A Agroecologia e a Marcha das Margaridas
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33240/rba.v15i5.23043Keywords:
Agroecological Transition, Women’s movement, FeminismAbstract
The Marcha das Margaridas is a mobilization of rural women which has been celebrated in Brazil since 2000 and has incorporated the Agroecology agenda through a reflection on its conceptual development both in Brazil and the world. The concept went from a more theoretical and technical one to being more systemic, being characterized as a science, a movement and a practice which incorporates new themes by converging and sharing knowledge. Dialogue with the feminist movement strengthened while the Brazilian agroecological movement was being organized, and the motto “Without feminism there is no Agroecology” gained strength and centrality. This paper analyzes the historical contribution of women in this theme, as their struggles were fundamental to the construction and reframing of Agroecology. Through theoretical and documentary analysis, as well as interviews, we concluded that each edition of the March led to conceptual changes which were supported by the visibility of the economic and political contribution of rural women and their struggle against patriarchy.
Downloads
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
Copyright Notice
The copyright of articles published in this journal remains with the authors, with first publication rights for the journal.
License
When published in this open access journal, licensed through CC BY 4.0, articles are distributed free of charge and can be shared and adapted for any purpose, including commercial. As attribution of use, the license requires that due credit be given, with a link to the license and indication of changes. This does not mean that the licensor endorses the use of the information in the article, or the person who used this information. It also implies the impossibility of applying legal or technological measures that restrict the use of the information by third parties.
