| Sumario: | This article is based on the premise that trust emerges and is shown to the world as an act. This act is simultaneously given and read contextually, which implies that trust requires regularity so that the act itself obtains results; therefore, confidence is generated in the experience that is configured in the correlation between human beings; as a result, trust has a double role: as a motivator and as an implicator in others. Based on an ontological understanding of trust, the article illustrates the way in which this is a pilar for democracy and civic education and its relevance in contexts of formation for peace. Finally, the text exposes some elements of the ideas raised by the pedagogy of trust and the pedagogies of alterity that integrate trust as an epistemological foundation of them, with the intention of reflecting on: the repositioning of practice, pedagogical knowledge, and the importance of didactics under critical and intercultural practices
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