KNOWLEDGE AND EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES EMERGING FROM THE STRUGGLE OF QUILOMBOLAS BLACK WOMEN IN THE AMAZON: AN ANALYSIS OF THE TUCANDEIRAS MOVEMENT OF JAMBUAÇU - MOJU/PA
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i3.72096Abstract
This article is based on a master's research in education, which analyzed the process of struggle of quilombola black women for the recognition and affirmation of the quilombola territory of Jambuaçu (MOJU/PA). To this end, it centralizes on the trajectory of struggle of the Tucandeiras Movement, focusing on their knowledge and educational processes emerging from this struggle. With this, we aim to highlight the knowledge and educational processes rooted and built in this trajectory of struggle of the movement, pointing to the existence of other epistemes, pedagogies and sociabilities in the Amazon. Thus, as a result, it is possible to identify, in the struggle of these women, knowledge and educational processes that reveal a decolonial pedagogy. This research is based on a qualitative approach, emphasizing the narrative of these women about their trajectory of struggle for the recognition and affirmation of their rights to the quilombola territory.
KEYWORDS: Knowledge. Educational Processes. Quilombola Black Women. Amazon.
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