Aprender el protagonismo: Enseñanzas de una experiencia de educación popular con niñeces

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06/2025
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Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento. Programa de Posgrado en Ciencias Sociales; Instituto de Desarrollo Económico y Social
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En nuestras sociedades adultocéntricas no se reconoce a las niñeces como sujetas sociales y políticas. Por eso resulta lógico que no se les enseñe ni a participar, ni a tener iniciativa, ni a organizarse para que sus voces sean escuchadas. No obstante, desde diferentes experiencias de organización popular en Latinoamérica se vienen desplegando prácticas pedagógico-políticas que promueven su protagonismo, en una búsqueda más amplia por disputar tanto los sentidos construidos como las estructuras institucionales que limitan el ejercicio de sus derechos. Una de esas experiencias es analizada en este artículo: la Asamblea REVELDE de Barrio Fátima (2014-2020), una organización de niñeces de un barrio popular de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires en Argentina. Enmarcado en una “sistematización de experiencia”, propuesta investigativa crítica construida en el encuentro entre la academia y la educación popular, este artículo busca analizar aquello que las niñeces identifican como aprendizajes de su proceso de organización. Desde las voces y perspectivas de las niñeces, el estudio ofrece una posible definición de la noción de protagonismo en cuatro dimensiones: poder subjetivo, escucha y respeto mutuo, derechos y responsabilidad, y organización.
In our adultcentric societies, children are not recognized as social and political subjects. It is therefore logical that they are neither taught to participate, nor to take the initiative, nor to organize themselves so that their voices are heard. However, from different experiences of popular organization in Latin America, pedagogical-political practices are being deployed that promote the protagonism of children, in a broader search to dispute both the constructed meanings and the institutional structures that limit the exercise of their rights. One such experience is analyzed in this article: the REVELDE Assembly of Barrio Fatima (2014-2020), an organization of children from a popular neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires in Argentina. Framed in an “experience systematization”, a critical research proposal built in the encounter between academia and popular education, this article seeks to analyze what the children identify as lessons learned from their organization process. From the voices and perspectives of the children, the study offers a possible definition of the notion of protagonism in four dimensions: subjective power, listening and mutual respect, rights and responsibility, and organization.
In our adultcentric societies, children are not recognized as social and political subjects. It is therefore logical that they are neither taught to participate, nor to take the initiative, nor to organize themselves so that their voices are heard. However, from different experiences of popular organization in Latin America, pedagogical-political practices are being deployed that promote the protagonism of children, in a broader search to dispute both the constructed meanings and the institutional structures that limit the exercise of their rights. One such experience is analyzed in this article: the REVELDE Assembly of Barrio Fatima (2014-2020), an organization of children from a popular neighborhood of the City of Buenos Aires in Argentina. Framed in an “experience systematization”, a critical research proposal built in the encounter between academia and popular education, this article seeks to analyze what the children identify as lessons learned from their organization process. From the voices and perspectives of the children, the study offers a possible definition of the notion of protagonism in four dimensions: subjective power, listening and mutual respect, rights and responsibility, and organization.
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