O grupo de mulheres do PE Conceição: o trabalho, a geração de renda e a autonomia

Abstract

This work is a historical experiences of the Solidarity Economy and the organization of workers to collective production existing in Brazil since the colonial Brazil until today, with the first experiments on Solidarity with this nomenclature. She is also a synopsis of some conceptions of the Solidarity Economy in use today, some of them contradicting each other, and focus the debate on women and the Solidarity Economy and the main points that other perspectives exist for the existing economy. This also brings the Participation of Women in Society, discussing the origin of gender oppression within a historical materialist logic, right after focusing on the participation of women in agrarian reform and the MST, as an experience of more advanced towards policies affirmative spaces for female participation in decisionmaking of social movements. Shortly thereafter discusses women in Solidarity Economy, with a prospect of liberation and construction of female autonomy. Seeks to differentiate between the Solidarity Economy and Solidarity Economy and Feminist and justify the importance of the latter to the advancement of gender relations. Finally, it makes a case study of the group of women who gave birth to the bakery management and New Horizons in the settlement Conception Tupanciretã municipality. The research proposes to study the strengths and weaknesses of the group and the relationship between the bakery "New Horizons" and the Regional Agrarian Reform Cooperative Mother Earth (Coperterra) is one of the main strongholds for the existing group, because women are not isolated in a group of six people, are an arm of a cooperative that now has over 200 members. Although the whole process, the great challenge for the next period is the group to keep the internal organization of the organic and rescue, which has somehow been forgotten a bit depending on production demands imposed.