TICs, Raça, Mulheres e Territórios

o podcast Ondas da Resistência como ocupação das plataformas digitais em uma perspectiva interseccional

Abstract

This article seeks to analyze the podcast Ondas da Resistência, a two-season program produced by black women from traditional peoples and communities in Brazil, in the face of the violation of the rights of their territories through environmental crimes and the COVID-19 pandemic, in the period 2020 and 2021. Two research studies contributed to the conception of the project, they were: Silenced Voices and Free Territories, Free Technologies, both coordinated by the collective Intervozes and a front of rural movements, Traditional Peoples and Communities and Community Communication. The production is recognized as a community communication initiative, intersectional (Crenshaw, 2002), elaborated in the context of strategies to vindicate the right to territory and communication as human rights. The lived experience of black, indigenous, and traditional women in their territories guided the conception, production, and distribution of the audio content. Principles such as those of matricomunidades (Ribeiro, 2020), biointeração (Bispo, 2015), ancestral technologies and territories as a space for a living (Santos, 2001) were called to build alliances and plan the occupation of digital platforms (Srnicek, 2017) recognizing their limits of business models, infrastructures and acting at the frontier to build alternatives to combat racism and sexism in the intersections of digital and ancestral territories.