Women and Territories: Strategies of Resistance to Structures that Generate Conditions of Social Exclusion

The article seeks to study in depth the resistance strategies developed by the Territorial Assemblies of Women, facing the conditions of social exclusion that they live. For this, a qualitative analysis of 8 interviews was carried out. It is concluded that they identify capitalism and patriarchy as structures of domination against which they carry out resistance strategies from a feminist class position related to the collectivization of reproductive work, a use of public space that stresses gender mandates around issues as sexuality and the importance of community to break with the exclusion of women as a community.