Rural work in Seville from the experience of women day laborers. Notes from a meeting and different voices

Abstract

This text recovers the central points of the group interview that we carried out with women affiliated to the Andalusian Union of Rural Workers of Seville (SAT) and representatives of women’s associations of the localities of Los Molares and El Coronil, on January 21, The framework of the activities of mobility of researchers of the CISEN - Center for Socioeducational Research in Northern Argentina, Faculty of Humanities, National University of Salta - in Spain, foreseen in the project Gendercit (Gender, Law and Citizenship whose coordination is in charge of the Pablo de Olavide University of Seville). The notes presented here are affirmed both in the exchange of opinions and perspectives that emerged in the meeting situation at the headquarters of the Molars SAT, as in a subsequent process of dialogue in which the content to be communicated in this review was agreed upon . The collaborative work that made this text possible as well as the call to the group interview were facilitated by the work of Sofía Vázquez Pérez, referring to the work that the SAT carries out with women in the countryside of Seville.