Caminhadas indígenas, quilombolas e afro-diaspóricas: mobilizando as políticas culturais e a produção do conhecimento por narrativas plurais da História (1988-2020)

Cultural policies and knowledge production serve as powerful tools for decolonization, enabling marginalized Indigenous and Afro-diasporic communities to reclaim their narratives, demand rights, and challenge historical silencing. This study demonstrates that such strategies can transform heritage discourse, as seen in the recognition of Tava (Guarani) and Quilombola agricultural systems in Brazil. By analyzing institutional interactions and knowledge systems, it reveals how these processes intersect with broader heritage policies, including UNESCO-listed sites like the Jesuit Missions of the Guaranis. The research highlights the potential for plural narratives to reshape cultural production, offering a model for overcoming colonial legacies.

Ribeiro, D. W. A. Caminhadas indígenas, quilombolas e afro-diaspóricas: mobilizando as políticas culturais e a produção do conhecimento por narrativas plurais da História (1988-2020). https://doi.org/10.11606/t.8.2021.tde-27072021-200657