Paths of Intercultural Community accompaniment of the URACCAN in the Mayangna indigenous people

Abstract

This cultivation and nurturing of wisdom and knowledge (CCRISAC) aims to carry out an in-depth analysis of the implementation of actions in favor of the people for the good life and effective exercise of their rights emanating from the national, regional and international legal framework.

The CCRISAC that is presented arises from the need expressed by the indigenous territories and communities to face the realities in terms of rights and development with identity for good living.  Likewise, the doctoral program with its line of research “Intercultural higher education, community support for good living” offers an opportunity to seek more efficient support alternatives for territories and communities.  The study is focused on the Mayangna people of Nicaragua, who have a very extensive history of resistance and survival in the face of different adversities that English colonization and neo-colonization have been causing to this day.

The CCRISAC proposal is aimed at fulfilling the purpose of carrying out an analysis of the paths of intercultural community support of the URACCAN, which leads to a good life for the Mayangna people of the Sauni As territory.

To respond to this purpose, a methodological discussion has been developed around the CRISSAC paradigm with methodological pluralism, in this sense, forms and spaces for raising wisdom and knowledge are used, such as: the dialogue of Knowledge, conversation and strategic tracking.

This article will focus on the construction of the state of the art from the form of cultivation and breeding of the conversation with which it seeks to give rise to the purposes of CRISSAC.