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Abstract

In this work I focus on understanding the movement of CSOs in the context of the pandemic, what processes of the crisis they carry out and what positions and strategies they build in the territory in the face of the social, economic, political and cultural dimensions of the pandemic context. How they redefine their objectives, their practices, their resistances and demands. 
On this general problem, I advance in a process of problematization that addresses different dimensions  referring to the processes of territorial construction of social organizations in the context of the pandemic,  disputes, conflicts and emerging proposals. I locate the analysis of social organizations as a situated process, dynamically and dialectically inscribed in social relations, which condition and limit it, but at the same time enable possibilities of resistance and transformation of the realities in which they are inscribed. Understanding these dialectics questions dichotomous, simplistic, static, and reductionist categories of social organizations.
The emergence of territorial social organizations in the city, especially since December 2001, has undoubtedly rethought the political and social scene at the local level. In other works we have made this universe visible, its historical construction, the meanings and tensions it contains. It is from these research results that I would like to problematize and make visible the dynamics of the relational framework of social organizations in the context of the pandemic, its politicization processes, the processes of demand, negotiation and  incidence at the level of social policy.