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This article is based on documentary and bibliographical research that aims to highlight a discussion about Gypsy peoples as an important dialogue in the debate about race and ethnicity in the Brazilian Social Work. To this end, a brief history about the Roma people and the process of marginalization they went through in Brazil is discussed, showing the experience of prejudice, stigmatization, and the creation of the precarious living conditions that enabled them as social services' users. Presenting research and analysis on the ethnic-racial debate within Social Work based on the professional training, intellectual production, and the stances of workers' organizations, this article highlights the (non) incorporation of the discussion about the Roma people in this debate. From this, the need for deepening and broadening the ethno-racial debate among social workers is presented as a defensive instrument of human rights in line with professional ethical principles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Social work in Chile during the Reconceptualization period presented deep changes, in a context of high social effervescence. At the turn of the 1960s to the 1970s, the consolidation of the working class and left-wing parties led Chile to become the first country in the world to conquerthe government by electoral means, with a program building towards socialism. In a context of intensification of social struggles, Chilean social work established relationships and stances, producing a rich reflection of teachers, students, and professionals in relation to professional training and intervention. This article is the first delivery of results of an ongoing research that reviews the relationship of Social Service with social movements and struggles based on the analysis of final papers for graduation and articles fromRevista de Trabajo Social, from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study refers to research conducted in a Multidisciplinary Residency Clinics Hospital of Health of the Federal University of Uberlândia (HC-UFU) in the area of Attention to Critical Patient State between 2013-2014 (the time was study comprises the multi-residence by the researcher). Aims to discuss the contribution that / social workers, employees / in the Clinical units, Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Department can offer for the realization of social control, within the HC-UFU, from the document analysis, observation empirical and field research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study refers to research conducted in a Multidisciplinary Residency Clinics Hospital of Health of the Federal University of Uberlândia (HC-UFU) in the area of Attention to Critical Patient State between 2013-2014 (the time was study comprises the multi-residence by the researcher). Aims to discuss the contribution that/social workers, employees/in the Clinical units, Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Department can offer for the realization of social control, within the HC-UFU, from the document analysis, observation empirical and field research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]