Raíces femeninas, voces que resisten: audiogaleria con mujeres de El Tambo, Cauca

Abstract

This project documents the voices and experiences of women from El Tambo, recognizing them as key agents in the reconstruction of the social fabric in the post-conflict context. Through fieldwork, testimonies, photographic records, and audio materials were collected, allowing the identification of community initiatives and processes of women’s participation in the territory. As a result, an audiogallery was developed and presented through an interactive virtual museum that integrates photographic and audio narratives, offering an immersive user experience. This format represents an innovation in journalistic storytelling by combining digital tools with social memory. The project highlights the importance of making women’s roles in peacebuilding visible and emphasizes the need to strengthen spaces for representation and participation, contributing to greater awareness of their impact on community processes.