Antonia Rosati
Biographic Data
| ID | 94556 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antonia Rosati |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antonia |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosati |
| SIGNATURE | ROSATI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7125-1101 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Interest Model: A Theoretical, Methodological, and Ethical Proposal for Diagnosing and Designing Community Interventions
Community diagnosis has generally focused on the problems of communities. This approach often highlights the needs of communities, failing to recognise their resources and thus reducing their strengthening capabilities. The aim of this article is to present a new tool for community diagnosis: the interest model. This model seeks to diagnose the resources that already exist in the communities in order to complement the problem model. This article …
Mapuche entrepreneur women profiles and their trajectories in poverty alleviation programs
Entrepreneurship has become a prominent strategy for overcoming poverty, but few studies have identified the specificities of different entrepreneurial configurations in indigenous contexts. Thus, the aim of this study was to analyze positive effects and their relationship with participants’ profiles of entrepreneurial programs, from the experiences and meanings of Mapuche people (mostly women) in poverty and social vulnerability situation in rur…
Binding Citizenship as a Bridge between Communities and Institutions: Dialogues between Christian Social Ethics, Political Philosophy and Social Sciences
People are intrinsically relational beings and this need to interact is channelled into the establishment of communities, whose organization is often formalized into institutions. An opposition between both types of groups has been raised in the literature. This article seeks to critically analyze the relationship between communities and institutions, based on Christian social ethics, political philosophy, and social sciences through a bibliograp…
Institutional Dimension of Burnout in Governmental Psychosocial and Community Programmes: Gaps between Intervening Conditions, Consequences, and Guidelines for Improvement
This article analyses burnout in governmental psychosocial and community programmes considering training/knowledge, the technical-professional field, the institutional framework, and networking, based on the experience of the intervention teams of three Chilean programmes. A qualitative methodology was used. Fifty people, most of them psychologists, participated in interviews and focus groups. The data were analysed according to Grounded Theory. …
Abordando las crisis con Aprendizaje Servicio: Viralicemos el cuidado ante el desgaste por Covid-19
Se presenta una intervención pedagógica de Aprendizaje Servicio universitario realizada durante la primera ola de la crisis sanitaria por COVID-19, en el curso "Desgaste y cuidado en intervención social" de la formación profesional en psicología comunitaria de una universidad chilena. A partir de diversos insumos teóricos y empíricos, así como de los requerimientos de tres socios comunitarios, se reconoció la necesidad de abordar la salud mental …
The right to dream: A cross‐sectional look at poverty alleviation programs
Studies on social programs reveal the absence of a cross‐sectional perspective capable of identifying common aspects that improve the living conditions of their participants while also contributing to poverty alleviation. To detect such elements, we examined the transformations in the experiences and meanings associated with poverty and its alleviation by conducting semistructured interviews and focus groups with participants and intervention tea…
Professional training for strengthening the bond between intervention agent and participant in a psychosocial poverty alleviation programme
The objective of this article is to identify relevant aspects of the bond between intervention agents and participants for the training of social workers and other professionals who are involved in programmes with a psychosocial component. A qualitative study was done, with 21 interviews with participants, intervention agents and a team leader, which were analysed using Grounded Theory. Transversal and technical skills, sources of training, facil…
Articulando instituciones y comunidades para la seguridad integral
El objetivo de este artículo es analizar la inseguridad y seguridad barrial desde la perspectiva de vecinos, lideresas comunitarias y actores clave de una intervención social realizada en un territorio vulnerable en Santiago de Chile. Se utilizó metodología cualitativa, se realizaron once entrevistas y se crearon cinco grupos focales, en los cuales participaron 46 personas. Como resultado, se plantea la articulación institucional y comunitaria pa…
Strengthened bond between intervention agent and participant in psychosocial and community programmes: From an administrative relationship to a technical‐affective bond
Given the relevance of the bonds established between intervention agent and participant during the implementation of programmes with a psychosocial component, we studied an emblematic Chilean programme to overcome poverty based on psychosocial and community support: the Families Program. The participants were 21 people: 10 dyads composed of the program participants and their respective intervention agents, plus the head of the intervention team. …
The value of women coming together: Effects and practices of a gender‐focused community intervention funded by a government agency
The gender focus has been incorporated into public policies as a strategy to reduce gender inequity and overcome discriminatory stereotype behaviors. However, the state or institutional feminism has been questioned for being uncritical and not very transformative, where the critical and transformative nature of community psychology offer valuable opportunities. In this context, effects and practices of a community intervention funded by a governm…
Saving as a Path for Female Empowerment and Entrepreneurship in Rural Peru
Much research has identified the difficulties of promoting women’s empowerment using microcredit, but there has been little research on the potential for empowerment from promoting women’s savings. We address this gap through a qualitative study of three women’s savings programmes in the Highlands of Peru. The results reveal changes in several domains of women’s lives (economic, personal and relational), emphasizing that these programmes enable t…
Care in social policies from a comprehensive perspective: A proposal to conceptualize and address it based on community and psychosocial praxis
The literature establishes the importance of care in the context of situations leading to burnout. However, there are theoretical limitations that make it difficult to understand its role within the social area. The article presents a proposal to conceptualize and address care in social policies from a comprehensive perspective, based on the community praxis of psychosocial teams. Results came from evaluating a care intervention with 35 participa…
Anxiety as a Positive Epistemic Emotion in Politics
People suffer from a variety of cognitive shortcomings when forming and updating their political beliefs. Three pervasive shortcomings are confirmation bias, disconfirmation bias, and motivated reasoning. The emotional state of anxiety can help us overcome these biases given the open-minded, information-rich, reflective deliberation with diverse people it may promote—although mass and social media may hinder this type of deliberation
Opportunities and tensions in supporting intercultural productive activities: The case of urban and rural Mapuche entrepreneurship programs
Over the last decade, entrepreneurship programs have proven to be an effective strategy to fight poverty in various contexts, but what happens when these programs are meant for Mapuche people? The purpose of this article was to analyze the cultural characteristics, opportunities, and associated challenges of entrepreneurship programs aimed at Mapuche people in rural and urban areas of Chile, based on the experiences and meanings of their benefici…
Avances en la evaluación integral: Aportes para programas sociales de intervención en pobreza en organizaciones no gubernamentales
Título del número: La erosión de la democracia : variantes, mecanismos y consecuencias. Sección: Otras voces
Agentes de intervención en programas psicosociales: Tipos de apoyo y efectos según nivel de vulnerabilidad
Los programas de apoyo psicosocial se centran en la relación entre agente de intervención y participante. La literatura teórica indica la importancia de dicha relación y las características de los agentes, así como estudios empíricos dan cuenta de su influencia en los efectos de la intervención. Sin embargo, tales caracterizaciones son genéricas, sin atender a la diversidad de participantes; y los estudios usan variables definidas a priori que no…
Strengthened bond between intervention agent and participant in psychosocial and community programmes: From an administrative relationship to a technical‐affective bond
Given the relevance of the bonds established between intervention agent and participant during the implementation of programmes with a psychosocial component, we studied an emblematic Chilean programme to overcome poverty based on psychosocial and community support: the Families Program. The participants were 21 people: 10 dyads composed of the program participants and their respective intervention agents, plus the head of the intervention team. …
Professional training for strengthening the bond between intervention agent and participant in a psychosocial poverty alleviation programme
The objective of this article is to identify relevant aspects of the bond between intervention agents and participants for the training of social workers and other professionals who are involved in programmes with a psychosocial component. A qualitative study was done, with 21 interviews with participants, intervention agents and a team leader, which were analysed using Grounded Theory. Transversal and technical skills, sources of training, facil…
Saving as a Path for Female Empowerment and Entrepreneurship in Rural Peru
Much research has identified the difficulties of promoting women’s empowerment using microcredit, but there has been little research on the potential for empowerment from promoting women’s savings. We address this gap through a qualitative study of three women’s savings programmes in the Highlands of Peru. The results reveal changes in several domains of women’s lives (economic, personal and relational), emphasizing that these programmes enable t…
Avances en la evaluación integral: Aportes para programas sociales de intervención en pobreza en organizaciones no gubernamentales
Título del número: La erosión de la democracia : variantes, mecanismos y consecuencias. Sección: Otras voces
Agentes de intervención en programas psicosociales: Tipos de apoyo y efectos según nivel de vulnerabilidad
Los programas de apoyo psicosocial se centran en la relación entre agente de intervención y participante. La literatura teórica indica la importancia de dicha relación y las características de los agentes, así como estudios empíricos dan cuenta de su influencia en los efectos de la intervención. Sin embargo, tales caracterizaciones son genéricas, sin atender a la diversidad de participantes; y los estudios usan variables definidas a priori que no…
Opportunities and tensions in supporting intercultural productive activities: The case of urban and rural Mapuche entrepreneurship programs
Over the last decade, entrepreneurship programs have proven to be an effective strategy to fight poverty in various contexts, but what happens when these programs are meant for Mapuche people? The purpose of this article was to analyze the cultural characteristics, opportunities, and associated challenges of entrepreneurship programs aimed at Mapuche people in rural and urban areas of Chile, based on the experiences and meanings of their benefici…
Avances en la evaluación integral: Aportes para programas sociales de intervención en pobreza en organizaciones no gubernamentales
Título del número: La erosión de la democracia : variantes, mecanismos y consecuencias. Sección: Otras voces
Saving as a Path for Female Empowerment and Entrepreneurship in Rural Peru
Much research has identified the difficulties of promoting women’s empowerment using microcredit, but there has been little research on the potential for empowerment from promoting women’s savings. We address this gap through a qualitative study of three women’s savings programmes in the Highlands of Peru. The results reveal changes in several domains of women’s lives (economic, personal and relational), emphasizing that these programmes enable t…
Care in social policies from a comprehensive perspective: A proposal to conceptualize and address it based on community and psychosocial praxis
The literature establishes the importance of care in the context of situations leading to burnout. However, there are theoretical limitations that make it difficult to understand its role within the social area. The article presents a proposal to conceptualize and address care in social policies from a comprehensive perspective, based on the community praxis of psychosocial teams. Results came from evaluating a care intervention with 35 participa…
Anxiety as a Positive Epistemic Emotion in Politics
People suffer from a variety of cognitive shortcomings when forming and updating their political beliefs. Three pervasive shortcomings are confirmation bias, disconfirmation bias, and motivated reasoning. The emotional state of anxiety can help us overcome these biases given the open-minded, information-rich, reflective deliberation with diverse people it may promote—although mass and social media may hinder this type of deliberation
Strengthened bond between intervention agent and participant in psychosocial and community programmes: From an administrative relationship to a technical‐affective bond
Given the relevance of the bonds established between intervention agent and participant during the implementation of programmes with a psychosocial component, we studied an emblematic Chilean programme to overcome poverty based on psychosocial and community support: the Families Program. The participants were 21 people: 10 dyads composed of the program participants and their respective intervention agents, plus the head of the intervention team. …
The value of women coming together: Effects and practices of a gender‐focused community intervention funded by a government agency
The gender focus has been incorporated into public policies as a strategy to reduce gender inequity and overcome discriminatory stereotype behaviors. However, the state or institutional feminism has been questioned for being uncritical and not very transformative, where the critical and transformative nature of community psychology offer valuable opportunities. In this context, effects and practices of a community intervention funded by a governm…
Abordando las crisis con Aprendizaje Servicio: Viralicemos el cuidado ante el desgaste por Covid-19
Se presenta una intervención pedagógica de Aprendizaje Servicio universitario realizada durante la primera ola de la crisis sanitaria por COVID-19, en el curso "Desgaste y cuidado en intervención social" de la formación profesional en psicología comunitaria de una universidad chilena. A partir de diversos insumos teóricos y empíricos, así como de los requerimientos de tres socios comunitarios, se reconoció la necesidad de abordar la salud mental …
The right to dream: A cross‐sectional look at poverty alleviation programs
Studies on social programs reveal the absence of a cross‐sectional perspective capable of identifying common aspects that improve the living conditions of their participants while also contributing to poverty alleviation. To detect such elements, we examined the transformations in the experiences and meanings associated with poverty and its alleviation by conducting semistructured interviews and focus groups with participants and intervention tea…
Professional training for strengthening the bond between intervention agent and participant in a psychosocial poverty alleviation programme
The objective of this article is to identify relevant aspects of the bond between intervention agents and participants for the training of social workers and other professionals who are involved in programmes with a psychosocial component. A qualitative study was done, with 21 interviews with participants, intervention agents and a team leader, which were analysed using Grounded Theory. Transversal and technical skills, sources of training, facil…
Articulando instituciones y comunidades para la seguridad integral
El objetivo de este artículo es analizar la inseguridad y seguridad barrial desde la perspectiva de vecinos, lideresas comunitarias y actores clave de una intervención social realizada en un territorio vulnerable en Santiago de Chile. Se utilizó metodología cualitativa, se realizaron once entrevistas y se crearon cinco grupos focales, en los cuales participaron 46 personas. Como resultado, se plantea la articulación institucional y comunitaria pa…
Mapuche entrepreneur women profiles and their trajectories in poverty alleviation programs
Entrepreneurship has become a prominent strategy for overcoming poverty, but few studies have identified the specificities of different entrepreneurial configurations in indigenous contexts. Thus, the aim of this study was to analyze positive effects and their relationship with participants’ profiles of entrepreneurial programs, from the experiences and meanings of Mapuche people (mostly women) in poverty and social vulnerability situation in rur…
Binding Citizenship as a Bridge between Communities and Institutions: Dialogues between Christian Social Ethics, Political Philosophy and Social Sciences
People are intrinsically relational beings and this need to interact is channelled into the establishment of communities, whose organization is often formalized into institutions. An opposition between both types of groups has been raised in the literature. This article seeks to critically analyze the relationship between communities and institutions, based on Christian social ethics, political philosophy, and social sciences through a bibliograp…
Institutional Dimension of Burnout in Governmental Psychosocial and Community Programmes: Gaps between Intervening Conditions, Consequences, and Guidelines for Improvement
This article analyses burnout in governmental psychosocial and community programmes considering training/knowledge, the technical-professional field, the institutional framework, and networking, based on the experience of the intervention teams of three Chilean programmes. A qualitative methodology was used. Fifty people, most of them psychologists, participated in interviews and focus groups. The data were analysed according to Grounded Theory. …
The Interest Model: A Theoretical, Methodological, and Ethical Proposal for Diagnosing and Designing Community Interventions
Community diagnosis has generally focused on the problems of communities. This approach often highlights the needs of communities, failing to recognise their resources and thus reducing their strengthening capabilities. The aim of this article is to present a new tool for community diagnosis: the interest model. This model seeks to diagnose the resources that already exist in the communities in order to complement the problem model. This article …
Political science (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Psychology (11 works) · Community Health and Development (6 works) · Poverty (6 works) · Psychosocial (6 works) · Social science (6 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Psychological intervention (5 works)