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Projeto de constituição da rede de apoio jurídico
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O presente trabalho propõe a constituição da Rede de Apoio Jurídico (RAJ), uma
instituição de economia social voltada à inclusão, empoderamento e autonomia
econômica de mulheres gestantes, mães, empreendedoras e advogadas autônomas. A RAJ
nasce como resposta às desigualdades de gênero e à precarização do trabalho feminino
após a maternidade, buscando transformar a cultura de competitividade em uma rede
solidária de cooperação, apoio mútuo e sororidade.
Estruturada sobre os princípios da autogestão, da educação cooperativa e da
economia solidária, a RAJ está alinhada à Lei n.º 15.068/2024 (Lei Paul Singer) e aos
Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) da Agenda 2030 da ONU,
especialmente o ODS 5 – Igualdade de Gênero. Seu foco inicial é a capacitação
profissional a mulheres empreendedoras, por meio de uma plataforma digital interativa
que democratiza o acesso ao direito, à informação, à formação cidadã e à criação de uma
rede de network.
A missão da RAJ consiste em promover a emancipação feminina, por meio do
conhecimento de cooperação entre mulheres. Sua visão é tornar-se referência nacional e
internacional em inovação social jurídica, e seus valores — sororidade, solidariedade,
empatia, autonomia, justiça social e transparência — orientam a governança participativa
e o compromisso ético da instituição.
Do ponto de vista jurídico, a RAJ representa um empreendimento inovador da
economia social, que alia prática profissional, responsabilidade social e protagonismo
feminino. Seu modelo organizacional propõe uma nova forma de exercício do direito,
pautada na colaboração e na igualdade de oportunidades, contribuindo para uma
sociedade mais justa e inclusiva.
Em síntese, a RAJ constitui uma experiência pioneira de empreendedorismo
solidário, unindo tecnologia, cooperação e gênero, configurando-se como um instrumento
transformador de emancipação e desenvolvimento humano sustentável.
This study proposes the establishment of the Legal Support Network (RAJ), a social economy institution aimed at fostering inclusion, empowerment, and economic autonomy for pregnant women, mothers, entrepreneurs, and self-employed lawyers. The RAJ emerges as a response to gender inequalities and the precarious nature of women’s work after motherhood, seeking to transform a culture of competitiveness into a solidarity-based network of cooperation, mutual support, and sisterhood. Structured around the principles of self-management, cooperative education, and solidarity economy, the RAJ is aligned with Law No. 15.068/2024 (Paul Singer Law) and with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 5 – Gender Equality. Its initial focus is on providing professional training for women entrepreneurs through an interactive digital platform that democratizes access to justice, information, civic education, and the creation of a professional support network. RAJ’s mission is to promote women’s emancipation through sharing knowledge and cooperation among women. Its vision is to become a national and international reference in legal social innovation, and its core values — sisterhood, solidarity, empathy, autonomy, social justice, and transparency — guide the institution’s participatory governance and ethical commitment. From a legal perspective, RAJ represents an innovative enterprise within social economy combining professional practice, social responsibility, and women’s leadership. Its organizational model proposes a new way to the practice of law, based on collaboration and equal opportunities, thereby contributing to a fairer and more inclusive society. In summary, the Legal Support Network (RAJ) constitutes a pioneering experience in solidarity-based entrepreneurship, integrating technology, cooperation, and gender, and positioning itself as a transformative instrument for emancipation and sustainable human development
This study proposes the establishment of the Legal Support Network (RAJ), a social economy institution aimed at fostering inclusion, empowerment, and economic autonomy for pregnant women, mothers, entrepreneurs, and self-employed lawyers. The RAJ emerges as a response to gender inequalities and the precarious nature of women’s work after motherhood, seeking to transform a culture of competitiveness into a solidarity-based network of cooperation, mutual support, and sisterhood. Structured around the principles of self-management, cooperative education, and solidarity economy, the RAJ is aligned with Law No. 15.068/2024 (Paul Singer Law) and with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 5 – Gender Equality. Its initial focus is on providing professional training for women entrepreneurs through an interactive digital platform that democratizes access to justice, information, civic education, and the creation of a professional support network. RAJ’s mission is to promote women’s emancipation through sharing knowledge and cooperation among women. Its vision is to become a national and international reference in legal social innovation, and its core values — sisterhood, solidarity, empathy, autonomy, social justice, and transparency — guide the institution’s participatory governance and ethical commitment. From a legal perspective, RAJ represents an innovative enterprise within social economy combining professional practice, social responsibility, and women’s leadership. Its organizational model proposes a new way to the practice of law, based on collaboration and equal opportunities, thereby contributing to a fairer and more inclusive society. In summary, the Legal Support Network (RAJ) constitutes a pioneering experience in solidarity-based entrepreneurship, integrating technology, cooperation, and gender, and positioning itself as a transformative instrument for emancipation and sustainable human development
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Economia social Empreendedorismo Género Inovação social Rede de apoio Social economy Maternal entrepreneurship Gender equality Solidarity economy Legal social innovation Support network