Programa de Internacionalização
Com o objetivo de fomentar a criação e consolidação de planos estratégicos de internacionalização, a formação de redes de pesquisas internacionais, promover a mobilidade de docentes, pesquisadores e discentes vinculados a programas de pós-graduação stricto sensu com cooperação internacional e, por fim, fomentar um ambiente internacional nas instituições de pesquisa, a CAPES criou o Programa Institucional de Internacionalização – CAPES - PrInt. Neste sentido, a Unicamp foi uma das universidades selecionadas para participar desse programa de internacionalização.
Aqui na Unicamp, o PrInt funciona de maneira descentralizada, onde foram formulados projetos institucionais de internacionalização, onde a estratégia foi formulada a partir da formulação de temáticas transversais que permitiria a integração de docentes e pesquisadores de um ou mais Programas de Pós-Graduação.
O PrInt é hoje uma das principais ferramentas de internacionalização de nosso Instituto e tem sido peça fundamental para consolidar as redes e acordos de pesquisa internacionais.
Abaixo relacionamos os dados do projeto PrInt o qual se inserem os docentes e discentes de nosso Programa:
GEN-MIGRA: Gender, mobilities and migration during and post COVID-19 pandemic - vulnerability, resilience and renewar
Responsáveis: ADRIANA GRACIA PISCITELLI
Membros: Daniela Sime, Iara Aparecida Beleli, JULLYANE CARVALHO RIBEIRO, NATALIA CORAZZA PADOVANI, PAULA DIAS DORNELAS
PROJETO TAP FAPESP The COVID-19 pandemic represents a major global health challenge with economic and social consequences for individuals, families and communities worldwide. Evidence shows that its impacts have significantly affected women through rising inequalities. For many women, migration is an adaptive response to social risks and inequalities. During the pandemic, mobility and economic restrictions have posed severe challenges to migrant women?s labour, care obligations, safety and well-being.
GEN-MIGRA: Gender, mobilities and migration during and post COVID-19 pandemic - vulnerability, resilience and renewar
Responsáveis: ADRIANA GRACIA PISCITELLI
Membros: Daniela Sime, Iara Aparecida Beleli, JULLYANE CARVALHO RIBEIRO, NATALIA CORAZZA PADOVANI, PAULA DIAS DORNELAS
PROJETO TAP FAPESP The COVID-19 pandemic represents a major global health challenge with economic and social consequences for individuals, families and communities worldwide. Evidence shows that its impacts have significantly affected women through rising inequalities. For many women, migration is an adaptive response to social risks and inequalities. During the pandemic, mobility and economic restrictions have posed severe challenges to migrant women?s labour, care obligations, safety and well-being.
GEN-MIGRA: Gender, mobilities and migration during and post COVID-19 pandemic - vulnerability, resilience and renewar
Responsáveis: ADRIANA GRACIA PISCITELLI
Membros: Daniela Sime, Iara Aparecida Beleli, JULLYANE CARVALHO RIBEIRO, NATALIA CORAZZA PADOVANI, PAULA DIAS DORNELAS
PROJETO TAP FAPESP The COVID-19 pandemic represents a major global health challenge with economic and social consequences for individuals, families and communities worldwide. Evidence shows that its impacts have significantly affected women through rising inequalities. For many women, migration is an adaptive response to social risks and inequalities. During the pandemic, mobility and economic restrictions have posed severe challenges to migrant women?s labour, care obligations, safety and well-being.