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Dialogue with Transitional Justice institutions in Colombia (from the left to the right) patricia Linares (president of the Special Jurisdicción for Peace, Colombia), Martha Nubia Bello (Colombia, moderator), Luz Marina Monzón (director of the Unity of Search of Disappeared people, Colombia)
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Panel about Transformative Memory during the public event (from the left to the right) Martha Nubia Bello (Colombia, moderator), Patricia Tobón Yagarí (Commissioner in the Colombian Truth Commission), Aimeé Craft (Canadá, Anishinaabe, Asisstant Profesor in the University of Ottawa) and Kamari M. Clarke (Profesor in the university of Carleton, Canadá)
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Visita a San Basilio de Palenque Participants of the exchange in photo with local dancers in San Basilio de Palenque
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Benkos Biohó Statue Benkos Biohó (enslaved who fled from a farm and created San Basilio) statue.
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Visiting Casa Museo of San Basilio de Palenque Paolo Vignolo looking at press material exhibited at Casa Museo of San Basilio de Palenque
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Resistance and Rituality of San Basilio de Palenque House where San Basilio's inhabitants present medicinal plants and its uses.
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Presentación en San Basilio de Palenque Evelyn Amony (right), from Uganda, tells her experience of human right's work in presentation in San Basilio de Palenque. By her side, Docus Atyeno makes the translation to English. In the left, member of the communication colective Kucha Suto, from San Basilio de Palenque
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The Tree of Life at the Mochuelo Museum Tree with names of victims of the armed conflict in Colombia, in the travel Museum El Mochuelo.
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Musical Group of 'Gaiteros' In San Jacinto Musical group of 'gaiteros' (bagpipers) during presentation in the travel museum El Mochuelo
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Visiting El Salado, No. 1 Dialogue between participants of Transformative Memory Exchange and the community of El Salado
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Acknowledgement to Local Leaders of El Salado, No. 1 Jhon Jairo Medina Ponce (participant of Transformative Memory Exchange and member of El Salado Community) gives acknowledgements to local leaders of the village
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Intercambio con Echembelek, grupo musical de mujeres afro desplazadas en Bogotá, No. 1 Seen seated here are (L-R) Erin Baines, Boniface Ojok, Aimeé Craft, Pilar Riaño, Evelyn Amony, Echembelek members.
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Jeff Korondo and Pilar Riaño, Universidad Nacional Jeff Korondo presents his work in Music for Peace (Uganda) to Transformative Memory participants and Echembelek members. Pilar Riaño makes the translation
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Compartiendo con Echembelek, No. 1 Transformative Memory participants and Echembelek members share through music and dance, at Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
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Baile durante intercambio con Echembelek Evelyn Amony and Alba Nelly Mina, Echembelek member
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Site Visit: Lukodi Young Dancers from Lukodi lead exchange participants from the memorial to the town
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Site Visit in Lukodi: Community Dialogue Docus Atenyo and community leader speak to community members and exchange participants during the community dialogue at Lukodi.
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Exchange with Women Advocacy Network: WAN's Chair Evelyn Amony surrounded by the women of WAN speaks to women and exchange participants. Docus Atenyo is interpreting.
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Exchange with Women Advocacy Network, No. 1 Women from WAN perform a welcome dance. Visitors sitting down.
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Site Visit - Exchange with Women Advocacy Network Women from WAN perform a welcome dance