Memory is a powerful tool for encouraging listening, dialogue, and the collective building of societies free from violence. Collective memories of the painful events our country has experienced will only transcend and become the seeds of peaceful societies when they are the subject of intergenerational, intercultural, and interdisciplinary analysis and discussion; when together we find the paths to non-repetition.

Then, the women and men who have witnessed and survived the cruelest moments of the Internal Armed Conflict, who have had to silently bear their history and testimony for so many years, will be able to feel the peace of mind that there is a new generation that will carry on their legacy, that will not forget their pain or their teachings, that will be committed to the search for Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-Repetition.