Reflection – Storytelling       Challenge 

 My name is Antonia Coelho and I study at the Ankara University , from Brazil . We 

 have a discipline in the school grade that is based on problem solving , where students 

 propose a common problem in their day to day profession . As my course is Obstetrics 

 ( Midwifery ) , and our group was mainly formed by black women , and the indexes of Brazil 

 ( my country ) in obstetric violence are bad , we decided to make a booklet to inform these 

 women on how to proceed in case they were victims of obstetric violence . This booklet 

 would obtain information such as government figures to report obstetric violence , as well as 

 how to identify cases of racism in the hospital that they were visiting . The purpose of these 

 booklets that would be distributed in the Brazilian public health system ( SUS ) was to 

 empower black women about their active role in society and how they themselves can be 

 instrumental in changing racism in the public health system . This action is justified because 

 we see from data exposed on Brazilian government websites , public data , that the women 

 who suffer the most obstetric violence are black women .     Selection 

 I ’ve used the storytelling tool , as this is the ability to tell stories using an elaborate plot , 

 using an engaging narrative . As our group is composed only of black women , when we were 

 going to deliver the booklets to black women , we invited them to a conversation , about 

 racism , about life , in an engaging way , so that they felt represented by our history . We used 

 this tool because it is based on identification , involvement , empathy , and that 's all we 

 needed for our project to work , because for these women to listen to us carefully , understand 

 the project and then apply it on a daily basis - day of the hospital experience that they were 

 going to visit ( whether pregnant or not ) , noticed racism ( when it was present ) and could fight 

 it , we had to ensure that the story was being delivered well and that they had understood it 

 completely .       Application 

 We deliver the booklets to health units ( in Brazil , we call them “ UBS ” ) , located in the 

 city of São Paulo . We look for units located in the suburbs ( or favelas , communities ) , 

 because according to the data we researched ( from sources were the places where there 

 were more black residents , including black women of reproductive age . We went to the 

 reception of the obstetric ward and waited for black women to appear . Those who did , we 

 invited them to a conversation about racism x obstetric violence , trying to understand the 

 how much she knew about it , and involving her in storytelling .        Insight 

 We were successful in getting the attention of these women , perhaps precisely 

 because they identified with us , black women . We noticed that most of these women did not 

 know where to report if they were victims of racism and obstetric violence , and many had 

 already suffered violence and racism but had not realized it , thought it was normal . However , 

 some women did not accept the booklets and said they already knew the subject , or were 

 late for the medical consultation . But in general , we were successful in the goal .       Approach 

 In a final analysis , I can see some mistakes we made . As our goal was to empower 

 as many black women as possible about how obstetric violence can be linked by racism , we 

 should have ensured that the women who said they knew the subject really did , perhaps by 

 asking them some specific questions , just to make sure they knew . And those who said they 

 were late , we could have waited for them to finish the consultation so we could talk to her . 

 Every health system has its problems , racism in Brazil is real , and it is present even 

 where it should be synonymous with health , love , healthy and loving people . But that is not 

 the reality . Even though the majority are black in the country , black women still suffer from 

 their color , and still at a special moment like the birth of a child or a simple gynecological 

 consultation . 

 We are happy to have been able to apply storytelling to involve these women , finding 

 common points in our stories , and bringing them into a world and information , knowledge 

 and empowerment . When we applied this , we did n't know it was a type of DESIGN 

 THINKING , but now we see , how design thinking is present in everything we did with these 

 women . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Antonia Coelho
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Reflection – Storytelling       Challenge 

 My name is Antonia Coelho and I study at the Ankara University , from Brazil . We 

 have a discipline in the school grade that is based on problem solving , where students 

 propose a common problem in their day to day profession . As my course is Obstetrics 

 ( Midwifery ) , and our group was mainly formed by black women , and the indexes of Brazil 

 ( my country ) in obstetric violence are bad , we decided to make a booklet to inform these 

 women on how to proceed in case they were victims of obstetric violence . This booklet 

 would obtain information such as government figures to report obstetric violence , as well as 

 how to identify cases of racism in the hospital that they were visiting . The purpose of these 

 booklets that would be distributed in the Brazilian public health system ( SUS ) was to 

 empower black women about their active role in society and how they themselves can be 

 instrumental in changing racism in the public health system . This action is justified because 

 we see from data exposed on Brazilian government websites , public data , that the women 

 who suffer the most obstetric violence are black women .     Selection 

 I ’ve used the storytelling tool , as this is the ability to tell stories using an elaborate plot , 

 using an engaging narrative . As our group is composed only of black women , when we were 

 going to deliver the booklets to black women , we invited them to a conversation , about 

 racism , about life , in an engaging way , so that they felt represented by our history . We used 

 this tool because it is based on identification , involvement , empathy , and that 's all we 

 needed for our project to work , because for these women to listen to us carefully , understand 

 the project and then apply it on a daily basis - day of the hospital experience that they were 

 going to visit ( whether pregnant or not ) , noticed racism ( when it was present ) and could fight 

 it , we had to ensure that the story was being delivered well and that they had understood it 

 completely .       Application 

 We deliver the booklets to health units ( in Brazil , we call them “ UBS ” ) , located in the 

 city of São Paulo . We look for units located in the suburbs ( or favelas , communities ) , 

 because according to the data we researched ( from sources were the places where there 

 were more black residents , including black women of reproductive age . We went to the 

 reception of the obstetric ward and waited for black women to appear . Those who did , we 

 invited them to a conversation about racism x obstetric violence , trying to understand the 

 how much she knew about it , and involving her in storytelling .        Insight 

 We were successful in getting the attention of these women , perhaps precisely 

 because they identified with us , black women . We noticed that most of these women did not 

 know where to report if they were victims of racism and obstetric violence , and many had 

 already suffered violence and racism but had not realized it , thought it was normal . However , 

 some women did not accept the booklets and said they already knew the subject , or were 

 late for the medical consultation . But in general , we were successful in the goal .       Approach 

 In a final analysis , I can see some mistakes we made . As our goal was to empower 

 as many black women as possible about how obstetric violence can be linked by racism , we 

 should have ensured that the women who said they knew the subject really did , perhaps by 

 asking them some specific questions , just to make sure they knew . And those who said they 

 were late , we could have waited for them to finish the consultation so we could talk to her . 

 Every health system has its problems , racism in Brazil is real , and it is present even 

 where it should be synonymous with health , love , healthy and loving people . But that is not 

 the reality . Even though the majority are black in the country , black women still suffer from 

 their color , and still at a special moment like the birth of a child or a simple gynecological 

 consultation . 

 We are happy to have been able to apply storytelling to involve these women , finding 

 common points in our stories , and bringing them into a world and information , knowledge 

 and empowerment . When we applied this , we did n't know it was a type of DESIGN 

 THINKING , but now we see , how design thinking is present in everything we did with these 

 women .
### Output: 