Audiovisual Memory Center for the Peace of Tolima: A regional laboratory
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Historical memory centers have focused on articulating the memories of all actors and populations that have been victims of one form or another of the armed conflict in Colombia. It is also about carrying out actions that contribute to their integral reparation and to the construction of a horizon that leads to the meeting on sustaining peace. It is fundamental to think about generating alternative spaces of audiovisual memory in the regions where the conflict has affected the psycho-emotional life of the victims, having as central axis activities that from the art benefit the protection of the mental health and the recognition of the capacities of resilience as essential forms of reparation.
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