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Being born and living in a country with an armed conflict means that it is part of life. Colombia has gone through cycles of violence of more than 50 years. With the signing of the Peace Agreement in 2016, a legal framework was generated to initiate a post-conflict period in which reconciliation is presented as a challenge. This is due to the recognition of how each person has understood and lived such reality. Using drawing, writing, and group conversation, it was investigated what it has been like for six Bogota residents to experience the conflict. The meeting became a small class of collective history, in which a call to wake up and recognize the privileges of each person; to assume responsibilities and to continue talking to heal, to forgive and not be indifferent was identified. Alternatives and contributions to the construction of peace in the country can be built from the knowledge of occupational therapies.

Algunas reflexiones bogotanas sobre el conflicto armado colombiano