ABSTRACT
In Brazil, during the COViD-19 pandemic, the deepening of the issue of serious food insecurity and violence against women became one of the main impacts enhanced by the stance adopted by the government of Jair Messias Bolsonaro. In view of this, different subjects, organized into socio-territorial movements in the countryside and in the city, carried out resistance actions to mitigate these problems, with solidarity as a nucleating element. This work analyzes the actions of peasant women in food donation campaigns based on the paradigmatic debate, through bibliographic surveys, systematization of quantitative data and interviews. Women are at the center of actions aimed at the campaigns, characterized by the diversity of identities of the participating subjects, with donations of lunch-boxes, baskets, hygiene/cleaning products, etc. Such actions are based on the Paradigm of the Agrarian Question, as they seek to overcome the structural problems of capital and propose socio-territorial changes for a new model of society, based on social justice and the promotion of popular agrarian reform.