Mulheres, narrativas, grafias e memórias: uma etnografia do Grupo Cidadania e Vida.

Abstract

This study aims to be a study of the Citizenship and Life Group, located in the city of Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sull. The group is a solidarity economy enterprise located in the beach neighborhood of Pelotas - in the funds of the Holy Family Catholic Community, which seeks productive inclusion and engagement in living spaces, through the production and marketing of environmentally friendly kitchen soaps and soaps. They are part of the group, women in social vulnerability, mostly black, of varied age group and who live in suburban neighborhoods of the city. In this context, with discussions on the intersectionality between race, class and gender and studies on identity from black feminists and decolonial authors, ethnography addresses through the ethnographic method - the history and trajectory of the Citizenship and Life Group from its inception to the present day and discusses, especially, the life history of its former coordinator - Dona Ana.