Articles and Translations

A Journey with Young People into Balat’s Multi-Layered Memory

Louis Bickford

Restorative Justice Interviews (4): Justice, truth and the power of storytelling

Kolombiya, Meksika ve geçiş dönemi adaletinin dönüşümü

Restorative Justice Interviews (2): Colombia, Mexico and the transformation of transitional justice

Iran 3037

Reclaiming the memory of dictatorship in Chile (4): Iran 3037

Structural dimensions of injustice and restorative dialogue

Restorative Justice Interviews (1): Structural dimensions of injustice and restorative dialogue

Posters on the wall of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights during our visit in January 2024.

Museum of Memory and Human Rights (2): Museum as a learning space

Hafıza ve İnsan Hakları Müzesi'nin girişi

Museum of Memory and Human Rights (1): Chile's national memory institution

The memorial located in the Villa Grimaldi garden reads “El olvido está lleno de memoria / Oblivion is full of memory.”

Reclaiming the memory of dictatorship in Chile (3): Villa Grimaldi

Casa Memoria José Domingo Cañas

Reclaiming the memory of dictatorship in Chile (2): Casa Memoria José Domingo Cañas

this photograph from 1980 shows a banner reading “Aquí fueron torturados los 119 / 119 people were tortured here” hung on the building that was used as O’Higgins Institute for Military Research at the time.

Reclaiming the memory of dictatorship in Chile (1): Londres 38

Different arpilleras are seen hanging, exhibited as part of an exhibition organized at the Memory and Human Rights Museum’s (MMDH) front yard in Santiago.

Embroidery as a political tool: The empowering role of arpilleras for Chilean women

Re-Opening Civic Spaces in Times of Covid-19

Re-Opening Civic Spaces in Times of Covid-19