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The Popular Solidarity Economy (EPS) is understood as an economic-political proposal that intends to recover the social and ethical sense of the economy, aiming at confronting inequalities, poverty and social exclusion. In this sense, we realized the need to build a project whose social character allowed us to understand the reality of the popular solidarity economy groups. This paper aims to report on the experiences of two extension projects, involving two cities on the South border of Rio Grande Sul, linked to the Federal University of Pampa, Campus Dom Pedrito and Jaguarao / RS. In such context, these extension projects aimed at analyzing and mapping the groups that develop EPS in the extreme South of Brazil. This qualitative study revealed four essential concepts: Education, Cultural Knowledge, Gender and Production. The production chain was seen to be distinct, mainly comprising food products and handicrafts and that these groups are predominantly constituted by middle-aged women, who pass on their knowledge through generations. The results also indicated that although not all subjects know EPS, they use the pillars of this economic practice in their everyday actions.

ECONOMIA POPULAR SOLIDÁRIA: AÇÕES EXTENSIONISTAS NO EXTREMO SUL DO BRASIL