protagonism

This entails the risk that people assume a passive role and a lack of social commitment, even in those issues that affect them, thus limiting their protagonism in social development, at least from formal spaces [3].

This phase counted 1,181 characters who were then analyzed according to their protagonism in the narratives.

Another vital component of the judicial-political dimension were the four National Mental Health Conferences held in 1987, 1992, 2001, and 2010, with the progressive increase in participation and protagonism of service users and their families.

There must urgently be more involvement and action on the part of social control and participation levels, both in the field of health and in that of education, as well as a greater protagonism on the part of the teaching institutions involved in supervision processes, in order to guarantee the Program's continuity and sustainability and, above all, the fulfilment of the entire population's right to high-quality healthcare.

Indeed, her corporeality may be regarded as a space that organically linked nature, art and technology, thus stressing the fundamental protagonism of the latter.

"The Church all too slowly began to open up to them, not just as victims and survivors, but also with the realisation without their participation and protagonism we would never understand and address the challenge."

Ospino, director of graduate programs in Hispanic ministry at Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, said that the current process has already raised more awareness among bishops, diocesan personnel and pastors, who know that more needs to be done "to invite Latinos to assume more protagonism, more responsibility in the process of evangelization."

The seventh Coloquio in 2018 seeks to pave this route while also recognizing the protagonism of trans in the struggles for emancipation of all queer practices, desires and bodies--for example, that of Sylvia Rivera, an essential Puerto Rican trans activist in New York, very visible in the Stonewall Riots, as well as that of Cristina Hayworth, the organizer of the first pride parade in Puerto Rico.

Thus, through this experience, the Em Pauta Journal highlights the protagonism of these black and peripheral women, who also struggle for their self-organization and against the invisibilization of their bodies and their forms of struggle against exploitation and oppression.