Candidata a Doctora del Posgrado en Estudios e Intervención Feminista del Cesmeca-Unicach. México.
This presentation aims to account for the experience of research and intervention developed with a group of indigenous household workers from the Altos de Chiapas, based on methodologies associated with black and anti -racist feminist popular education. First, I present the theoretical-political foundations of black feminism, anti-racist and decolonial of those I resumed to design and propose this process of anti-racist feminist intervention. Secondly, I will share a series of reflections on the complexities of carrying out a process of anti -racist feminist intervention with indigenous women, in relation to what it implies being a racialized, black and foreign researcher, in the world of the Mexican Academy. Finally, I will present some conclusions about the contributions that this process can make to the processes of decolonization of knowledge, the academy and in particular, of feminist research-intervention.
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