Summary
The Comitê de Mulheres of the Asociación Campesina de Inzá Tierradentro (Cauca, Colombia) exemplifies decolonial feminist resistance through its territorial defense and community-building efforts. This study highlights how their dynamics challenge hegemonic colonial discourses by fostering autonomous, popular models that empower subaltern subjectivities. Using a decolonial feminist lens, the research interprets the committee's role in reconstructing social fabric and strengthening communal autonomy, offering an alternative to traditional power structures. The approach combines critical analysis with ethnographic insights, emphasizing grassroots agency in reshaping knowledge and being.
Citation
Diaz, J. Y. C., & Garcia, J. Z. (2020). Mujeres campesinas de Inzá- Tierradentro, Cauca: una mirada desde los feminismos decoloniales. Revista Em Pauta, 19(47). https://doi.org/10.12957/rep.2021.56084