The present work aims to examine feminist and feminine practices, special, those present in a education focusing on the process of political empowerment of women, the Life Line, widely used in the fighting of the eighty´s for reproductive rights and, more specifically, for the institution of the Integral Assistance Program to Women's Health. This practice, propagated in Brazil, sets the second feminist wave, stimulating the feminine prominence, fostering the awareness and stablishing fighting orientations for the desired changes. Therefore, this work presents a study based on the Santa Rosa Health Center, in Niterói (RJ), since 1984.
Women; Comprehensive health care; Feminism