Narratives "in opposition" of rural children amid the COVID-19 pandemic

This text brings the results of an investigation about the political and creative place of childhood as a decolonial movement of struggle and resistance affirmed in the narratives of peasant children during the pandemic. The political participation of rural children is presented through storytelling in a live broadcast by Radio Camponesa FM 96.7. The theoretical dialogue was carried out through works by Catherine Walsh, Moacir Gadotti, and Walter Benjamin. In this context, the acknowledgment of a decolonial pedagogy emerges in the face of economic, political, health, and social crisis in Brazil as opposed to market logic.