This text is an essay of several ideas that arise from research and direct action work with youth and communities where young people live, on strategies in development to confront adultcentrism and try to build alternatives in order to overcome it. In this text I call those dynamics dismantling adultcentrism.
Based on three plans of action, he reflected on clues for its dismantling as a power structure that has consolidated a social order; to build new epistemologies from popular youth; to anticipate relationships between generations in pursuit of solidarity and generational justice
