The article aims to problematize the situation of women with disabilities in the State of Chile, making visible the absence of a gender approach in public policies on disability, which supports the dominant representations of the problem. As a counterpart, the activism and agency of women with disabilities emerges to subvert the situation of invisibility and advance the national public incidence.
Keywords:
Gender, public policies, disability, social exclusion
Pino-Morán, J. A., & Rodriguez-Garrido, P. (2019). De-Generated: Institutional Violence Capacity towards Women’s with Disabilities in Chile. Journal Studies of Public Policy, 5(1), 1–13. https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-6296.2019.50904