Maria da Conceição Alegre de Sá, adjunct Professor at the Nursing School of Coimbra, Bachelor’s Degree in Child Health and Pediatric Nursing, master’s Degree in Health Socio-Psychology, and PhD in Advanced Nursing at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Her scientific interests are: family relationships; parental discipline; self-care in health; gender as a social determinant of health; health intervention in gender violence; nursing promoters for positive parenting taking into account children and parents’ characteristics and the context; nursing intervention in the area of intimate violence in relationships. Coordinator of the Project (O)usar & Ser Laço Branco (White Ribbon Campaign) with a focus on research, training, and intervention, from a perspective of cognitive deconstruction about gender and an emphasis on youth participation and empowerment. She has advanced skills in the pedagogical training of trainers and supervision of clinical practices and in group dynamics for community training and mobilization.
Maria da Conceição Alegre de Sá, adjunct Professor at the Nursing School of Coimbra, Bachelor’s Degree in Child Health and Pediatric Nursing, master’s Degree in Health Socio-Psychology, and PhD in Advanced Nursing at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Her scientific interests are: family relationships; parental discipline; self-care in health; gender as a social determinant of health; health intervention in gender violence; nursing promoters for positive parenting taking into account children and parents’ characteristics and the context; nursing intervention in the area of intimate violence in relationships. Coordinator of the Project (O)usar & Ser Laço Branco (White Ribbon Campaign) with a focus on research, training, and intervention, from a perspective of cognitive deconstruction about gender and an emphasis on youth participation and empowerment. She has advanced skills in the pedagogical training of trainers and supervision of clinical practices and in group dynamics for community training and mobilization.