Thinking about social protection in the post-COVID world: Eco-social welfare state and emancipatory policies

The CLACSO Working Group on Poverty and Social Policies was one of the organizers of the workshop Thinking about social protection in the post-COVID world: Eco-social welfare state and emancipatory policies which took place on March 30th in the Federal University of Latin American Integration (UNILa).

Program

9:00 am: Opening Ceremony
Micael Alvino. Coordinator IMEA, Mercosur Institute for Advanced Studies
Renato Boschi. National Institute of Science and Technology in Public Policy,
Strategies and Development

21:30-12:00: The welfare state in question: the employment crisis,
environmental sustainability and financing of social policies
Coordination: Flavio Gaitán (UNILA/INCT-PPED, member of the CLACSO Working Group on Poverty and Social Policies)
Presenters: Rolando Cordera (UNAM), Rubén Lo Vuolo (CIEPP), Fábio Waltenberg (UFF),
Anete Leal Ivo (UFBa)
Debate: Marcela Nogueira Ferrario (UNILA), Wellington Nunes (UNILA), Carlos Henrique
Santana (UNILA) and Maria Lucia Navarro Linz Brzezinsky

12:30-14:00: Lunch Break

14-15.50 hs: Well-being beyond income
Coordination: Maria Alejandra Nicolás (UNILA)
Presenters: Camila Arza (CONICET), Carmen Midaglia (UDELAR, Coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on Poverty and Social Policies), Alicia Ziccardi (IIS, Coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on Poverty and Social Policies)
Discussion: Gladys Bento (UNILA), Maria Lucia Navarro Linz Brzezinski (UNILA) and Claudia
Bissagio Soares (UNILA)

16-17.50 hs Social protection alternatives: guarantee employment or income?
Coordination: Renata Peixoto (UNILA)
Presenters: Arnaldo Provasi Lanzara (UFF), Pablo Yanes (ECLAC), Carlos Fidel (UNQ, Coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on Poverty and Social Policies)
Debate: Amilton Moretto (UNILA) and Silvia Zimmermann (UNILA)

They organized:

CLACSO Working Group on Poverty and Social Policies
Institute of Advanced Studies of Mercosur-UNILA
National Institute of Science and Technology in Public Policy, Strategies and Development
Postgraduate Program in Public Policy and Development, UNILA