Reportagem : "Mulheres atuam na linha de frente contra a Covid-19 na Comunidade Quilombola Mituaçu, no Conde-PB" .

Abstract

The objective of this work is to trace the paths of research and execution that involved the development process of the report entitled “Women act on the frontline against covid-19 in the quilombola community Mituaçu, in Conde-PB”, which intended to present the stories and experiences of three quilombola women who work in the health area and are, since March 2020, in the confrontation of covid-19 in the quilombola community of Mituaçu, in the municipality of Conde, in Paraíba. The material was developed from concepts such as Longform Journalism, Proximity Journalism and distributed through Webjournalism that are detailed in this report, inspired by theorists in their respective areas, such as Eliane Brum (2017), Cremilda Medina (2003), Muniz Sodré and Maria Helena Ferrari (1986). In addition, the research also applies the historical contextualization about the quilombos and the chronological detailing of the pandemic caused by the new coronavirus until June 16, 2021. The methodological procedures detail the construction of the report from the elaboration of the agenda to the distribution on the internet, through the Tumblr platform. In the complement of the discussion, there is a comparison of the real-life frontline with the fictional frontline as presented by the US series Grey's Anatomy and the issues of race addressed by showrunner Shonda Rhimes (2016).