Knowledge Exchanges: Transformative Memory International Network focuses on experiential, emplaced and embodied learning as a form of knowledge production and as an engaged research method. In the two Exchanges below, we continue working on the question of what makes memory transformative by fostering conversations with social, artistic and local movements of memory, each with a long history of political and creative work in their regions. The Exchanges provide an opportunity to learn and dialogue with representatives from a host of memory initiatives in different landscapes of memory. These groups, institutions or individuals use a variety of languages and means for their work of memory and have different histories and approaches to the questions of memory in the context of mass violence.