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Molano Backpack

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Author: Gladys Jimeno Santoyo | Co-authors: Claudia Milena Hernández, Marcelo Molano Jimeno, Alejandra Salazar Molano | Edition: Gladys Jimeno Santoyo, Alejandra Salazar | Style correction: Adriana Camacho Castaño | Design and layout: Diana Paola Echeverría | Cover photo: Julián Roldán | Collaborating team: Saúl Franco, Deisy Arrubla, Fernando Cruz-Artunduaga, Ricardo Villamarín, Luz Tatiana Gómez, Oscar Arango, Nora Elena Vélez, Yoliz Correa, Carlos Julio Carvajal, Jamal Felipe Granja, Andrea Neira, María Fernanda Gómez, Estefanía Ciro, Salome Gómez, Dora Lancheros, Sonia Londoño, Leonardo Merchán | Published by: Fundación Alfredo Molano Bravo | Supported by: ProPaz II Program of GIZ and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) of Germany | ISBN: 978-628-95380-1-4.

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The document “The Backpack of Molano” is a pedagogical tool inspired by the life and work of sociologist and journalist Alfredo Molano Bravo, as well as the methodology used by the Truth Commission (CEV) in Colombia. Its purpose is to serve as a guide for teaching, research, and knowledge building on the memory of the armed conflict, promoting dialogue between academia, communities, and social organizations.

Key content:

•Conceptualization: Explains the purpose of the document, its intended audience, and an approach to the methodology of Alfredo Molano Bravo.

•Pedagogical and methodological guide: Presents recommendations for implementing Molano’s method in education, including differentiated approaches and teaching strategies.

•Teaching tools: Includes matrices of relationships between Molano’s texts and the Final Report of the Truth Commission, promoting the use of oral and written narratives for clarifying the conflict.

•Differentiated approaches: Addresses gender, ethnicity, and territory as key elements in the reconstruction of memory and the prevention of recurrence.

The publication emphasizes the importance of active listening, first-person narrative, and the relationship between territory and identity, offering an accessible methodology for those working in peacebuilding and historical memory in Colombia.

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