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In this paper I propose to understand agencement processes within Stop Repression Granada, a collective group I belong to, as a resistance to power and as a construction of a project of one's own. Using anthropologist Sherry Ortner's proposal, I develop a notion of agency that does not refer to an individual actor, but to groups that question domination within their contexts, disclose their contradictions and aspire to a social change. In order to understand our group as an agencement process, I analyze two collective experiences: one on resistance to power —the struggle against "Black Lists"—, and another on the construction of a project of one's own —the "Feminisms Seminar"—. The autoethnography method employed has allowed me to delve not only into the relationship between vulnerability and collective agencements, but equally into my vulnerable condition as an academic researcher who studies a group she belongs to. From the analysis of our own experience I propose that both notions —vulnerability and agency— converge more than they diverge. Therefore, the aim should not be to overcome vulnerabilities but to accept them completely, as a way to "be together" and "do things together".

Procesos de agenciamiento junto a Stop Represión Granada y un ejercicio de autoetnografía vulnerable