Memoria Narrativa Del Colectivo Popular Terranova (2017-2018-2019) Una aproximación desde la sociología visual

Abstract

This work responds to the systematization of the experience of the Terranova Collective and the community of the La Acacia neighborhood, located in the town of Ciudad Bolívar, Bogotá. To contribute to the construction of the narrative memory of the process and how, through the actions that have been developed, the changes and transformations that have been generated in the territory between the years 2017, 2018 and 2019 are evidenced. From this point on, the methodological design proposes the use of tools such as photography and interviews to understand and analyze the stories of the actors based on their experiences. The changes in the neighborhood have configured new senses of belonging and identities that adapt to the recovery of common spaces, thereby recognizing the importance of collective and community action. The reflections that are raised highlight the fundamental role of grassroots groups in marginalized and vulnerable contexts. As well as the role of the inhabitants, insofar as they recognize themselves as political subjects and appropriate the processes, thus achieving their continuity over time. This constituting new ways of inhabiting the territory