Problematizing alterities for a feminist and decolonial understanding of One Health of Peripheries

Abstract In this work, we reflect on how different figures of alterity are targets marginalization and what implies in terms recognition political grammars that establish who can become a subject health. Based feminist decolonial contributions, discuss some ontological assumptions about the relationship between humans, non-humans, nature to broaden understanding One Health Peripheries. We also incorporate narratives adolescents live Jardim São Remo favela (São Paulo, SP) act as Peripheries Young Agents. dialogue with them, explore process constitutive exclusion favelas, based rhetorics do not recognize plurality collective configurations reinforce figure favelas threat public security. contrast project, bring principles reforestation confluence significant alterities multispecies justice promoted by praxis