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espanolEste documento presenta resultados de la investigacion sobre la con-formacion de colectivas feministas de estudiantes universitarias en Mexico, surgidas desde 2014 con el fin de denunciar y exigir a las autoridades universitarias la atencion a casos de violencia y acoso en sus centros de estudio. La hipotesis que guia este trabajo sostiene que estas organizaciones de feministas jovenes forman parte de los nuevos activismos surgidos en America Latina que confrontan la violencia estructural contra las mujeres, pero a la vez presentan caracteristicas particulares producto de los procesos de transformacion en el ambito de la educacion superior, en lo que denomino el doble anclaje de los procesos de institucionalizacion de la perspectiva de genero en las uni-versidades. Como agrupaciones contenciosas, son susceptibles de ser analizadas desde el enfoque de los movimientos sociales, con especial enfasis en la relacion que construyen con actores sociales e institucio-nes, lo novedoso de sus procesos de organizacion interna y su posi-cionamiento como actores politicos centrales en el escenario actual de protesta feminista a nivel global. EnglishThis document presents results of the research on the conformation of feminist collectives of university students in Mexico that emerged since 2014 in order to denounce and demand attention to the uni-versity authorities to cases of violence and harassment in their study centers. The hypothesis that guides this work holds that these organi-zations of young feminists are part of the new activisms that emerged in Latin America confronting structural violence against women, but at the same time, they present particular characteristics as a result of the transformation processes in the field of university education, in what I call the double anchoring of the processes of institutionalization of gender perspective in universities. As adversary groups, they are likely to be analyzed from the perspective of social movements, with special emphasis on the relationship they build with social actors and insti-tutions, the novelty of their processes of internal organization and their positioning as central political actors in the current scenario of feminist protest at a global level.
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