Movimento de mulheres camponesas: lutas e conquistas no reconhecimento da cidadania, direitos e emancipação das mulheres do campo, das florestas e das águas

Abstract

This course conclusion work presents the study on the role of self-organization and collective struggle of peasant women through the Movement of Peasant Women (MMC) for the formulation and constitution of the right to rural welfare for rural women workers. And how this articulation and meeting of peasant women from all over Brazil in the struggle for rural social security leads to a strengthening and expansion of the autonomous organization of women for the constitution of a feminist movement of national character of peasant women. Reinforcing the perspective that organization and collective struggle are central elements in the achievement of women's rights, and for peasant women, specifically the right to rural social security. We begin with a historical tour of the construction and strengthening of the autonomous movement of peasant women since the 1980s, then we present the definition, the beneficiaries, the form of contribution and the funding source for rural social security and, finally, from the voice of women leaders participating in this process of struggle, we present the importance and transformation in the lives of women, communities and the movement with rural women's access to the right to rural welfare.