Circuito Carioca de Feiras Orgânicas:agroecologia, ativismo digital e segurança alimentar no Rio de Janeiro

This article describes everyday life communication practices by the agroecological movement in the Rio de Janeiro Metropolitan Region. It presents an overview of urban agriculture in Rio de Janeiro, describes the processes of forming short circuits, and follows the adoption of new repertoiresof communicative action, identified in mediated mobilization. Its objective is to understand how this network of movements has promoted citizenship and sustainability through communication and consumption. Methodologically, this is a participatory action research carried out with agroecological social movements in the second largest city in the country. It is concluded that local knowledge, by combining media and everyday life, is capable of promoting conscious consumption, food security, collective health, citizenship, and sustainability in Rio de Janeiro.