Dona Josefa Ferreira Pataxó: memórias da luta e resistência dos povos indígenas do Nordeste: caderno de atividades

Abstract

Pedagogical activity notebook developed for the curricular component ACCS 2023.1 - Memories of the Struggle and Resistance of the Indigenous Peoples of the Northeast, at the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), Brazil. The material focuses on the trajectory of the leader Dona Josefa Ferreira Pataxó, the first woman to lead the struggle for the demarcation of the Pataxó territory of Barra Velha, in the far south of Bahia. Its main objective is to disseminate indigenous knowledge, especially that of the Pataxó People, within the university, promoting a connection between this knowledge and academic training. The notebook contains biographical and historical texts, maps, information about the Patxôhã language, profiles of other indigenous leaders, and a series of activities (questionnaires, writing exercises, concept association) based on post-constructivist learning theories, aiming at scientific literacy and critical reflection on territorial rights, identity, cultural resistance, and the protagonism of indigenous women.