Feminismo comunitário: Ana da Luz Fortes do Nascimento e Janete da Veiga, mulheres kaingang do toldo chimbangue – Chapecó – SC

Abstract

This research seeks to analyze the trajectory of two Kaingang indigenous women: Ana da Luz Fortes do Nascimento, Fen'Nó and Janete da Veiga, grandmother and granddaughter from the perspective of community feminism and the methodological theoretical field of decoloniality. Fen'Nó actively participated in the struggles and demarcations at T.I Toldo Chimbangue is conceived from a documentary entitled: Fendó: Homage to a warrior, produced by Penna Filho Produções in the year 2000 and also for its representativeness after the conquest of land in its community and in Chapecoense society as a whole. Janete da Veiga, peasant and history teacher, brings her experiences from a conversation circle held in her home, thinking about her trajectory since she was a child in school, college and the knowledge that involves her family, in addition, we try to approach the different perspectives of her life: as mother, daughter, granddaughter, teacher and peasant. Thus, in addition to thinking about their individual trajectories, we seek to connect their experiences to understand how Fen'Nó legacy continues and how it is extremely important for the maintenance and strengthening of the struggles of originating peoples, especially indigenous women. The perspective of community feminism together with decoloniality comes to think about how indigenous women are inserted in the fight for the rights of their communities