Resumo:
Domestic violence is a problem analyzed, predominantly, from a female point of view.
However, the seriousness, complexity and interdisciplinarity that involve the theme require
much more effort to search for resources, from all scientific areas, to reduce the occurrence of
the phenomenon that sustains a culture built and structured upon a socioeconomic model based
on patriarchy, racism and inequality. As it is not a problem limited to the domestic and family
scope, but a society formed and built upon a culture of violence, the present study seeks to get
to know the context of domestic and family violence against women in the city of Itajubá, and
to understand what is necessary to create technology to combat that violence, based not only on
the female perspective, but also on the male point of view, from interviews carried out in the
city of Itajubá, with 10 (ten) male perpetrators of violence and 30 (thirty) female accusers, in
the year of 2022 and 2023, as well as the technologies and devices developed to combat
domestic violence which can be used to increase access to the network for tackling and
preventing domestic violence. The research is characterized as a qualitative and quantitative
study with an exploratory objective, being divided into 4 stages: (1) bibliographical research to
establish the concepts used in the work regarding violence, domestic violence and technologies;
(2) data collection with the Military Police, reporting channels to combat the problem through
a quantitative method and technologies available in selected studies with the CAPES database,
INPI and smartphone app stores; (3) application of a questionnaire to the reflective group of
male perpetrators of violence, in the context of Itajubá, based on a study developed by Beiras
et al. (2021), in order to verify compliance with the listed guidelines and recommendations and
(4) conduction of a semi-structured interview, with open-ended questions based on the work of
bell hooks (2020) who investigated and evaluated the perception of 10 (ten) male perpetrators
of violence about their reality and the context of violence and with 30 (thirty) female
victims/accusers, who described their perception about the phenomenon and about the
technologies they know to prevent and combat domestic violence. As for the logical reasoning
adopted throughout the work, the dialectical method was used, resulting from the process of
debate, discussion and argumentation of the problem, with an interdisciplinary approach, in
order to determine the social context on the relations of power between men and women, where
consequences related to the practice of violence against women allowed new technological
possibilities, with active partners in the area, which can expand access to information and to
existing public policies.