ISA Membership, they are two separate payments.
RC46 requires that all presenters in our programme at the Forum should be members of both the ISA and RC46 to be included in our programme. If you are presenting a co-authored paper, at least one author should be a member of both ISA and RC46.
For queries about registration contact isaconf@confex.com
For queries about ISA membership contact isa@isa-sociology.org
To apply for ISA membership, go to http://www.isa-sociology.org/en/membership/individual-membership/
For general, accommodation, and visa information, please visit https://www.isa-sociology.org/en/conferences/forum/porto-alegre-2020
RC46 Preliminary Programme
Tuesday, 14 July 2020
Location: Building 50, 210
14:15 – 15:45: Session 1: Environmental Justice in Applied and Clinical Settings
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Mariam Seedat-Khan, UKZN, South Africa
Nhlalo TSHUMA (Lupane State University) Environmental Governance and the Invasive Water Hyacinth Weed: A Case Study of Lake Chivero in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Sharon EVERHARDT (Troy University) Combating Food Injustice inside a U.S. Prison: Preliminary Findings from a Prison Garden Project
Jan Marie Fritz (University of Cincinnati, USA and UJ, South Africa Environmental Injustice: Incarceration in the United States
Wednesday, 15 July 2020
Location: Building 50, 210
09:00 – 10:30: Session 2: The History and Development of Clinical Sociology around the World
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Jan Marie Fritz, University of Cincinnati, USA and UJ, South Africa
Ana Maria ARAUJO FELICE (Universidad de la Repúblic Facultad de psicología) Desarrollo Epistemológico y Metodológico De La Sociología Clínica En El Sur: Uruguay
Jacques RHEAUME (Département de communication sociale et publique Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada) Clinical Sociology in North-America, the Quebec Experience. La Sociologie Clinique En Amérique Du Nord, l’Expérience Québécoise
Tina Uys (UJ, South Africa) The Emergence of Clinical Sociology in South Africa
10:45 – 12:15: Session 3: Certification: Validating the Work of Clinical Sociologists
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Sharon Everhardt, Troy University, USA
Tina Uys (UJ, South Africa) Certification: Process and Benefits
Mariam Seedat-Khan (UKZN, South Africa) Certification: Thoughts from a Newly Certified Practitioner
Melodye Lehnerer (C.S.P. College of Southern Nevada, USA) Certification: A Crucial Component in the International Discussion of Professionalism
14:15 – 15:45: Session 4: Certification demonstration
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Melodye Lehnerer, C.S.P. College of Southern Nevada, Department of Human Behaviour, USA
Sharon Everhardt (Troy University, USA)
16:00 – 17:30: Session 5: BUSINESS MEETING
Location: Building 50, 210
This session will highlight the programs and activities of RC 46 officers/members in different regions of the world, including ways forward to the ISA World Congress 2022 in Melbourne, Australia.
Thursday, 16 July 2020
Location: Building 50, 210
09:00 – 10:30: Session 6: Dispositifs De Recherche ET Intervention EN Sociologie Clinique: Alternatives D’action Dans Le Contexte De Travail Brésilien
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Isabelle Ruelland, Université de Montréal, Canada
Carolina LIMA (Universidade de Brasília)
Tauvana YUNG (Universidade de Brasília)
Angelo MIRANDA (Universidade de Brasília) Expectations and Challenges of Professional Insertion in the Social Science Labor Market
Juliana BONARDI (CENTRO UNIVERSITÁRIO DAS FACULDADES INTEGRADAS DE OURINHOS, Brazil) Impacts of the Logic of the Financial Economy to the Psychic Suffering Related to the Brazilian Work Context
Matheus VIANA BRAZ (São Paulo State University, Brazil) Groupes D’implication Et De Recherche En Sociologie Clinique : Faire Face a La Psychologisation Des Contradictions Sociales Dans Le Contexte Du Travail Bresilien
Lorenzo CATTANI (University of Bologna, Italy) Labour Market Policies in Light of Female Employment and Political Mobilization: A New Framework
10:45 – 12:15: Session 7: Care Policies and Gender Equality
Location: Building 41, Auditorium C
Chair: Bila Sorj, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Sebastián PIZARRO ERAZO (LISE, France) Définir Et Évaluer Le Régime De Cuidados Français
Emanuele FERRAGINA (Sciences Po Paris, France) The Political Economy of Family Policy Expansion. Fostering Neoliberal Capitalist or Promoting Gender Equality Supporting Social Reproduction?
Brigitte AULENBACHER (Johannes Kepler University, Austria); Fabienne DECIEUX (Johannes Kepler University, Austria) Social Investment, Child- and Elderly Care – a Polanyian Analysis of the Austrian Care Regime in Times of Marketization and Social Inequalities
Gabriela MARZONETTO (Centro Interdisciplinario para el Estudio de Políticas Públicas, Argentina) ; Virginia ALONSO (ITP-UNCuyo, Argentina) Social Organization of Childcare in the Southern Cone: The Intersection between Public Provision of Childcare Services and Gender and Class Inequalities
Jasmin JOECKS (Universität Tübingen, Germany); Anna KUROWSKA (University of Warsaw, Poland) Informal Childcare Vs. Formal Childcare and Its Impact on Maternal Employment in Germany and Poland
14:15 – 15:45: Session 8: Analyzing and Addressing Problems at Work and at Home: Motherhood and Careers; Harassment and Violence at Work; Domestic Relations and Management Issues
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Jacques Rhéaume, Université de Montréal, Canada
Pedro ISAAC (Instituto Federal de Brasília, Brazil) La Solitude De La Connexion: Les Enjeux Et Significations Du Travail Ubérisé
Paola STUKER (UFRGS, Brazil)
Letícia SCHABBACH (UFRGS, Brazil) Controversies about Female Focus and Conditionalities of the Bolsa Família Program in Brazil: Domestic Gender Relations, Motherhood and Violence
Patricia GUERRERO MORALES (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
Ana HORMAZABAL (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
Valentina URRUTIA (Pontificia Universidad Católica) Análisis Del Rol En La Organización De Directores De Escuelas Públicas Chilenas: Una Apuesta Para Salir Del Management
Juliana BONARDI (Centro Universitário das Faculdades Integradas de Ourinhos and CENTRO UNIVERSITÁRIO DAS FACULDADES INTEGRADAS DE OURINHOS, Brazil) MORAL Harassment Against Women at Work in Brazilian Organizations: Socio-Organizational Assumptions to Interventions in Clinical Sociology
Olga Sanmiguel-Valderrama (Associate Professor in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, University of Cincinnati, USA) and Suzette Mitchel (PhD in Gender Studies, Australian National University) Where did I go? Reflections on Late Mothering
Kezia Batisai (University of Johannesburg, South Africa) Care Policy Reform: The Perceived and Real Impact on Career-Oriented Women
16:00 – 17:30: Session 9: Histoires De Vie Collectives Et Action Communautaire. Collective Life Histories and Community Action
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Jacques Rheaume, Département de communication sociale et publique Université du Québec à Montréal Canada
Miriam Boeri (Bentley University, USA) Applied Ethnographic Research: Overcoming Challenges of Grounding Solutions to the Everyday Reality of Individuals and Communities
Yuval ACHOUCH (Western Galilee College, Acre, Israel) Le Renouveau D’un Kibboutz Privatise En Israel
Santiago FERREIRA (Universidad de la República- Facultad de Psicologìa, Argentina) Historia De Vida y Trabajadores De Call Center: Co-Construcción De Saberes Junto a Los Trabajadores
Maria Aparecida PENSO (Universidade Católica de Brasília)
Juliana SILVA (Universidade Católica de Brasília)
Ana Cristina OLIVEIRA (Universidade Católica de Brasília) Ancien Détenus Du Système Pénitentiaire Du District Fédéral/Brésil: Des Histoires Qui Comptent
Admardo GOMES JR (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais)
Raquel BARRETO (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais)
Raylene Raíssa Frade SANTOS (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais)
Lívia Pereira ARAÚJO (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais)
Valéria Cristina de Souza GOMES (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais)
Luana Auxiliadora Lima VIANA (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais)
Helen Monteiro ARAÚJO (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais) Uatú Became “Ill”: Impacts of Socioenvironmental Crime in Mariana on the Life and Spirituality of the Krenak Indigenous
Bentina MATHIAS (Nnamdi Azikiwe University) Modern Day Slavery: A Case of the Girl Child in Nigeria
Friday, 17 July 2020
Location: Building 50, 210
09:00 – 10:30 : Session 10: Théories Et Pratiques De Groupes En Amérique Latine : Quelles Contributions à La Réduction Des Inégalités Sociale De Pouvoir Dans Les Sociétés Du Nord?
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Isabelle Ruelland, Université de Montréal, Canada
Patricia GUERRERO MORALES (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
Valentina URRUTIA (Pontificia Universidad Católica)
Ana HORMAZABAL (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile) Desde El Sentido Del Trabajo, a La Agencia y La Capacidad De Actuar
Paulo BAREICHA (University of Brasilia)
Christiane NUNES (University of Brasilia)
Valdeci SOUZA (UDESC) Sociologie Clinique Et Théatre: Contradictions Et Retombées De La Piéce De Théatre Macunaïma.
Carolina LUIZ (Interfaces Group- Collective Health and Mental Health- UNICAMP)
Alice ANDRADE SILVA (Unicamp)
Rosana ONOCKO CAMPOS (UNICAMP)
Giovana PELLATTI (UNICAMP)
Pablo CASTANHO (USP)
Erotildes LEAL (UNICAMP, Brazil) Implementation of a Psychosocial Outpatient Clinic for People Exposed to Violence in a University Hospital
Maria Ines CONCEIÇÃO (University of Brasilia)
Ana Luísa MOREIRA (University of Brasilia) Mapa Corporal e Historia De Vida De Personas Que Viven En Las Calles: Caminos Hacia La Autonomía
Paulo BAREICHA (University of Brasilia)
Christiane NUNES (University of Brasilia) Implication Et Lien Dans La Recherche-Action Avec Des Groupes Socio-Éducatifs
10:45 – 12:15: Session 11: Policies and Actors in Care Settings
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Suava ZBIERSKI-SALAMEH (Haverford Institute) USA
Desiree MANICOM (UKZN, South Africa) Gendered Discourse and Practice in South African White Paper on Social Welfare , Social Assistance Act 59 of 1992 and the Child Support Grant Programme
Nomkhosi XULU-GAMA (University of Cape Town, South Africa)
Aisha LORGAT (Chris Hani Institute, South Africa) Volunteerism As Band-Aid for Lack of Work: The Experiences of Community Health Care Workers in Gauteng
Neeru GUPTA (University of New Brunswick, Canada)
René LAVALLÉE (Government of New Brunswick)
Holly AYLES (University of New Brunswick) Potentially Unintended Consequences of Performance Pay Policies on Gender Equity in Patient-Oriented Outcomes and Work Life of Care Providers: A Systematic Review of the Literature
Gloria IMHONOPI (Federal Medical Centre, Nigeria) National Health Insurance Scheme and Gender Mainstreaming in Nigeria: Towards the Fulfillment of Sdgs 3, 5 and 10
Thamires LUZ (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil) Every Prisioner’s Wife Is Paying for His Prison.
Ndapunikwa N.L. HAMUNYELA
Innocent MAPOSA
Jan SWARTZ (Namibia) Determinants of Risk Factors Associated with UNDER-FIVE Mortality in Namibia: An Analysis of the 2013 Namibia Demographic and Health Survey DATA
14:15 – 15:45: Session 12: Lecturing Diversity – Lessons from the Classroom
Location: Building 41, Auditorium E
Chair: Charles Puttergill, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Yuval ACHOUCH (Western Galilee College, Israel); Gabriel FREUND (Acre Educators’ Urban Kibbutz, Israel) Sharing Life Against the Zeitgeist in Israel
Aradhana MANSINGH (UKZN, South Africa) What Makes South African Higher Education Different? a Review of the Changes in Higher Education and the Impact on Gender
Sepetla MOLAPO (University of Pretoria, South Africa) Classroom Diversity As Dialogue
Mariam SEEDAT-KHAN, Belinda JOHNSON; Moya BYDAWELL (UKZN, South Africa) Learning to Acquire Knowledge in Large Classes
Vangile BINGMA (University of Pretoria, South Africa) Lecturing Large and Diverse Classes at a South African University: Teaching Practices and Institutional Knowledge
16:00 – 17:30: Session 13: Organisational Interventions during the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Tina Uys, Sociology, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Anthony Kaziboni (UJ, South Africa) Anthropogenic Water Scarcity in South Africa – Causes and Solutions
Lesego PLANK (University of Johannesburg, South Africa) The Insights of Single Black Middle Class Women from Soweto on Not Dating Undesirable Unemployed Men in the 4IR Society.
David du Toit (UJ, South Africa) At Your Service Madam: A Sociological Investigation into the Rise of the Gig-Economy and the Need for on-Demand Domestic Service in South Africa
Tapiwa Chagonda (UJ, South Africa) Civil Society Interventions: The Role of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Resolving Southern Africa’s Challenges
Kiriana DUBE (University of Johannesburg, South Africa) NGO Programming in Zimbabwe: Assessing the Role of NGOs in the Democratization Processes
Shaheeda ESSACK, (DoHET, South Africa) Breaking the Cycle of Poverty: The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Reducing Inequalities in the Rural Eastern Cape in South Africa
Saturday, 18 July 2020
Location: Building 50, 210
09:00 – 10:30 : Session 14: Jeunes Et Santé Mentale, Interventions Institutionnelles Et Communautaires : Perspective Critique. Mental Health and Youth, Community and Institutional Practices: A Critical View
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Ana Maria Araujo Felice, Universidad de la Repúblic, Uruguay
Ana PITTA (Associação Brasileira de Saúde Mental – ABRASME and Universidade Católica do Salvador) Genocidio y Desesperanza Para Los Jóvenes Pobres Del Centro Histórico De Salvador, Bahía, Brasil: Los “Capitães Da Areia”
Alice ANDRADE SILVA (Unicamp)
Rosana Onocko CAMPOS (UNICAMP)
Carolina LUIZ (Unicamp)
Analice PALOMBINI (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul)
Giovana PELLATTI (Unicamp)
Erotildes LEAL (UFRJ)
Juliana A. DAINEZI (Unicamp, Brazil) The Participation of Children and Youth in the Process of Implementing a Psychosocial Outpatient Clinic for People Exposed to Violence.
Flavia DE SOUZA (Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz – UESC (Ilhéus-BA, Brazil)) “A Holiday in Soweto”: Community Empowerment at KYP as an invitation to Clinical Sociology
Isabelle RUELLAND (Univeristé de Montréal, Canada)
Maria Lourdes RODRIGUEZ DEL BARRIO (Montreal University, Canada) Les Espaces De Coconstruction De l’Action Publique En Santé Jeunesse Dans Le Territoire Du Nord De Montréal (Canada): Quels Défis Pour Le Dialogue Entre Les Jeunes, Les Intervenant.e.s Et Les Gestionnaires Des Milieux Institutionnels Et Communautaires?
Jacques RHEAUME (Département de communication sociale et publique Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada) Une Entreprise d’Insertion Sociale Par Le Travail Pour Des Jeunes En Difficulté: Boulot Vers, Une Organisation Communautaire
Rendani TSHIFHUMULO (University of Venda, South Africa)
Konanani MATAMBELA Caring for the Mentally Ill Relative, Coping Strategies and Professional Support
10:45 – 12:15: Session 15: Social-Ecological Transitions of Cities and Decreasing Public Spaces
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Mariam Seedat-Khan, UKZN, South Africa
Darcie VANDEGRIFT (Twin Cities Metropolitan Council and Drake University, USA) Youth Advice for Nature-Based Public Spaces: Designing Qualitative Collaborative Research in Regional Government to Expand Access to a Metropolitan Parks and Trails System
Suava ZBIERSKI-SALAMEH (Haverford Institute)
Marek NOWAK (University of Poznan, Poland) Socio-Ecological Consequences of Suburbanization in Postsocialist Urban System. Case of Poznan-Lubon, Poland
Saeid YARMOHAMMADI (University of Montréal, Canada) L’injustice Spatiale Et Les Inégalités Dans L’espace Public à Montréal
14:15 – 15:45: Session 15: Migrants/Refugees: Issues of Care, Integration and Belonging
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Johanna Zulueta, Soka University, Tokyo, Japan
S. Urvashi and H. Pathak (India) The Politics of Belonging and Security in India
Gloria IMHONOPI (Federal Medical Centre, Nigeria) Health Crises and Internally Displaced Persons in Nigeria: Democratising Healthcare in Africa’s Largest Country
Linda WEBER (SUNY Polytechnic Institute –Utica, USA) Karen Refugees’ Physician-Based Trust and Perceptions of the Quality of Care in an Inner City Clinic: Clinical Sociological Implications for Health Care Practice within an Immigrant Community.
Chiho OGAYA (Ferris University, Japan) From Re-Integration to Re-Orientation: Experiences of Filipino Women Returnee from Japan through Two Decades of Reintegration Program of NGO
Yvonne VISSING (Salem State University, USA) Crisis for Children at the US-Mexico Border
Laura VAN RAEMDONCK (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
Sara WILLEMS (University of Gent) Psychotherapy and Psycho-Educational Group Work to Unaccompanied Young Adult Refugees in an Institutionalised Communal Living Project: Recommendations Towards Culturally Sensitive Mental Health Services in Belgium
16:00 – 17:30: Session 16: Building Community: Religious Organisations and Clinical Practice
Location: Building 50, 210
Chair: Natalia Erokhova, RUDN University (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia), Russia
Co-Chair: Margarita Kalashnikova, St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Humanitarian University, Russia
Ryoichi HORIGUCHI (Kindaï Université, Japan) L’Histoire Vécue Et La Vie Retrouvée Des Lépreux : Une Pratique De l’Église Dans Un Sanatorium Pour Lépreux
Roman LUNKIN (Institute of Europe Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia) Social Work in Religious Sphere As a Civil Instrument of Democratization
Igor RYAZANTSEV (St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Humanitarian University)
Маria LARINA (St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Humanitarian University, Russia) Areas of Work with Disabled People in Christian Orthodox Organizations
Fouzia HANI (University of Mohamed 5, Morocco) The Dialectic of Freedom of Religious Practice of Youth People in Morocco : Between Political Coercion and Cultural and Religious Pluralism
CALL for ABSTRACTS
Only 2 months are left to submit abstracts to sessions organized by the Research Committee 46. Don’t miss the deadline, submit an abstract online before September 30, 2019, 24:00 GMT. You are invited to submit abstracts on-line via the Confex platform from 25 April. Abstracts must be submitted in English, French or Spanish. Only abstracts submitted on-line will be considered in the selection process. Remember that each presenter is limited to two papers. All presenters and session organisers are expected to be or become members of RC46. Use the following link to submit abstracts https://isaconf.confex.com/isaconf/forum2020/cfp.cgi. You then click on BEGIN A SUBMISSION and select RC46 for our sessions. Or you can click on the following link that will take you directly to the RC46 session: https://isaconf.confex.com/isaconf/forum2020/webprogrampreliminary/Symposium612.html
RC46 Porto Alegre ISA Forum Sessions
| Title | Organiser(s) | |
| 1 | Environmental Justice in Applied and Clinical Settings | Sharon Everhardt |
| 2 | The History and Development of Clinical Sociology Around the World | Jan Marie Fritz |
| 3 | Dispositifs De Recherche ET Intervention EN Sociologie Clinique: Alternatives D’action Dans Le Contexte De Travail Brésilien | Matheus Viana Braz |
| 4 | The Return Home: Addressing Migrant Re-Integration | Johanna Zulueta |
| 5 | Care Policies and Gender Equality | Bila Sorj, Karina Batthyany |
| 6 | Violence Néolibérale, Normalité Souffrante Et Folie Du Travail | Thomas Périlleux |
| 7 | Histoires De Vie Collectives Et Action Communautaire. Collective Life Histories and Community Action. | Jacques Rheaume |
| 8 | Théories Et Pratiques De Groupes En Amérique Latine : Quelles Contributions à La Réduction Des Inégalités Sociale De Pouvoir Dans Les Sociétés Du Nord ? | Isabelle Ruelland |
| 9 | Jeunes Et Santé Mentale, Interventions Institutionnelles Et Communautaires : Perspective Critique. Mental Health and Youth, Community and Institutional Practices: A Critical View. | Danielle Desmarais, Maria Lourdes Rodriguez del Barrio |
| 10 | Organisational Interventions during the Fourth Industrial Revolution? | Tina Uys |
| 11 | Social-Ecological Transitions of Cities and Decreasing Public Spaces | Suava Zbierski-Salameh, Mariam Seedat-Khan |
| 12 | Children at the Border: Refugee, Unaccompanied and Immigrant Children and Youth | Yvonne Vissing |
| 13 | Identifying and Creating/Designing Democratization Spaces By NGOs, Local Government and Civic Groups | Suava Zbierski-Salameh |
| 14 | Building Community: Religious Organisations and Clinical Practice | Margarita Kalashnikova, Natalia Erokhova, Charles Puttergill |
| Joint session hosted by RC42 | ||
| 15 | Lecturing Diversity – Lessons from the Classroom | Charles Puttergill |
| Invited sessions (abstracts cannot be submitted to these sessions) | ||
| 16 | RC46 Business Meeting: Open to all RC46 members & people interested in becoming members to discuss RC46 matters | Emma Porio |
| 17 | Certification: Validating the Work of Clinical Sociologists | Melodye Lehnerer |
