O que se movimenta quando o movimento indígena estudantil se movimenta: uma etnografia de resistências e movimentos

Abstract

This dissertation is part of what happened after my encounter with the indigenous student movement and how, from there, invitations and alliances emerged and led me to larger movements, where I was able to observe/learn/listen/feel other ways of doing politics. Built from three field entries, in a space-time that encompasses the years 2022 and 2023, this research has as its field the IX National Meeting of Indigenous Students in July 2022, in Campinas, São Paulo; the 19th Terra Livre Camp in April 2023 and the vote on the legal thesis of the time frame, on June 7, 2023, both in Brasília. The central theme of the dissertation is organized around indigenous movements, following the way of doing politics from the indigenous student movement and how it has been important in sustaining the struggle in spaces such as Acampamento Terra Livre and in key situations such as the Vote for Timeframe.