Invited by professors Simone Diniz and Cristiane Cabral from the Faculty of Public Health at the University of São Paulo (USP), Jacqueline Pitanguy lecture the graduate class Feminism, Gender and Knowledge Production and Public Policies: the Brazilian case, within the scope of the graduate discipline Seminars on Reproductive Health, Sexuality and Gender. At the lecture, held on March 25, Jacqueline highlighted the impact of the feminist movement since the 1970s on public policies for women in Brazil.
