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This essay analyzes testimonies by women survivors of the armed conflict in the Colombian Northern Coastal region, Montes de Maria. It discusses symbolic repertories of memory that members of the Mampujan women association have developed against forced displacement and the process of return, as well as the role that women have been playing as survivors of the Colombian armed conflict. Interviews were conducted with two women of African descent in the community of Mampujan, between June and July 2016. Testimonials focused on the history of the community of violence and forced displacement, through oral stories and tapestries as symbolic repertoires of memory. Finally, several of the memory repertoires worked by the Collective of Mujeres Tejiendo Suenos y Sabores de Mampujan are exposed as a methodological contribution to the critical and rigorous understanding of traumatic past in building collective memory for peace and reconciliation.

Testimonios y repertorios de memoria de Mujeres Tejiendo Sueños y Sabores de Paz de Mampuján