Memoria del pasado reciente de mujeres en territorios de posacuerdo: Subordinaciones y resistencias

Abstract

This research sought to interpret the narratives in the memories of the recent past of women in post-agreement territories, in the municipality of Vista Hermosa, Meta. In this context, the research was carried out with the support of the In-Ju Huellas Foundation and the Llanos Salud IPS Foundation, making it possible to link with the community in educational scenarios, as well as the spaces to develop pedagogical workshops with the participating women. For this research, we sought to investigate the memory of the recent past with a gender approach, based on two specific objectives: i) to identify the gender roles and stereotypes that shape the narratives of women's memories of the recent past in the context of the armed conflict; ii) to understand the memories of women in post-agreement territories triggered by Gender-Based Violence (GBV), investigating the systems of subordination that singularly affect women, with the implication of the resistances expressed and agency by women in the territory.