Banca de DEFESA: SUELI ORO MON DOS SANTOS

Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
STUDENT : SUELI ORO MON DOS SANTOS
DATE: 18/09/2025
TIME: 15:30
LOCAL: Plataforma do Google Meet
TITLE:

ARIGOS IN THE 20TH CENTURY AMAZON: CULTURAL DIFFERENCES, IDENTITIES AND STORIES IN TIME AND SPACE.

KEY WORDS:

indigenous women, community feminism.

PAGES: 105
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUBÁREA: História do Brasil
SPECIALTY: História Regional do Brasil
SUMMARY:

This research stems from a desire to understand the presence of indigenous women, especially those from Rondonia, in the context of cities and communities in indigenous territories, based on social movements both within and outside the community. Within a decolonial proposal, the construction of the work was based mainly on indigenous community feminism in the observation of the participation of indigenous women in the indigenous movement, which took the form of conversation circles and indigenous mobilizations that can be found throughout the text, but especially in the last chapter. The articulation and participation of indigenous women from Rondonia, in the context of cities and indigenous communities, as well as those from Porto Velho. Contextualizing Indigenous Community Feminism: a perspective of struggle and organization of indigenous women. The body of this research is dedicated transversally to an approach to the theme of Abya Yala in the context of indigenous community feminism, delving into the reality of indigenous women. It presents qualitative data and reflections on the inclusion and participation of indigenous women in the indigenous movement, as well as the challenges they face. There are many misunderstandings about indigenous community feminism in relation to indigenous women. The presence of these women in the indigenous movement has strengthened the struggle of indigenous peoples and is gaining momentum. A reality that was far from being recognized, the movement brings the voice of indigenous women, breaking the silence. This qualitative data further corroborates the struggle of the peoples, in which indigenous women, unlike non-indigenous women, live totally different realities. They are women who, inside and outside their communities, do not give up fighting for the guarantee and defense of their rights as indigenous peoples. In this way, I seek to collaborate so that the postgraduate course in Amazonian History at the Federal University of Rondonia Foundation can improve knowledge about the historical reality of indigenous women in Rondonia. Finally, it is evident that community feminism is based on the principle of depatriarchalization, through the collective community struggle of indigenous women's “ancestral memory.”

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1275553 - LILIAN MARIA MOSER
Interna - 1847046 - VERONICA APARECIDA SILVEIRA AGUIAR
Externa ao Programa - ***.927.822-** - XÊNIA DE CASTRO BARBOSA - IFRO
Externa ao Programa - 2041775 - JULIANA ROSSATO SANTI - UNIR