Takiná - Organização de Mulheres Indígenas do Estado de Mato Grosso: histórico, desafios e perspectivas
The research developed focused on the first indigenous women's organization, created in 2009, in the state of Mato Grosso, called Takiná, composed of more than one hundred women from 43 ethnic groups and divided into seven regions. The theme of the master's thesis is the organization and m...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | The research developed focused on the first indigenous women's organization, created in 2009, in the state of Mato Grosso, called Takiná, composed of more than one hundred women from 43 ethnic groups and divided into seven regions. The theme of the master's thesis is the organization and management adopted by indigenous women articulated to the gender issue in the indigenous social organization studied. The investigation is about the creation process, its history, problems, and management, bringing problematizations and pointing out the difficulties that indigenous women face. This involves the gender issue itself, the relations with the government, the incidence on public policies, and the relations with third sector actors in this context. The methodology used has an ethnographic approach with the association, located in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, through participant observation during meetings and gatherings in which the women were present, using semi-directed or open interviews with the associates, in addition to documentary and bibliographic research. The theoretical reflection enables a debate that poses questions about the indigenous and gender movement concerning indigenous women, as well as the debate about social management and indigenous rights. With this, the main motivations that the women had in creating the state indigenous organization are identified, reflecting on the forms that they use to confront and fight for their rights in an unfavorable political context. The research is also dedicated to understanding the main demands and difficulties in implementing public policies that serve indigenous collective rights. |
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