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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members

Date: 2016/12/20 Initials: PR 1. SURNAME: Riaño‐Alcalá FIRST NAME: Pilar 2. DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL: School of Social Work

Faculty Fellow in Residence Liu Institute for Global Issues (2009 – 2015) Faculty Associate Liu Institute for Global Issues (2015 – present) Faculty Associate Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, (2006 – present)

3. FACULTY: Arts 4. PRESENT RANK: Professor SINCE: July 1, 2015 5. POST‐SECONDARY EDUCATION

University or Institution Degree Subject Area Dates

University of British Columbia Ph.D Anthropology 1994 – 2000

Simon Fraser University M.A Communications 1986 – 1990

York University and Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, FLACSO, Ecuador

Post Graduate Diploma

Development of Andean Domestic Markets: Nation, Region and Community

1982 ‐ 1983

National University of Colombia B.A Anthropology 1976 ‐ 1983

(a) Title of Dissertation and Name of Supervisor Dwellers of Memory. An Ethnography of Place, Memory and Violence in Medellín, Colombia Supervisor: Dr. Blanca Muratorio [PhD Dissertation nominated by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, UBC for the “Canadian Association of Graduate Studies Distinguished Dissertation Award,” 2001] 6. EMPLOYMENT RECORD (a) Prior

University, Company or Organization Rank or Title Dates

Simon Fraser University Sessional 2000

Simon Fraser University Research Assistant 2000‐2001

UBC Department of Anthropology and Sociology Sessional 2001

Pilar Riaño Research and Community Development Principal Consultant 1990 – 2003

The Hastings Institute, City of Vancouver Associate Trainer Consultant 1993 ‐ 1995

Multilingual Orientation Services Association for Immigrant Communities, (MOSAIC), Vancouver

Consultant in Community Development

1990 ‐ 1994

Center of Social Research and Popular Education (CINEP), Colombia

Associate Researcher 1980 ‐ 1987

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(b) Present

University, Hospital or Organization Rank or title Dates

University of British Columbia

University of British Columbia

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

July 2003 – July 2008

July 2008 to present

(c) Date of granting tenure at UBC: July, 2008.

7. LEAVES OF ABSENCE

University, Company Or Organization at

which Leave was taken Type of Leave Dates

National University of Colombia

Colombian Commission of Historical Memory

Sabbatical leave July 2009 to July 2010

8. TEACHING (b) Courses Taught at UBC (2010 – 2016)

Session Course Scheduled Class Hours Taught per Session

Number Hours (total)

Size Lectures Tutorials Labs Other

W2016 SOWK570k/ INDS502c

39 11 1.5 1.5

F2015/ W2016

SOWK554c 78 15 1.5 1.5

F2015/ W2016

SOWK335 78 54 1.5 1.5


39 10 1.5 1.5

F2015 SOWK440c/ 529A

39 10 1 2

F2014/ W2015

SOWK554c 78 6 1.5 1.5

F2014 SOWK440c/ 529A

39 8 1 2

F2013/ W2014

SOWK554c 78 6 1.5 1.5


39 11 1 2

W2014 SOWK654 39 4 1 2

F2013/ W2014

SOWK554c 78 11 1.5 1.5

F2012‐13 SOWK502 24 28 1.5 1.5


W2013 SOWK529A 39 8 1 2


39 13 1 2

W2012 SOWK654 39 6 1 2

W2012 SOWK570K/INDS502c

39 9 1 2

F2011‐W2012

SOWK502 24 9 1.5 1.5

F2011‐W2012

SOWK554C 78 18 1.5 1.5

S2011 SOWK529A 39 9 1 2

F2010 SOWK440 39 12 1 2

F2010‐W2011

SOWK502 24 9 1.5 1.5

F2003/ W2004

554C 78 13 1.5 1.5

(c) Graduate Students Supervised

Student Name Program Type Year Principal Committee Members

Start Finish Supervisor and Co‐supervisor(s)

Ricardo Chaparro1 PhD Social Work

2011 ABD Pilar Riaño Erin Baines Miriam Denov (Mc Gill University)

Julie Okot Bitek2 PhD Interdisciplinary Studies

2011 ABD Pilar Riaño and Erin Baines

Ashok Mathur(UBCO) Larissa Lai

Ayu Ratih PhD Interdisciplinary Studies

2014 ABD Pilar Riaño and Paige Rainbow (History)

Abidin Kusno (Environmental Studies, York University)

Francisco Gomez PhD Interdisciplinary Studies

2015 Pilar Riaño and Vanessa Oliveira Andreotti (EDST)

Carmen Miranda PhD Hispanic Studies 2011 ABD Pilar Riaño and Alessandra Santos (French, Hispanic & Italian Studies)

Kim Beauchesne (French, Hispanic & Italian Studies)

Sara Escalante PhD Community and Regional Planning

2014 ABD Leonie Sandercock Nora AngelesPilar Riaño

Beth Stewart3 PhD Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice

2009 ABD Erin Baines

Pilar Riaño Philip LeBillon

1 Recipient of Vanier Scholarship. Graduate Global leadership Scholarship. Liu PhD Scholar 2 SSHRC Doctoral Research; Liu PhD Scholar


Kate Murray PhD Social Work 2007 ABD Frank Tester Pilar Riaño Shauna Butterwick

Laura Lee4 PhD Interdisciplinary Studies

2009 2015 Pilar Riaño

Erin Baines Jeannie Shoveller Kate Shannon

Haouri Wu5 PhD Interdisciplinary Studies


Miu Yan Maged Senbel

Sheila Sengupta PhD in Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice

2012 ABD Sunera Thobani Pilar Riaño Leslie Robertson

Omer Aijazi6 PhD in Educational Studies

2011 ABD Shauna Butterwick Erin Baines Pilar Riaño

Autumn Knowlton7 PhD in Educational Studies

2011 2016 Claudia Ruitenberg Pilar Riaño Juanita Sundberg

Tamara Miskovic8 PhD in Social Work

2010 ABD Miu Chung Yan Pilar Riaño Brian O´Neill

Cavlan Erengezgin9 PhD in Geography

2010 ABD Geraldine Pratt Juanita SundbergSunera Tobani Pilar Riaño

Katherine Fobear10 PhD in Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice

2010 2016 Erin BainesLeslie Robertson

Pilar Riaño

Jan Boesten PhD Political Science 2010 2015 Max Cameron Pilar Riaño Antje Ellermann

Lara Rosenoff11 PhD Anthropology 2009 2016 Patrick Moore

Pilar Riaño Erin Baines Bill McKellin

Paola Adarve MA Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice

2013 2015 Pilar Riaño Erin Baines

Ferma Ravn MA in Social Work 2013 2015 Pilar Riaño Natalie Clark

Steve Stewart MA Interdisciplinary Studies

2012 Pilar RiañoJuanita Sundberg

Mok Escueta12 PhD Educational Studies

2005 2010 Shauna Butterwick

Pilar Riaño

3 SSHRC Doctoral Scholarship; Liu PhD Scholar 4 Vanier Scholarship; CIHR Dissemination grant; Liu PhD Scholar 5 Dissertation title: “From New town to New Home, Post‐disaster Rural Reconstruction in Sichuan, China: Memory, Participation and Government Intervention.” China Government Scholarship; Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Calgary, Social Work Central and Northern Alberta Region (Starts January, 2015)

6 SSHRC Doctoral Research; IDRC Doctoral Research Award; UN OCHA Humanitarian Research and Innovation Grant; Liu PhD Scholar

7 Doctoral Fellowship, Educational Studies; Liu PhD Scholar 8 Lillian To Scholarship 9 SSHRC Doctoral Research 10 Graduate scholarship; Liu PhD Scholar 11 Trudeau Scholarship; Liu PhD Scholar 12 Dissertation title: “Popular Education In Collective Recovery and Reconstruction From Continuing Complex Traumatic Stress: A Collaborative Psychoeducation Approach”


Sarah Koopman13 PhD Geography

2005 2012 Derek Gregory

Pilar Riaño Philippe LeBillon

Fabio Cabarcas14 PhD Interdisciplinary Studies

2005 2010 Jerry Spiegel

Pilar Riaño Annalee Yassi

Birdie Benzanson15

PhD Educational and Counselling Psychology

2003 2009 Susan James

Pilar Riaño Beth Haverkamp

Claudia Morgado16 MA ‐ Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability

2010 2012 Charles Menzies Pilar Riaño Stewart Cohen

Ettie Shurack MSW ‐ Thesis 2011 2014 Pilar Riaño

Yisrael Shurack MSW ‐ Thesis 2011 2014 Brian O’Neill Pilar Riaño

Shalom Wiebe MSW – Thesis 2011 2013 Pilar Riaño Brian O’Neill

Anna Cavouras MS.W – Thesis 2008 2011 Margaret Wright Elizabeth JonesPilar Riaño

German Arango MA in Anthropology 2010 2012 Pilar Riaño

April Arsenault MSW – Thesis 2004 2006 Pilar Riaño Richard VedanTonya Gómez

Maria Nguyen MSW – Thesis

2004 2007 Pilar Riaño Margareth WrightSashi Assanand Paule McNicoll

Sandra Teves MSW – Thesis 2003 2004 Frank Tester Pilar Riaño

Anna Treadway MA Educational Studies – Thesis

2003 2004 Shauna Butterwick

Pilar Riaño Carl Leggo

Ana M. Bustamante MA Latin American Studies, SFU

2003 2006 Andy Hira

Pilar Riaño Jim Frankish

David O’Brien MSW – Thesis 2003 2004 Grant Charles Sheila MarshallPaule McNicoll Pilar Riaño

Jaihirzinho Panqueba17

MA in Anthropology and Ethnic Studies (FLACSO, Ecuador)


Pablo Mamani18 MA in Anthropology and Ethnic Studies (FLACSO, Ecuador)


Amy Rappaport MSW 2011 2012 Pilar Riaño

Andrew Kuipers MSW 2011 2012 Pilar Riaño

Antonio Ramirez MSW 2010 2012 Pilar Riaño

13 Dissertation title: “Making Space for Peace: International Accompaniment as Alter‐geopolitics” Assistant Professor, York University

14 Dissertation title: “Harnessing the Community Capacity of Small Farmer Organizations To Reduce Pesticide‐Related Environmental Health Risks: A Case Study in an Indigenous Community in the Southern Ranges of Ecuador, 2007‐2008”

15 Dissertation title: “Lost in Translation: An Ethnographic Study of Traditional Healers in the Açorean (Azorean) Islands of Portugal”

16 Dissertation title: “Getting to know the artist: understanding why the artist is an important communicator in climate change dialogue.”

17 “The other ‘side’ of Bogotá: Everyday Memory and Historical Identification in the Muisca Indigenous Community of Bosa in Bogotá, Colombia”

18 “The Power of the Indigenous Multitudes. Internal Forces and State Violence in Jach’a Omasuyus, Bolivia”


Laura Harvey MSW 2010 2013 Pilar Riaño

Helen Su MSW 2010 2012 Pilar Riaño

Kamal Karbar Pooni MSW 2010 2011 Pilar Riaño

Gwen Montgomery MSW 2008 2010 Pilar Riaño

Sharon Dulay MSW 2008 2009 Pilar Riaño

Janice Hamel MSW 2008 2009 Pilar Riaño

Shimpei Chihara MSW 2006 2009 Pilar Riaño

Ronu Gill MSW 2008 2011 Pilar Riaño

Jamie Basanti MSW 2007 2012 Pilar Riaño

Becky Hynes MSW 2007 2008 Pilar Riaño

Amenda Kumar MSW 2006 2008 Pilar Riaño

Maria Lyrintz MSW 2006 2008 Pilar Riaño

Carrie Smith MSW 2006 2009 Pilar Riaño

Sarah Galuska MSW 2006 2007 Pilar Riaño

Tasnim Nathoo MSW 2005 2006 Pilar Riaño

Sharan Sandhu MSW 2005 2007 Pilar Riaño

Yukiko Yasuda MSW 2005 2008 Pilar Riaño

Hilda‐Klara Banda MSW ‐ 2004 2009 Pilar Riaño

(d) Continuing Education Activities 2004‐ 2005 Coordinator Continuing Education School of Social Work

(e) Courses taught at other universities 2015 Workshop Seminar “Methodology for a Critical Ethnography. Tools to research in contexts of conflict, peace and

reconciliation.” Universidad Autónoma del Caribe, Barranquilla, Colombia, May 11 to 13 (9 am to 6 pm), 18 hours. Thirty five students.

2010 War, Memory and Social Reconstruction. Masters level course for Anthropology, Cultural Studies and Sociology

students. National University of Colombia. 35 hours, 14 students, January – April. 2003 Identities in Times of War; Instituto de Estudios Politicos y Relaciones Internacionales (IEPRI). National University

of Colombia; 24 Hours; 12 students, March – May.

2003 Anthropology, Memory and Identity; Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, FLACSO, Ecuador, 35 hours; 15

students, January – March. 2002 Memory and Identity: Interdisciplinary Approaches; National University of Colombia, 35 hours; 12 students,

January April. (f) Visiting Lecturer (indicate university/organization and dates) 2015 Lecture “The Skin of Memory and the task of reconstructing historical memory” for a fourth year undergraduate

course on Oral History, Dr. Paolo Vignolo. Department of History, National University of Colombia, Bogotá, February 16th, 2015. Thirty students.

2014 Inter‐university Master Class “Colombia, Memories of War and Dignity.” National University Colombia and

National Center for Historical Memory. Bogotá, November 1st , 3 hours.


2013 2011 2004

“Dealing with the Past. An international advanced level learning course for professionals and practitioners.” A two weeks course organized by Swiss Peace and the Human Security Division, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Switzerland. I taught the module on community‐based approaches to dealing with the past and the workshop “Gender in Dealing with the Past. Taking Intersectionality into Account.” August 13‐24, Switzerland.

"Whose Memories Count and at What Cost?" 2nd Institute for African Transitional Justice (IATJ), a week‐long �residential program with a focus on Transitional Justice issues in Africa's, 20th ‐ 27th November. The Refugee Law Project (RLP), School of Law, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, in collaboration with the African Transitional �Justice Research Network (ATJRN), Kitgum, Uganda.

“Complex Humanitarian Emergencies. Simulation Activity” – MA in Human Security and Peace building; Royal Roads University; 25 students. Expert advisor in a two weeks simulation of an emergency humanitarian intervention. General Guy Tousignant (successor to General Romeo Dallaire in Rwanda) coordinated the simulation, May 2004.

(g) Other

2014 2014 2013 2013 2012 2011 2011 2009 2008 2007 2005

Lecture on the refugee experience: intersections of race, gender and immigration status. SOWK 337, Dr. Miu Chung Yan Lecture (via skype) on book Dwellers of Memory for graduate course on Ethnography of the Colombian Conflict. Georgetown University, Dr, Joanne Rappaport Lecture on Resistance and Witnessing, GRSJ 503 Gender, Violence & Social Repair, Dr. Erin Baines Lecture on social action and community practice, SOWK 405, Liz Jones Lecture on participatory action research, Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy UBC, Dr. Cynthia Nicol Lecture on Dwellers of Memory, WMST 503 Transitional Justice, Dr. Erin Baines Lecture on Youth in Colombia. Latin American Literature class. Harvard University, Dr. Maria Ospina Lecture on images and representations of violence, LAST 100, Dr. Jon Beasley‐Murray and Dr. Marvin Cohodas. Lecture on youth, violence and popular culture, LAS on Popular Culture, Dr. Juanita Sundberg and Dr. Marvin Cohodas. Lecture on Performance, Violence and the Power of Re‐membering. Community Arts Practice Certificate Program. Faculty of Fine Arts and Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University. Lecture on Women, Men and Violence in Latin America for Latin American Studies LAST100, UBC.

(h) Curriculum Development: 2008‐ 2013 2010‐2014

Reconstructing Historical Memory in Conflict Zones. I coordinated the development of a curriculum and pedagogical vision for the Colombian Commission of Historical Memory. This work provided the basis for the development (in collaboration with professors M.N. Bello and M. E. Wills) of a resource toolkit on historical memory work entitled “Remembering and Narrating Conflict. Tools to Reconstruct Historical Memory.” This material has circulated widely in Colombia and is currently used by the researchers at the National Centre for Historical Memory and by hundreds of community groups.

The toolkit, “Remembering and Narrating Conflict,” was very well received in Colombia and it was suggested by one of our international advisors that this curriculum and resource material could also be useful to those doing memory work in other contexts of violence. The final product in English and Spanish as well as the full curriculum can be found at: http://reconstructinghistoricalmemory.com/. The National Center of Historical Memory in Colombia published the book with this global resource in Spanish and English in 2013.


2003‐2006

Evaluating Citizenship Communication for Social Change. I developed the curriculum and course content and trained thirty participants in conducting qualitative evaluation of national initiatives of communication for peace and change. Training took place in 2003 in the city of Barranquillla, Colombia and the project was coordinated by Dr. Clemencia Rodriguez, Professor, Oklahoma University; Jahir Vega, Associate Professor, University of Atlantico, Amparo Cadavid, Assistant Professor Universidad Javeriana, and Pilar Riaño‐Alcalá.

9. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (b) Research or equivalent grants (indicate under COMP whether grants were obtained competitively (C) or non‐

competitively (NC))

Granting Agency Subject COMP Total$

Year Principal

Investigator Co‐

Investigator(s)

Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies

International Research Roundtable Award

C $41,720.00

2016‐2017

Pilar Riaño Erin Baines

Sheryl Lightfoot

SSHRC Connections

Grant

SSHRC Connections Grant C $13,262.00 2015‐2016

Luis Van Isschot

P RiañoC Legrand

AM Bejarano

UBC Dean of Arts

Workshop & Visiting Speaker Grant

C $2,000.00 2015‐2016

Pilar Riaño

UBC VPRI Knowledge Mobilization Grant

C $2,000.00 2015‐2016

Pilar Riaño

SSHRC Partnership

Grant

Canadian Consortium on Performance and Politics

in the Americas C $2’500.000

2013 to

2020

Peter Kulchyski

Diana TaylorPilar Riaño and 13 other

co‐investigators

Canadian Foundation for Innovation

Canadian Consortium on Performance and Politics in the Americas: Digital

Video Library and Technology

C $500,000 2013 to

2016

Peter Kulchyski

Warren Carriou, Dot Tuer, Pilar

Riaño and 12 other co‐

investigators

SSHRC Insight Grant

The workings of memory in contexts of crisis. A repertoire of memory

initiatives

C Ranked 3rd

$181,580 2012 to

2016 Pilar Riaño


SSHRC Insight Grant

The possibilities and challenges of a place‐based approach to strengthening urban

communities: A case study of Neighbourhood Houses

in Vancouver

C $ 369,300 2012 to

2016 Miu Yan

Pilar Riaño Eleanore Stebner Oliver

Schmidtke Sean Lauer

HSS Workshop and Visiting

Speaker Grant

Generation Return: Arts and Justice Post Genocide

and Post 9 11 World $800 2013 Pilar Riaño

Canadian Institutes of

Health Research (CIHR) /

Dissemination Events

Research to action: improving the quality of care and access to sexual health and HIV services among youth‐headed households in Kenya

C 24,964 2012 to

2013

Jean A. Shoveller

Laura Lee Pilar Riano Erin Baines

Kate Shannon

SSHRC Partnership Development

Grant

Canadian Consortium on Performance and Politics

in the Americas C $20,000

2011 to

2012

Peter Kulchyski

Diana TaylorPilar Riaño And 13 other

co‐investigators

Social Sciences and Humanities

Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Aid to

Workshops Grant

Living through Violence: Transitional Justice Considers Everyday

Memory Practices and Performances of Social

Repair

C $21,932 2011 to

2012 Pilar Riaño

Erin Baines Paulette Reagan

Peter Wall Institute

Exploratory Workshop Grant

Living through Violence: Transitional Justice Considers Everyday

Memory Practices and Performances of Social

Repair

C $20,000 2011 to

2012 Pilar Riaño

Erin Baines Paulette Reagan

UBC Equity Enhancement

Fund

Implementation of Equity Action Plan

$9980 2013 2014

Pilar Riaño Brian O’Neill


Fund

Dean of Arts Office

Educational Equity and Diversity Strategic Plan

$5000

$2000

2011 to

2012

Pilar Riaño Brian O’Neill


Fund Equity Research $9500

2010to

2011

Brian O’Neill Pilar Riaño


UBC Arts Symposium

Grant

International Workshop Dialogues of Memory. Project Reconstructing Historical Memory in

Conflict and Post Conflict Zones – A Pedagogical

Strategy

c $5000 2011 Pilar Riaño


Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) / UBC/SSHRC

A Repertoire of Memory Initiatives in Colombia

C $1,500 2011 to

2012 Pilar Riaño

Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs

Reconstructing Historical Memory in Conflict and Post Conflict Zones – A Pedagogical Strategy

C $45,024.40 2010 to

2011 Pilar Riaño

International Development

Research Centre (IDRC)

Against Mass Atrocities: Community Based

Strategies to Document Human Rights Abuses (Colombia and Uganda).

C $34,771 2010 to

2012

Pilar Riaño Erin Baines

Faculty of Arts CSL/CBR* Course

Development Funds

SOWK 440C: Social/Community Development and Community Based

Research

C $5600 2010 to

2011

Pilar Riaño

SSHRC‐ CURA‐LOI

Neighbourhood Houses in Canada: Examining a

place‐based solution to complex challenges in

Canadian urban communities. First Phase (proposal development).

C $20,000 2010 to

2011

Miu Chung Yan

Pilar Riaño


Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) / UBC/SSHRC Reapplication

Award

The Manifold Presents of a Troubled Past: A

Repertoire of Memory Initiatives in Colombia

C $1500 2010 Pilar Riaño

Director’s Fund Liu Institute for Global Issues

Transitional Justice and Historical Memory Project

$10,000 2010 to

2012 Erin Baines Pilar Riaño


UBC The Martha Piper Research

Fund.

Against Mass Atrocities: Community Based

Strategies to Document Human Rights Abuses in Ongoing Conflict Settings (Uganda and Colombia).

C $24,870 2009 to

2011

Erin Baines Pilar Riaño

UBC Hampton Fund Research Grant in the

Humanities and Social Sciences.

The Social Functions of Memory and the Task of Reconstructing a Historical Memory of the Conflict in

Colombia.

C 34,830 2008 to

2011

Pilar Riaño

SSHRC

Forced Migration of Colombians. A

comparative Study on Fear, Historical Memory

and Public Representations in

Colombia, Ecuador and Canada.

C

Year 1 $51,554 Year 2 $47,419 Year 3 $22,134

2005 to

2008 Pilar Riaño

International Development Research Grant,

IDRC


comparative Study on Fear, Historical Memory


Colombia, Ecuador and Canada. Same title

C 6,500 2007 to

2008 Pilar Riaño

IDRC C

Year 1 $124,466Year 2

$124,466 Total budget for 3 countries

UBC: $51,700

2005 to

2007

Martha Villa and Pilar Riaño

Fredy Rivera

IDRC Forced Migration of Colombians. Phase II

C

Year 3$210,060 Total budget for 3 countries

UBC: $31,060

2007 to

2009


Fredy Rivera

Deutsche Welthungerhilfe

(German Agroaction)

Forced Migration of Colombians

NC $4.000 2007 to

2008

Marta Villa and Pilar Riaño

COLCIENCIAS (Colombian

Institute for the Development of Science and Technology)


Comparative Study on Fear, Historical Memory


Colombia, Ecuador and Canada.

C $36,779

2005 to

2007



UBC‐ HSS Large Grant

Same title C $9,000

2004to

2005 Pilar Riaño

UBC Research ‐ Travel Grant

Memory and Globalization: XIIIth

International Oral History Conference

C $ 1,853.00 2004 –

2005 Pilar Riaño

UBC ‐ HSS Small Grant

Same title C $ 2,000

2003 –

2004 Pilar Riaño

(c) Research or equivalent contracts (indicate under COMP whether grants were obtained competitively (C) or non‐

competitively (NC).

Granting Agency Subject COMP $ Year Principal

Investigator Co‐

Investigator(s)

Per Year

Ministry of Regional

Economic and Skills

Development.

Guided Pathway program Settlement

Services NC

2011 ‐2012

Elizabeth Jones

Miu C. Yan Pilar Riaño

City of Vancouver

The Downtown Eastside Crime Prevention

NCReviewed and

approved by City Manager’s Office

$5,000 2004 Pilar Riaño

CIDA New Public Consortia in

Brazil C $2.3 million

2006 to

2010

Peter Boothroyd

Erika de CastroJean Shoveller Pilar Riaño

Nora Angeles Terry McGee

(d) Invited Presentations (after 2000)

International

2015 2016 2014

Sense of Place, Displacement and Memory in Medellin, Colombia. Transcultural Urban Spaces: Where Geography meets Language, University of Berne, Switzerland. October 16‐17th, 2015. Keynote speaker and discussant Conceptual Guidelines for the National Museum of Memory. National Center of Historical Memory, January 22, Poniendo tierra de por medio: memoria, violencia y desplazamiento [Putting soil in between: Memory, violence and displacement]. Presented to IXth Meeting of the National Program of Interpretation in Museums, “Museum and Community: Collaborative Work and Strategies of Mediation.” Cultural Secretary of Morelos, Cuernavaca, Mexico, October 7‐10th.


2013 Whose Memories? Reconstructing Historical Memory in Colombia. Presented to Contexts of Human Rights. An International Conference. University of Connecticut, September 19‐21.

2012 Memories of war and resistance: Women's narratives in the Colombian Caribbean Coast. Presented to the Seminar Gender, Violence(s) and Memory: Annual comparative webcasted event; Florida International University, Department of History, Miami. November 30th.

2012

2011

Quitar espacio a la Guerra. Mapping Everyday Responses to Violence in Contexts of Armed Violence. Presented to the workshop Surviving Violence. Comparative Perspectives. Dalhousie University, Centre for Foreign Policy Studies, September 28‐29.

The Massacre of Bahia Portete. Wayuu Women at the Crosshairs. Regional launch of the report with the same name by the Commission of Historical Memory. March 10, 2011. Riohacha: Centro Cultural de Riohacha

2011 Memorialization as a Transitional Justice Mechanism: Whose Memories Count and at What Cost? Presented to the 2nd African Transitional Justice Institute. Kitgum, Uganda. The Refugee Law Project (RLP), School of Law, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, in collaboration with the African Transitional �Justice Research Network (ATJRN), November 20‐27.

2011 The Massacre of Bahia Portete: Ethnic and Gender Violence in the Colombian Armed Conflict. Presented to: Andes Initiative: Remembering the Present: War, Memory and Reparation in Colombia. Harvard University. Co‐sponsored by the Colombian Students Association and the Latin America Working Group, April, 19.

2010 Documenting Massacres and Human Rights Violations. How to collect and write up the data into reports.

Workshop seminar for the Justice and Reconciliation Project. Gulu, Uganda, July 27.

2010 Ways of seeing and walking the past. Artistic Practices and Historical Memory in contexts of Mass Violence. General Master Conference. National University of Colombia, Bogota, Colombia, April 15.

2009 Urban Violence, Displacement and Critical Enquiry: A praxis oriented anthropology of violence. Presented to Special Seminar, University of Stockholm, November 18.

2008 Colombian Refugees in Canada. Modalities of Forced Migration and Processes of Social Integration; Presented to: International Seminar, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico. Mexico City, November.

2008 Forms of Forced Migration and Fear. International Seminar on Displacement and Migration. Medellín, Museo de Antioquia, Colombia. September.

2008 Truth and Memory in Times of War. Presented to: Seminar Truth and Memory in Contexts of War. National Week of Memory, Comisión de Memoria Histórica. Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango, Bogotá, Colombia. September

2008

A Relational Perspective into the Different Forms of Forced Migration; Presented to: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México; Theoretical and Methodological Challenges in Migration Studies: Between Comparison and Interdisciplinarity; Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico, April.

2007 Memory and Public Art as Critical Pedagogies. Presented to series Collecting the Museum. Organized by the Visual Praxis Collective; Departments of Anthropology and Women Studies, the Graduate School Fund for Excellence and Innovation and the Simpson Center for the Humanities at the University of Washington; Seattle, Nov.

2007 Skin of Memory. UCLA Art, Science Center and the Art and, Global Health Center, University of California, Los Angeles; Art and Activism Event Series; Los Angeles; Co‐presenter: Suzanne Lacy, Nov.

2007 Collective Scenarios for the Recuperation of Historical Memory. Seminar Construction of Memory in Situations


of Conflict and Post Conflict: Narrative, Testimonies and Social Dialogue. Working Group on Historical Memoryof the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation, Colombia. July 26‐27.

2007 Research on the Move: Methodological Strategies and Challenges in Conducting Comparative Research on Forced Migration. Seminar “Methodological and Theoretical Challenges in Migration Studies: Between Comparative Analysis and Interdisciplinarity.” Centro Regional de Investigaciones Multidisciplinarias, UNAM (Mexico) and Facultad Latinoaméricana de Ciencias Sociales (Ecuador), Quito, Ecuador, May 17‐19.

2007 Youth, Violence and Metropolitan Governance in Medellín, Colombia. Panel “Policies for Violence Prevention; Ministry of Cities of Brazil, Municipality of Recife, and University of British Columbia; First National Symposium. New Public Consortia for Metropolitan Governance; Recife, Brazil, April.

2006 Culture and Migration of Colombians to United States; Presented to: Universidad del Norte and Florida International University; Migration of Colombian to United States. Lecture Series of the Americas; Barranquilla, Colombia; February.

2006 Human Rights and Migration of Colombians to United States. Seminar “Colombian Migration to United States,” Universidad del Norte and Florida International University (FIU), Barranquilla, Feb.

2005 Geografías del desplazamiento, territorialidades y movilidades urbanas. International Seminar (Des) Territorialidades y (no) Lugares. Procesos de configuración y transformación del espacio Internacional; Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia. November.

2004 Linkages, Network and International Resources on Forced Displacement. 1st National Thematic Seminar, Cities and Forced Displacement; Cartagena, Colombia. August.

2003 Internal Displacement and the Colombian Cities: A Balance; Seminar Cities and Internal Displacement; Universidad de Antioquia; Medellín, Colombia. December.

2003 The Social Scars of Violence. Memory, Mourning and Reconciliation. Symposium Violence, Memory and Reconciliation; University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, United States. June, 2003; 45 minutes presentation. [Two day seminar featuring Alma Guillermo Prieto (New York Times) and Clyde Snow, Forensic Anthropologist, Argentine Forensic Team. I was one of the six international speakers invited to present].

2003 Displacement and Fear in Colombia; Public General Conference; Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences), Ecuador. January.

2001 The Narrative Routes of Fear; Corporación Region; International Seminar The Social Construction of Fear. A Reading of Urban Experiences in Contemporary Cities; Medellin, Antioquia, Colombia. August.

2001 An Ethnography of Place, Memory and Violence in the City of Medellin; Center of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, University of Wisconsin; New Approaches to the Study of Social Conflict; Madison, Wisconsin, United States. March.

2000 The Skin of Memory: A community public art project in the city of Medellín, Colombia. Presentation made at the Center for Art and Public Life of the California College for the Arts and Crafts, Oakland. General Conference on November 16.

2001 Memory and Everyday Violence in Colombia: The Case of Medellín. General Conference at the University of San Francisco. San Francisco, November 16th.


National 2012 Memories of War and Resistance: Women's Voices from Colombia. Presented with Dr. Maria Emma Wills

(Andes University of Colombia), University of Toronto, October 2.

2006 A Colombian Diaspora? Characteristics, Tensions and Challenges for Transnational Political Arrangements; Presented to: University for Peace, United Nations; Expert Forum Capacity Building for Peace and Development. Roles of the Diaspora; Toronto, Co presenter: Luin Goldring; October,.

2006 Gender Violence, the Internally Displaced and Refugees. Canadian Council for Refugees; International Refugee Rights Conference; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; June.

2006 Forced Migration of Colombians. International Development Research Centre. Seminar Series “Peace, Conflict

and Development,” Ottawa, January.

2005 The Humanitarian Crisis of Internal Displacement in Colombia. Main Speaker at the Colombian Forum. Organized by Latino Soy 96.1FM, Latin American Film Festival and the Canadian Red Cross, Vancouver, November.

2006 Memory workshops with refugees. Introduction to Research on Forced Migration of Colombians. Presented to: Canadian Council for Refugees, Spring Consultation; Fredericton, New Brunswick, June.

2001 Constructing and Sustaining Peace. Communities and the Politics of Memory and Reconciliation; Violence and Peace Building in Colombia; Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean (CERLAC), York University, Toronto, May.

Local 2016 2014

Community Planning in the Context of Violence and a Peace Process: Colombia. School of Community and Regional Planning Lunch time Lectures. March 2. Justice Narratives and Emplaced Testimonial Practices among the Wayuu in the Upper Guajira. UBC Department of Anthropology Colloquium, February 27.

2013 Justice Narratives and Emplaced Testimonial Practices Among the Wayuu in the Upper Guajira of Colombia. Fall 2013 Colloquium Series, the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Simon Fraser University. November 26.

2013 Give Peace a Chance. Peace Negotiations in Colombia and Turkey. A Panel Discussion. Simon Fraser University, May 10th.

2012 Connecting Research and Practices. Plenary Panel of Experts on Women Faculty in Leadership at UBC, October 31.

2011 Wayuu Women, Memory keepers and Resistance. First Nations House of Learning, Interfaith Institute for Justice, Peace and Social Movements SFU, the Transitional Justice Network based at the Liu Institute at UBC, and the Centre for Race, Autobiography, Gender and Age (RAGA) at UBC. Seminar: Women Weaving Resistance and Memory ‐ from Canada to Colombia. January 19.

2010 Memory Traces of Gender and Ethnic Violence in Colombia’s Armed Conflict. Centre for Women’s and Gender Studies, UBC. Fall 2010 Public Lecture Series. October 20th.


2010 Challenges of Representation and Meaning Making Processes through Art in Contexts of Mass Violence. Presented to: Liu Institute for Global Issues and Transitional Justice Network, Seminar Art and Mass Violence. New Forms of Engagement, Vancouver, January 14.

2007 Social Wounds and Forced Migration. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Health Disparities, Structural Violence and Social Suffering. Canadian Institute of Health Research and Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, UBC, May 4‐5.

2005 The New Traffic(king) of Memory. Youth, Violence and Peace Processes in Colombia. University Seminar on Political Violence, Liu Institute for Global Issues, UBC, November.

2005

How Security Issues are Changing Migration Scholarship. Views from Four Disciplines. Seminar Series Inter‐Faculty Initiative on Migration Studies, UBC, November.

2005 Research Landscape in Forced Migration. Early Career Scholars Retreat. Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, UBC, October.

2004

Memory Trails and the Displacement of Vision by Territorial Violence; Memory and Narrative Symposium Memory and Place; Vancouver, University of British Columbia, Canada. October.

2004

Break the Silence: Towards Peace and Justice in Colombia; Amnesty International; Public Teach In; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. March.

2004

Forced Displacement and Historical Memory; Symposium The War in Colombia; Liu Institute, UBC, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. January.

2000 The Impact of the “Drug War” on Latin Americans. For the roundtable on “The Media in a Changing Community: An examination of mainstream media coverage of race, immigration and refugee issues.” Organized by the Institute for Media Policy and Civil Society, IMPACS. Vancouver November 7th.

(e) Conference Presentations (Refereed)

International

2014 Return, Justice and Memory. Displacement and Return as critical events. IASFM15 Forced Migration and Peace, International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, University Javeriana, Bogotá, July 15‐18.

2014 Sound Memory and Emplaced Testimony: Alabados and Cantaoras in the Pacific Atrato River. Women

Mobilizing Memory Workgroup. IX Hemispheric Institute Encuentro “Manifesto.” Concordia University, June 21‐28.

2014 The Refugee Experience across international borders. Colombians in Canada. Panel “Nuevos y viejos

movimientos de población en América Latina. La transformación de las migraciones internacionales en migración forzada.” Latin American Studies Association, LASA, Chicago, May 21‐25th.

2012 Gender Violence and historical reconstruction in the Caribbean Coast of Colombia. Conceptual and methodological challenges. Panel Gendering Violence and Memory in Colombia and Guatemala: A Transnational Feminist Dialogue. Latin American Studies Association, LASA, San Francisco, May 23‐26th‐


2011 Comments on Excavations, Collusions and Contestations: A workshop on violence, memory and memorialization. Berkshire Conference for the History of Women, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, June 3‐6.

2011 Because Land and Ocean Demand Truth: Ancestral territory, violence and forced displacement in Colombia.

Presented to: Panel “The Many Guises of Reparations: From Structural Violence to New Relationships and Community Processes of Reconciliation,” Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Conference, SFAA, March 31 ‐ April 2nd .

2010 The Manifold Presents of the Past: The place of the local in reconstructing historical memory in conflict zones.

Presented to the: International Oral History Association and the Czech Oral History Association. XVIth International Oral History Conference. Between Past and Future, Prague, July 7 to 11.

2009 Los presentes del pasado. La reconstrucción de la memoria histórica. Panel “Violence, Reparations and

Politics of the Past: Critical Perspectives from Africa and Latin America.” XIII Congress of Anthropology in Colombia, September 30th to October 3rd.

2009 Crisscrossing boundaries of identity and categorization; Presented to: International Association for the Study

of Forced Migration, IASFM 12th Conference Transforming Borders, University of Nicosia, Cyprus, June 28th to July 2nd.

2007 Journeys and Landscapes of Forced Migration: Memorializing Fear among Refugees and Internally Displaced

Colombians. American Anthropology Association; Panel Landscapes of violence. Un‐making, forgetting, Erasing the Other. 106th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropology Association; Washington, DC; Nov.

2007 Las migraciones forzadas y la ciudad. Desplazamiento interno y refugio de colombianos. XXIIth Congress of

Anthropology in Colombia, Symposium Social Frictions in Contemporary Cities. Bogotá, Colombia. September. 2007 The Routes of Memory and the Senses of Place: Youth Cultural Identities in Colombia; Presented to: Latin

American Studies Association, LASA; Latin American Studies Association XXII International Congress; Miami, Florida, United States. March..

2006 The New Traffic(king) of Memory. Youth, Violence and Peace Processes in Colombia. Conference “Diversity in

an International Context” 2006 Memory and Narrative Conference, University of California, Berkeley; San Francisco State, University, November 1‐3..

2006 Incertidumbres migratorias, transgresiones fronterizas y los micro‐espacios de la política [Migratory

Uncertainties, Border Transgressions and the Micro Spaces of Politics]. XIIth Congress of the Federation of Latin American Social Communication Faculties. Latin American Federation of Faculties of Social Communication (FELAFACS), Bogotá, Colombia. September 2006, My 45 minutes presentation was part of the keynote panel “(Re)inventing Politics? (Re)Imagining Citizenship?]

2006 Trails of Fear and Memory: Colombian Refugees in Canada. De‐centering Latin American Studies, XXVI

International Congress Latin American Studies Association, LASA. San Juan, Puerto Rico, March.

2005 Fear, Historical Memory and Public Representations of forced Migrants in Colombia, Ecuador and Canada;

Presented to the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration; IXth Conference of the IASFM The Search for Solutions. Achievements and Challenges; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Jan.

2004 Forced Migration and Uses of Memory: Memory Workshops with Internally Displaced Persons; Presented To:

International Oral History Association; XIIIth International Oral History Conference Memory and Globalization; Rome, Italy. June.


2000 Remembering Place and Communities of Memory: Memory and Violence in Medellin, Colombia; Presented

To: University of East London; Conference. Frontiers of Memory; London, Greater London, United Kingdom. September, 2000.

2000 The Routes of Memory and the Senses of Place: Youth Cultural Identities in Colombia; Presented To: Latin

American Studies Association, LASA; Latin American Studies Association XXII International Congress; Miami, Florida, United States. March, 2000.

National 2016 2013

Mapping the Invisible, Narrating the Hidden: Memory Work and the Historical Memory Group of Colombia. Double Panel Session Memory and Civic Responsibility during and after Mass Atrocity. Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Vancouver March 30th, 2016 Justice Narratives and Bodily Testimonial Practices among the Wayuu in the Upper Guajira. Panel Unsettling the Record: Bodies. Canadian Anthropology Society, CASCA. University of Victoria, May 9‐12.

2008 Colombian Refugees in a Comparative Perspective (Colombia, Canada, Ecuador) with Insight into the Internally Displaced Population; Citizenship and Immigration Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Jan.

2006 Crossing Borders, Integration Challenges and the Forms of Forced Migration of Colombians. International Association for the Study of Forced Migration; Xth Conference of the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, Toronto. June.

2005 Forced Migration and the City; Presented To: Research on Immigration and Integration Metropolis Centre; 10th International Metropolis Conference. Toronto, Oct.

2005 Social Fears and Public Representations of Internally Displaced Persons and Refugees from Colombia. Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, CSAA; Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Western Ontario, Canada, May.

2004 Through the Lens of Social Praxis and the Paths of Memory: Research with Forced Migrants. Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies; CALACS Conference; Guelph, Ontario, Canada. October.

2003 Fear in Medellin. Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, CALACS; Latin American: Between Representations and Realities. Montreal, Quebec. October.

Local 2014 Discussant to day 1 theme “Civilian Perpetrators”. International Workshop Approaching Perpetrators:

Ethnographic Insights on Ethics, Methodology and Theory. Liu Institute for Global Issues, Vancouver, May 14‐16.

2014 Building the Web of Resources: Community and Network Mapping of the Lower Mainland Neighborhood Houses. International Neighborhood House and Settlement Conference. Inspire 2014, Vancouver, May 5th‐9th

2009 Community Based Research as Community Engagement: Tales from the Field. Panel Session. PASCAL International

Observatory and the Centre for Policy Studies in Higher Education and Training, University of British Columbia International Conference on Community Engagement and Service: The Third Mission of Universities, Vancouver, May 18‐20, 2009. Co‐presenter: Francisco Ibañez‐Carrasco.

2009 Checking points in ethnographies of memory and violence. Reconstructing a historical memory of the conflict in


Colombia. Presented to the Panel Ethnography outside the box: forays in (co)engagement and imagination. The Canadian Anthropological Society and American Ethnology Society Joint Annual Meeting “Transnational Anthropologies,” University of British Columbia, May 13‐16.

2009 Fear, memory and Incorporation: Forced Migration of Colombians; Presented To: University of British Columbia; School of Social Work Brown Bag Seminar Series; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Feb.

2006 Social Networks among Internally Displaced Persons and Refugees from Colombia. The Society for Applied Anthropology. World on the Edge. The Society of Applied Anthropology 66th Annual Meeting, Vancouver, March.

2005 How Security Issues are Changing Migration Scholarship: Views from Four Disciplines; Presented To: University of British Columbia; Fall Seminar Series Inter‐faculty Initiative on Migration Studies; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Nov.

(f) Conference Participation (Organizer, Keynote Speaker, etc.)

International

2016 Track Chair “Warfare, Atrocity and Genocide” for the Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting,

Vancouver March 29th‐ April 2nd, 2016. Coordinated the organization of three panels, one roundtable and one workshop for the conference. Chair and organizer of the double panel session on Memory and Civic Responsibility during and after Mass Atrocity.

2015 Main Organizer and Discussant for one panel session. Land, Memory and Justice: Challenges for Peace in

Colombia. University of Toronto, October 2‐3, 2015. The workshop brought a group of 25 academics and international experts from Colombia, United States and Canada.

2015 Organizer and Master of Ceremonies. Conflict and Historical Memory in Colombia. Launch of National Centre for

Historical Memory Final report “¡Basta ya! Colombia: Memorias de guerra y dignidad”/“¡Basta ya! Colombia: Memories of War and Dignity.” Friday, October 2, 2015, 6:30pm‐8:30pm; Friends Meeting House, Toronto.

2015 Organizer, host and presenter. Performing Embodied Oralities in the Americas: A Workshop on Methods and Practices. Universidad Nacional de Colombia, University of British Columbia, University of Winnipeg and Concordia University. December 13‐14, 2015.. The workshop brought together academics, artists and activists from six countries in the Americas.

2014 La piel de la memoria: archivos del dolor, practicas culturales y comunidad [Skin of Memory: archives of pain,

cultural practices and community). Keynote Speaker to the 9th Meeting of the National Program of Interpretation in Museums, “Museum and Community: Collaborative Work and Strategies of Mediation.” October 7‐10th, 2014. Cultural Secretary of Morelos, Cuernavaca.

2010 The Massacre of Bahia Portete. Wayuu Women at the Crosshairs. Keynote Speech made at the official launch of the report with the same name by the Commission of Historical Memory. Bogota, Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango, September, 2010.

2009 Youth, violence and displacement: A community based research methodology. Key Note Speaker. Conference Vi är alla utsatta: En konferens om det urbana våldet. Mångkulturellt centrum [Multicultural Centre]. Stockholm, Sweden, November 19th ‐20th..

2008 Academic coordinator, Seminar “Exile and Migration: Experiences and Migratory Policies in Colombia." Medellin, Museum of Antioquia, (Colombia), September.


National 2007 Session Organizer and Chair. With M Villa. (Corporación Región) Movements of Forced Migration in Latin America.

After the Washington Consensus: Collaborative Scholarship for a New America. XXVIII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, LASA. Montreal, September 4‐7.

2006 Keynote Speaker. Youth and Violence. Memory and Public Art as Critical Pedagogies. Symposium “Community Arts:

What’s in a Name. Harbourfront Centre, Toronto; Ontario Arts Council and Canada Council for the Arts, November 14, 2006.

2006 Workshop Organizer. With Riaňo, Yvonne (University of Bern), and E. Kofman (Middlesex University). 10th International Metropolis conference Our Diverse Cities: Migration, Diversity and Change. International Metropolis Project, Toronto October 17‐21, 2005. Workshops organized: 1) “Social and Cultural Capital of Immigrants ad Policy Responses: The Role of Social Networks” and 2) “Social and Cultural Capital of Immigrants ad Policy Responses: The Role of Gender.”

Local

2014 Host and organizer. With fellow colleague Erin Baines at the Liu Institute for Global Issues, we invited and supported the application of Dr. Chris Dolan (Director Refugee Law Project, Makerere University, Uganda) to become a Liu Institute Visiting Fellowship at Green College. Period: January – May.

2013 Organizer, Academic Chair and host of the visit of Colombian Human Rights activist Delis Palacios. Five class

presentations (in Social Work, Geography, Political Sciences, Hispanic, French and Italian Studies), two academic workshops at the Liu Institute for Global Issues and two community events on the themes of Displacement of Afrocolombians, Resource Extraction and the War in Colombia. September 24th‐October 8th.

2012 Organizer, chair and host of the event “Memories of War and Resistance” with invited Speaker Maria E. Wills

(University of the Andes, Colombia and National Center of Historical Memory]. Liu Institute for Global Issues, Latin American Studies Program. October 5.

2012 Principal Investigator, academic organizer and host with Dr. Erin Baines and Dr. Paulette Reagan to the

international and interdisciplinary workshop “Living Through Violence: Transitional Justice Considers Everyday Memory Practices and Performances of Social Repair.” Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, PWIAS, February 23‐26.

2011 Academic organizer and host to Dr. Martha Nubia Bello (National University of Colombia and Colombian Historical

Memory Commission) visit to UBC for the workshop “Psycho‐social dimensions of historical memory work in Conflict Zones.” October 12.

2011 Academic organizer and host to the International Seminar Dialogues on memory. Strategies for Reconstructing

Memories in Conflict and Post‐Conflict Zones. Liu Institute for Global Issues, May 25‐26th. 2011 Organizer and host to Dr. Kimberley Theidon (Harvard University) visit to UBC for two events: Lecture on

“Militarized Masculinities, Gender and Transitional Justice” and Film Screening and discussion “The Milk of Sorrow.” Organized with the Transitional Justice Network and the Research Group on Gender and Sexuality in Latin America. April 28th – 29th.

2010 Academic organizer and host. A Case in HIV Community Based Research (CBR), Knowledge Translation and

Exchange (KTE) and Outreach. By Dr. Francisco Ibáñez‐Carrasco, University Without Walls. Sponsored by The


School of Social Work, The Global Health Network, Liu Institute for Global Issues, and the Social Accountability and Community Engagement Initiative, Faculty of Medicine.

2007 Keynote Speaker. Movements and Dialogues beyond Borders: Re‐thinking Settlement and Community; Presented

to: MOSAIC; Annual General Meeting. Vancouver, Sep, 2007. 2006

Academic Organizer and host. Memory, Place and Displacement and Photograph Exhibit Memory, Place and Displacement. A Journey by Jesús Abad Colorado..

10. SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY (a) Areas of Special Interest and Accomplishment Since 2010, I have led a unit‐wide process of organizational change to address equity issues at the School of Social Work. As a chair and later co‐chair of the Equity Task Force (with Dr. Brian O’Neill), I designed and coordinated the research, review, and consultation process that led to the formulation and approval of a comprehensive Equity Action Plan for the School. The action plan was approved in 2013 and since then, I have led the implementation of the action plan. (b) Memberships on committees, including offices held and dates

2014‐ Co‐chair of the Equity Committee for the School of Social Work 2013‐2014 Mentorship Program of the Faculty of Arts. Mentored three faculty members each year. 2013‐2014 Reviewer, SPARC Internal Review Program Insight Grant, VP Research and International Office 2012 Tenure review committee for Instructor position at the School of Social Work 2012 Search Committee for the First Nations/Aboriginal position at the School of Social Work 2012‐2013 Adjudication Committee Exploratory Workshops. Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, 2011‐2012 PhD Committee, School of Social Work 2010‐2013 Chair/Co‐chair Equity Task Force, School of Social Work; 2009‐present Academic Coordinator (with Erin Baines) Transitional Justice Network, Liu Institute for Global Issues 2010‐2013 Advisory Committee; The Centre for Race, Autobiography, Gender, and Aging; Member 2004‐present Faculty; Latin American Studies Program; Role: Member 2008‐2010 Latin American Curatorial Team Museum of Anthropology, MOA; Role: Member 2007‐2010 MSW Review Task Force; Role: Member 2004‐2005 Coordinator Continuing Education, Social Work 2004‐2005 Advisory Committee to the Director of Social Work 2006 BSW Student Review / Scholarships / Awards 2005 School of Social Work MSW Task Force; Review, review and recommendations on vision, curriculum and

structure of the Masters of Social Work 2005‐2007 Member of the Inter‐Faculty Initiative on Migration Studies (IFIMS) 11. SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY (a) Memberships on scholarly societies, including offices held and dates Ongoing: 2014‐ Society for Applied Anthropology, SFAA 2008‐2015 The Canadian Anthropological Society, CASCA 2007‐ 2012 American Anthropological Association, AAA 2004 ‐ International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, IASFM


2004 ‐ International Oral History Association, IOHA 2003 ‐ 2013 National Network of Researchers on Internal Displacement (REDIF), Colombia 2002 ‐ Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, CALACS 2000 ‐ Latin American Studies Association, LASA 2005 ‐2006 Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, CSAA (b) Memberships on other societies, including offices held and dates 2004 ‐present Canadian Council for Refugees, CCR (c) Memberships on scholarly committees, including offices held and dates Ongoing: 2015 Advisory Committee, Historical Memory Report Basta Ya on the war in Medellin, Colombia 2014‐ Council Member, Hemispheric Institute for Performance and Politics in the Americas, New York University; 2014‐ Executive Member, Canadian Consortium for Performance and Politics in the Americas 2013‐ Curatorial Committee, Canadian Consortium on Performance and Politics in the Americas 2012‐ Justice and Reconciliation Project, Gulu, Uganda, Advisory Board member 2011‐ Museum House of Memory; Medellin, Colombia. Advisory Board member 2009 Research Associate Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives 2004‐ Advisory Board Member Colombian Studies Institute; Latin American and Caribbean Centre, Florida International University 2003‐ Research Associate Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean (CERLAC), York University. 2003‐ Research Associate Centre for Refugee Studies (CCR), York University. 2001‐ Research Associate Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia, ICANH. 2010‐2013 CitizenU Advisory Committee and Curriculum Sub‐Committee, City of Vancouver; Role: Member. 2004‐ 2011 Advisory Board member for the Community Based Research Capacity Building Program; British Columbia Persons with AIDS Society, BCPWA; 2009‐2012 Research Advisory Committee member; Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives, British Columbia; 2005‐2009 Advisory Committee; POVNET‐U; Role: Member. Povnet‐U is an online educational and training program

for advocates, people on welfare, community groups, community workers and those involved in anti‐poverty work.

(e) Editorships (list journal and dates) 2012 Guest Editor (with Erin Baines) of the Special Issue “Transitional Justice and the Everyday,” International

Journal of Transitional Justice. 2006‐2011 Revista Controversia, Colombia, Member of the Editorial Board. 2004 ‐2010 Canadian Social Work Review, Member of the Editorial Board and Book Review Editor. 2008 Canadian Social Work Review – Guest Editor with Marie Lacroix for the special issue International Social

Work: Conceptual, Practice and Research Issues, March 2008. 2002 Journal of Latin American Anthropology (AAA) –Guest Editor for the special issue Memory,

Representations and Narratives: Rethinking Violence in Colombia, 2002 7(1). (f) Reviewer (journal, agency, etc. including dates) 2015 International Journal of Transitional Justice, one article 2015 Antipoda, one article 2015 Memory Studies, one article 2015 Journal of Latin American Studies, one article 2014 Adjudication Committee SSHRC Postdoctoral Scholarships. Review a total of 38 files


2014 Promotion/Tenure Assessment. Candidate for tenure and promotion to the rank of Associate Professor in Political Science. Auburn University, August, 2014

2014 Review one article for Memory Studies Journal 2014 Review one article for Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change 2013 Review one article for Antipoda, Revista de Antropología y Arqueología, Anthropology journal Andes

University 2013 Review of one article for the International Journal of Transitional Justice 2013 Review of one article for Millennium, Journal of International Studies 2012‐2013 Adjudication Committee 2A (Archeology and Anthropology), SSHRC Insight Grants. Review a total of 25

files 2012 Review two papers; International Journal of Transitional Justice 2012 Review of an article for Migration Studies 2011 Review of three papers; Journal of Latin American Studies 2011 Review of a paper for the Canadian Social Work Review, January 2011. 2011 Promotion/Tenure Assessment. Candidate for promotion to the rank of Associate Professor, School of

Women’s Studies, York University, August 2011 2010‐2011 Review of a manuscript for the International Feminist Journal of Politics 2010‐2011 Review of 25 paper proposals submitted to the International Association for the Study of Forced

Migration. 2011 Review of three papers for New Proposals: Journal of Marxism and Interdisciplinary Inquiry 2010 Doctoral Fellowship Program; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC); 80

assessments. 2010 Review of book Manuscript Terrain of Memory. A Japanese Canadian Memorial Project for UBC Press,

2009 and 2010. 2010 Promotion/Tenure Assessment. Candidate for promotion to the rank of Full Professor, Faculty of

Environmental Studies, York University, November‐December 2010. 2010 Promotion/Tenure Assessment. Candidate for tenure and promotion to the rank of Associate Professor.

Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, March‐April 2010. 2010 Antipoda ‐ Journal of Anthropology. 1 article reviewed, Feb 2010 2010 Controversia. 1 article reviewed, Jan 2010. 2009 Doctoral Fellowship Program; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC); 75

assessments. 2009 Refuge. 1 article reviewed, July 2009 2009 Review of book manuscript Disrupting Violence. Citizens’ Media in Contexts of Armed Conflict in Colombia

for University of Minnesota Press, November 2009. 2008 Seed Funding, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research; Health Research Resource Office;

University of British Columbia; 18 assessments. 2008 Global Networks‐A Journal of Transnational Affairs. 1 work reviewed, Nov 2008. 2008 New Proposals: Journal of Marxism and Interdisciplinary Inquiry. 1 work reviewed, Sep 2008. 2008 Political Studies. 2 works reviewed, Feb 2008‐Aug, 2008 . 2008 Pre‐Conference Symposium on International Social Work; CASW and CASWE; 4 works reviewed, Jan 2008. 2007 University Grant in Social Sciences; University of Antioquia; 1 assessment. 2007 International Association for the Study of Forced Migration; American University ; 4 works reviewed. Nov

2007. 2007 Review of book manuscript Juan Gregorio Palechor.The History of my Life for Duke University Press, July

2007. 2007 Review of grant proposal, Archivo de lo(s) excluidos. Memorias sociales del conflicto armado en los barrios

populares 1 y 2 de Medellín, for Universidad de Antioquia, July 2007. 2007 Review of book manuscript “Diversity and Institutional Change,” for Mellen Press, Lewiston New York,

February 2007. 2006 Review of book manuscript “When Women Have Wings. Feminist Developments in Medellín, Colombia”

for University of Michigan Press, May 2006.


2005‐2006 10th Biennial Conference International Association for the Study of Forced Migration; York University; 4 works reviewed Aug 2005‐May 2006.

2004 Promotion/Tenure Assessment. Candidate for promotion to the rank of Full Professor, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University.

2004 Review of the manuscript “Towards Cultural Sensitivity” for Fernwood Publishing. 2004‐present Instituto Colombiano para el Desarrollo de la Ciencia y la Tecnología, COLCIENCIAS. Review of grant

submissions on the areas of social anthropology, community development, violence and forced displacement.

2004 Promotion/Tenure Assessment. Candidate for promotion to the rank of Full Professor, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 2004.

2004‐2009 Canadian Social Work Review. 36 works reviewed, Jun 2004‐Mar 2009.

(g) External examiner (indicate universities and dates)

2015 University Examiner for Sara Komarnisky PhD dissertation defense, Anthropology Department, March 27, 2015.

Thesis “To Come and Go: Transnational Life between Mexico and Alaska.” 2015 University Examiner for Javier Enrique Alvarez Jaimes PhD dissertation defense, Hispanic Studies, September 18,

2015. Thesis “Contrapunteo Entre el Discurso Sobre Violencia en El Tiempo, Cronicas lndependientes, y el Hip Hop la Comuna 13 de Medellin, 2002‐2012”

2015 University Examiner for Selena Couture, PhD dissertation defense, Department of Theatre and Film, July 10, 2015. Thesis “χʷayχʷəәy and Stanley Park: Performing History and Land”

2015 University Examiner for Alnoor Goova, PhD dissertation defense, Cross‐Faculty Inquiry In Education, September 24, 2015. Thesis “Reading Responses to Anti‐Muslim Racism in Canada.”

2014 University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Political Science),

Anastasia Shesterinina, “Mobilization in Civil War: Latent Norms, Social Retaliation and Inter Group Vionece in Abkhazia,” University of British Columbia, November 7.

2014 University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Political Science), Jason

Tockman, “Instituting Power: Power Relations, Institutional Hybridity, and Indigenous Self Governance in Bolivia.” Political Sciences, University of British Columbia, October 16.

2012 External Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Rural Studies), Gloria

Barrera, "Hacia la Autonomía Artesanal: campos de poder e identidades en la comunidad Kamsá del Valle de Sibundoy." Universidad Javeriana, Bogota, June 8.

2012 University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Women and Gender

Studies), Sanzida Zohra Habib, “South Asian Immigrant Women’s Access to and Experiences with Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Services in Canada,” Women and Gender Studies, University of British Columbia. May 15.

2012 Chair Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Law), John Angus Fergusson

“International Human Trafficking in Canada: Why so few prosecutions?,” Faculty of Law, May 10th. 2012 University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Geography), Luna Vives

Gonzales, “Through the Border: Senegalese Gendered Migration to Spain (2005‐2009).” Department of Geography, Nov 28.

2011 University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Benita Bunjum “The


2011 2011 2011 2010 2007 2007 2006 2005

(Un)Making of Home, Entitlement, and Nation: An Intersectional Organizational Study of Power Relations in Vancouver Status of Women, 1971‐2008.” Faculty of Graduate Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies Graduate Program, October. University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Carolina Palacios, “Social Movements as Learning Communities: Chilean Exiles, Knowledge Production and the Solidarity Movement.” Educational Studies, September. External Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination Eliana Suarez, “Surviving the ‘Sasachucuy Tiempu’ [difficult times]” the Resilience of Quechua Women in the Aftermath of the Peruvian Armed Conflict,” Factor‐Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto, August‐ External Examiner, MA Thesis Daniel Zeldin, Performing, Vending and Walking in the City: The Internally Displaced Population’s Occupation of Spaces in Medellin, Colombia. Latin American Studies, SFU, May. University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Moberley Luger, Poetry after 9/11: Constructing the Memory of Crisis, English, UBC, December. University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Linde Zingaro, Rhetorical Identities: Contexts and Consequences of Self‐disclosure for ‘Bordered’ Empowerment Practitioners. Educational Studies, University of British Columbia, April 12.

External Examiner, MA Thesis Jackie Amdsen, Youth as Citizens, Youth as Workers: An Action Research Approach to Community Mapping. Curriculum and Instruction, Faculty of Graduate Studies, January 16.

University Examiner, Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Community and Regional Planning, Tanja A. Winfler, Kwere Kwere Journeys into Strangeness: Reimagining Inner‐City Regeneration in Hillbrow, Johannesburg. Community and Regional Planning, University of British Columbia, March‐ University Examiner. Final Doctoral Examination for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. (Ethnomusicology). Sal Ferreras, Solo Drumming in the Puerto Rican Bomba: An Analysis of Musical Processes and Improvisational Strategies. The University of British Columbia, July 29.

(h) Consultant (indicate organization and dates) 2006 ‐ 2010 New Public Consortia for Metropolitan Governance in Brazil. Project funded by the Canadian International

Development Agency. The project examines how municipal, state, federal bodies and city residents can work together to tackle poverty and improve conditions for people living in the peripheries of Brazil's metropolitan areas. The project will contribute to formation of innovative inter‐jurisdictional structures (public consortia) for planning land use, social programs and policies, and delivery of services in the metropolitan areas of Belo Horizonte, Fortaleza, Recife, Santarém and Santo André. Lessons learned from these initiatives will help Brazil to develop guidelines for forming and managing public consortia throughout the country. I am one of the UBC leaders in this project.

2005 ‐ 2006 Coordination of two areas of literature review for the project Measuring and Characterizing Colombian Immigrant population in the United States and Canada. State of the Art. Organizations: Colombian Studies Institute (CSI), Florida International University (FIU), Miami in collaboration with Immigration and Ethnicity Institute (IEI), FIU, Institute for Public Opinion Research (IPOR), FIU, CES‐ Universidad Nacional de Colombia, and a group of ten researchers from Universities in United States (Harvard, Columbia), Colombia and Canada (UBC). Funding was provided by the Colombian Ministry of External Relations.

2005 Facilitation of a community forum, research and report writing on the B.C. Government's open solicitation


process for allocating resources to settlement information and support services. Organization: MOSAIC, Multilingual Orientation Service Association for Immigrant Communities.

(h) Other service to the community – Knowledge Dissemination 2012 2007 2007 2006 ‐

Women, War and Resistance the Colombian Caribbean. A Photo Gallery. The photo gallery was curated by Pilar Riaño, Maria Luisa Moreno, Ricardo Chaparro and Simon Child. It was exhibited at the University of Toronto (October, 2012), the University of Montreal (October, 2012), the University of British Columbia (October‐November, 2012) and Florida International University (November, 2012). The Forced Migration of Colombians. Presentation of Preliminary Results. A total of thirteen sessions organized by the project’s research team to present and receive feedback on preliminary results. Presentations were made in Canada (Vancouver, London and Sherbrooke), Colombia (Apartadó, Rionegro and Medellin) and Ecuador (Quito, Ibarra and San Lorenzo), June – August, 2007 Participants were policy makers, government and non government organizations, community based organizations, community leaders, international organizations, local authorities, internally displaced people and refugees. In total over 500 people participated. Forum Rencontres et réflexions avec les réfugiés; Forum organized in collaboration with Réseau Pancanadien de recherche sur l’immigration en dehors des grands centres (Professor Michèle Vatz Laaroussi, Université de Sherbrooke), ColombiEstrie, Rencontre Interculturelle des Familles de l’Estrie and the Project Forced Migration of Colombians, University of Sherbrooke, June 20th The Illustrated Journey. Bringing Together Refugee Youth with Comic Book Artists. This project brings together people from the refugee community with artists from the comic book community. It fosters collaborative works aimed at recording and making public refugee stories and creating a community of cultural production that engages artists and refugees in creating new channels of communication and support. See http://weblogs.elearning.ubc.ca/illustratedjourney/

2005 Workshop organizer and curriculum development. A four days workshop for Colombian refugees on “Forced Migration and Reconstructing Community in a New Land.” Sponsored by UBC and Family Services of Greater Vancouver. Five days workshop lead by Denise Nadeau, PhD and Martha Colorado, psychologist and research assistant of the project Forced Migration of Colombians. 15 refugees participated, January to December.

INTERVIEWS (i) Broadcast

Topic Interviewer Program Network First Broadcast

Colombia on the verge of a peace agreement after 50 years of war

David Common The Current CBC October 2, 2015

¡Basta ya! Colombia: Memorias de guerra y dignidad

Pablo Gómez Radio Canada International

Radio Canada International

October 14, 2015

Canada's refugees: Where they come from by the numbers

David Schwartz CBC news CBC October 4, 2015

Colombian Conflict, Peace Process and the Re election of Santos



June 17, 2014

Re learning to live in a Colombia in peace.



November 15, 2013


Topic Interviewer Program Network First Broadcast

Final Report on the War in Colombia of the Historical Memory Commission of Colombia

Luis Mena Morning TV Broadcast Telesur, Venezuela

August 7, 2013

The issue of memory in Colombia and the launch of reports on the massacres of indigenous and afro Colombian people.

Claudia MoralesMaria Elvira Samper

La Noche RCN, Colombia October 2, 2010

Internal Displacement in Colombia and Colombian Refugees in Ecuador

Jacinto Salas Radio Lagos, Ibarra, Ecuador

Radio Lagos July 17, 2007

Research on Colombian Refugees Humberto Briñez Canada in the Americas; Radio Canada International

CBC May 29, 2007

Colombian refugees in Canada Pablo Gómez Radio Canada International

CBC January, 2007

Colombian Refugees in Vancouver Enza Uda Canada Now CBC 2006

Interview on photograph Exhibit at MOA "Memory, Place and Displacement. A Journey by Jesus Abad Colorado"

Carmen Rodriguez CBC Radio International CBC Radio Mar, 2006

(ii) Textual

Topic Interviewer Forum Publication Date

Truth and Reconciliation in Colombia.

Marina Jimenez MacLean’s magazine and the Globe and Mail August 7, 2013

The massacre of indigenous women in Bahia Portete

Martha Ruiz Semana Magazine, Colombia September, 2010

“Saving Colombia.” Colombian elections and a climate of violence

Kate Lunau MacLean’s magazine January 14, 2010

Mas de 3 millones de Colombianos viven fuera de su país

Newspaper “El Norte” Ibarra, Ecuador July 17, 2007

Refuge and Displacement in Colombia

Gerardo San Juan Somos Colombia, Vancouver April, 2007

Interview on exhibit at MOA “Displacement and ruin in Colombia. Both the victims and their tormentors and aggressors are featured in an exhibition by Jesus Abad Colorado”

Clint Burnham Vancouver Sun June 1, 2006

Interview on exhibit at MOA “Images of War Ambiguity: on the Exhibit Memory,Place and Displacement (MOA)”

Gudrun Will Georgia Straight Mar 30, 2006

Memory workshops unearth cultural dimensions of violence. Through a series of interactive

Paul Farish Faculty of Arts webpage, http://www.arts.ubc.ca

Mar 30, 2005


Topic Interviewer Forum Publication Date

memory workshops, UBC Professor Pilar Riaňo‐Alcalá investigates the role of culture in the negotiation and survival from displacement and war

12. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS (b) Awards for Scholarship (indicate name of award, awarding organizations, date)

2009‐2014

2005‐2006 2005

Faculty Fellow in Residence; Liu Institute for Global Issues, UBC.

Early Career Scholar Award; Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, UBC. Included a $5,500 grant in infrastructure money to use for any research‐related purpose.

National Mention of Honour in Social Sciences for body of research on Memory, Youth and Violence in Medellín. Granted by the foundation “Fundación Alejandro Escobar (FAS), Colombia.” Since 1955, Alejandro Escobar (a Colombian business man and ex‐Minister) created the National Awards in Science. The FAS appoints a jury of five scientists to read and evaluate works submitted. 74 works were submitted in 2005. In the category of Social Sciences, the Foundation granted one national award and two mentions of honour. This is the most important scientific award in Colombia.

2001 ‐ 2003 Postdoctoral Fellowship; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).

1988‐ 1999 1997 ‐ 1998

International Development Research Centre, (IDRC), Ottawa, Intern – Program officer Gender and Development Unit, 1988‐1989 Young Canadians Researchers Award; International Development Research Centre.

1996 ‐ 1998 Doctoral Fellowship; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).

(d) Other Awards 1990‐1991 Women and Development Award; International Development Research Centre. (e) Distinctions 2008‐2013 Appointed advisor and researcher to the Colombian Historical Memory Commission (Colombian National

Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation). http://www.centrodememoriahistorica.gov.co/micrositios/informeGeneral/equipo.html


THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Publications Record

SURNAME: Riaño‐Alcalá FIRST NAME: Pilar Initials: PR MIDDLE NAME(S): Date: 2014/10/24 1. REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

(a) Journals *2016 Riaño Alcalá, P. and M. V. Uribe. Constructing Memory amidst War: The Historical Memory Group of Colombia.

International Journal of Transitional Justice 10(1): 6‐24. 70% *2015 Yan, Miu Chung; Lauer, Sean; Riaño‐Alcalá, Pilar. Incorporating Individual Community Assets in Neighbourhood

Houses: Beyond the Community Building Tradition of Settlement Houses. International Journal of Social Welfare. In Press, 15%

*2015 Riaño‐Alcala, P. Emplaced Witnessing: Sites of Insight, Imagination and Commemoration among the Wayuu.

Memory Studies, 8(3), 282‐297 (Impact factor 2012 0.648; ranked 6/69 in History and in Cultural Studies). *2014 Riaño‐Alcalá, P and L. Goldring. Unpacking Refugee Community Transnational Organizing: the Challenges and

Diverse Experiences of Colombians in Canada. Refugee Survey Quarterly, Vol 33 (2): 84‐111, doi: 10.1093/rsq/hdu005, 65%

2013 Traces of Ethnic and Gender Violence in the Upper Guajira of Colombia. In "Violence Against Women in Latin

America and the Caribbean," Hemisphere: Vol. 22: Iss. 1, Article 1. �Available at: http://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/lacc_hemisphere/vol22/iss1/1

*2012 Riaño‐Alcala, P. and E. Baines. Introduction. Special Issue “Transitional Justice and the Everyday.” International

Journal of Transitional Justice 6(3): 385‐393, November 2012. (Impact factor 1.79) 60% 2012 Riaño‐Alcalá, P. and E. Baines. Cuando el archivo está en el testigo. Análisis Político (Instituto de Estudios Políticos

y Relaciones Internacionales, Universidad Nacional), Revista N, 74: 49‐70, April *2011 Riaño‐Alcalá, P. and E. Baines. The Archive in the Witness: Documentation in Settings of Chronic Insecurity. The

International Journal of Transitional Justice, 5(3): 412‐433. (Impact factor: 1.79; ranked 8/82 in International Relations and 22/134 in Law)

*2011 Ibaňez‐Carrasco, F. and Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Organizing Community Based Research Knowledge Between University and

Communities: Lessons Learned. Journal of Community Development, 46(1): 72‐88. (Impact Factor: 0.360)

2010 Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Internal Displacement in Medellín and Refuge of Colombians in Ecuador. Controversia. No. 193, Diciembre.

*2008 Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Journeys and Landscapes of Forced Migration: Memorializing Fear among Refugees and Internally Displaced Colombians'. Social Anthropology. 16.1 (February 2008): 1 ‐ 18. (h index: 11; SJR: 0,27)

2006 Lacy, S and P. Riaño. Medellin, Colombia: Reinhabiting Memory. ART JOURNAL. 65.4 (Winter 2006): 96 ‐ 112

2005

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Encuentros Artisticos con el dolor, la memoria y las violencias. ICONOS. 2005, 21, 91 ‐ 104.


2002 2002 2000 1999 1991 1991

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Remembering Place: Memory and Violence in Medellín, Colombia. Journal of Latin American Anthropology, 2002, 7(1), 276 ‐ 310. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Introduction. Memory, Representations and Narratives: Rethinking Violence in Colombia. Journal of Latin American Anthropology, 2002, 7(1), 222 ‐ 225. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. La memoria viva de las muertes: lugares e identidades juveniles en Medellín. Análisis Político. 2000, 41, 23 ‐ 40. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Recuerdos Metodologicos. El Taller y la investigacion Etnografica (Methodological memories: workshops and ethnographic Research. Estudios sobre las culturas contemporaneas. September, 1999, 143 ‐ 168. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Myths of the Silenced. Women and Grassroots Communication'. Media Development. XVIII(2), 1991, 20 ‐ 23. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Urban Space and Music in the Formation of Youth Cultures. The Case of Bogota'. Studies in Latin American Popular Culture. 1991, 10, 87 ‐ 106.

JOURNAL – EDITOR

*Guest editor with Erin Baines. Special Issue on “Transitional Justice and the Everyday,” International Journal of Transitional Justice. November 2012

Guest Editor with Marie Lacroix. Special Issue on “International Social Work: Conceptual, Practice and Research Issues,” Canadian Social Work Review. March, 2008

Guest Editor. Memory, Representations and Narratives: Rethinking Violence in Colombia. Journal of Latin American Anthropology (AAA), 2002: 7 (1)

(b) Conference Proceedings 2006 Riaňo, P and Goldring, L. A Colombian Diaspora? Characteristics, Tensions and Challenges for Transnational

Political Arrangements. In Capacity Building for Peace and Development. Roles of Diaspora. High Level Expert Forum. University for Peace, United Nations, Toronto, October 19‐20. http://www.toronto.upeace.org/diaspora/resources.html

2. NON‐REFEREED PUBLICATIONS (a) Journals 2005 2003 2001 2000

Riaňo, P. Los talleres de la memoria con población desplazada en Colombia [Memory Workshops with Internally Displaced Populations in Colombia]". Historia, Antropologia y Fuentes Orales [History, Anthropology and Oral Sources]. 34: 81 ‐ 96. Riaňo, P. The Narrative Routes of Fear'. Women & Environment, 58/59, 31 ‐ 34. Riaño, P. Por qué, a pesar de tanta mierda, este barrio es poder? Historias locales a la luz nacional'. Revista Colombiana de Antropología. 36, 50 ‐ 83. Indexed journal. Riaño, P. Memorias metodológicas. Revista de Estudios Sociales. Special issue on “Colombians in the Diaspora,” N.7: 48‐60


1993

Paths and Movements in Popular Education. Aquelarre Magazine, Vancouver, 1996 Actors in Space and Time: The "Galladas" of Bogota. Special Issue "Cultural Studies in Latin America." Border Lines, Issue N. 27, January: 33‐40.

3. BOOKS

(a) Authored *2013 2011 2011 2011 2011 *2010 2010 2008

Bello, M; Suarez, A; Gonzalez, F. Riaño, P; Uprinmy, R, Sánchez, L. Basta Ya. Colombia: Memorias de Guerra y Dignidad [Enough already. War Memories and Dignity]. Final Report of the Historical Memory Commission. Bogota: Centro Nacional de Memoria Historica. 2013 (25%) Villa M. I; Riaño‐Alcalá, P; Sánchez, A. (Rapporteurs), Jaramillo, Ana; Bello, Martha N. and Gonzalez, S. (Co‐rapporteurs). The Invisble Traces of the War. Forced Displacement in Comuna 13 of Medellin. A Report by the Historical Memory Group of the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation (Colombia). Bogotá: Taurus, 2011. 332 pages. In Spanish. (50%)19 Bello, M.N; Villa, M. (Rapporteurs), Jaramillo, A. and Riaño, P. (Co‐rapporteurs). San Carlos. Memories of the Exodus during the War. A Report by the Historical Memory Group of the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation (Colombia). Bogotá: Taurus, 2011. 448 pages. In Spanish. (40%) Polo, E.; Quintero, V.; Riaño, P.; Wills, M. (Rapporteurs). Women Making History. Land, Body and Politics in the Colombian Caribe. A Report by the Historical Memory Group of the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation (Colombia). Bogotá: Taurus, 2011. 168 pages. In Spanish. (40%) Wills, M.; Medina, C. Moreno, M.; Quintero, V. (Rapporteurs) and Colorado, J. Bello, M. and Riaño, P. (co‐rapporteurs). Women and War. Victims and Resisters in the Colombian Caribe. A Report by the Historical Memory Group of the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation (Colombia). Bogotá: Taurus, 2011. 168 pages. In Spanish. (20%) Riaño‐Alcalá, P (Rapporteur). The Massacre of Bahía Portete. Wayuu Women in the Crosshairs. A Report by the Historical Memory Group of the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation (Colombia). Bogotá: Taurus, 2010. 231 pages. In Spanish. (90%) Bello, M (Rapporteur) and Riaño, P. (Co‐rapporteur). Bojaya. War without limits. A Report by the Historical Memory Group of the National Commission of Reparation and Reconciliation (Colombia). Bogotá: Taurus, 2010. 231 pages. 341 pages. In Spanish (40%) Sánchez, Gonzalo, Álvaro Camacho, Jesús Colorado, Pilar Gaitán, Fernán González, Absalón Machado, Iván Orozco, Jorge Restrepo, Pilar Riaño‐Alcalá, Andrés Suarez, María V. Uribe, León Valencia and María E. Wills. Trujillo. Una Tragedia que no Cesa. Bogotá: Editorial Planeta Colombiana, 2008. 301 pages. (30%)

19 Given the public/official function of the Commission of the Historical Memory, authors of the books written for the Commission appear as rapporteurs and not as authors. Each published book had a three steps peer review process: a) three lead researchers of the Commission and the Chair reviewed a first final version; b) a group of at least four national and international experts (academics, professionals) reviewed a second version; c) members of the community or affected group and other local experts reviewed a final version. Editorial Taurus is one of the leading publishers of academic books in Colombia, Latin America and Spain.


*2006

*2006

1996

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Dwellers of Memory: Youth and Violence in Medellin, Colombia (1985‐2000). Series Memory and Narratives. 285 pages. New York: Transaction Publishers. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Prologue by Jesús Martín Barbero. [Dissertation material extensively revised and updated (50%). Mary Chamberlain, Oxford University and Selma Leydersdoff, University of Amsterdam are the editors of the series “Memory and Narratives.” The series were originally with Routledge Press but moved in 2005 to Transaction Publishers to enhance book circulation and distribution. A paperback edition was published in February, 2010. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Jóvenes, Memoria y Violencia en Medellín (1985‐2000). 276 pages. Instituto Colombiano de Antropología and Editorial de la Universidad de Antioquia [A translation of “Dwellers of Memory” (2006), extensively revised. An earlier manuscript of this book was submitted for the National Award in Social Sciences of the Alejandro Escobar Foundation. The book was the runner up and received a mention of honor] Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Descifrando la cultura popular (Reading Popular Culture). 165 pages. Center for Research and Popular Education, CINEP. Bogota.

(b) Edited

*2013 *2008 2003 *1994

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. General Coordinator. Remembering and Narrating Conflict/Recordando y Narrando el Conflicto. Resources for doing historical memory work. Bogota: Centro Nacional de Memoria Historica.

Riaño‐Alcalá, P and M. Villa. Eds. Poniendo Tierra de por Medio. Migración forzada de colombianos en Colombia,Ecuador y Canadá [Forced Migration of Colombians in Colombia, Ecuador and Canada]. Medellin, Corporacion Region and University of British Columbia, 2008. 480 pages. (70%)

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Arte, memoria y violencia. Reflexiones sobre la ciudad. (Art, Memory and Violence. Reflections on the city). 111 pages. Corporacion Region. Medellin. First Edition. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Women in Grassroots Communications: Furthering Social Change. Communication and Human Values Series, 315 pages. Thousand Oaks: SAGE, 1994. [Over 8000 books sold. As 2014, I continue to receive royalties for this book]

(c) Chapters *2014 2014 2013 2012 2008

Riaño‐Alcalá, P and M. Villa. Forced migration of Colombians: a relational perspective. In L. Rivera‐Sánchez and F. Lozano‐Ascencio (eds.), The Practice of Research on Migration and Mobilities, SpringerBriefs in Environment, Security, Development and Peace 14, 77‐100 (90%) Riaño‐Alcalá, P and S. Lacy. Skins of Memory: Art, Civic Pedagogy, and Social Reconstruction. In Kester, G. and B. Kelley (eds.). Anthology of Arts Collectives. Duke University Press, In press. (70%) Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Memories: the Voices of the Survivors. In Basta Ya. Colombia: Memorias de Guerra y Dignidad. Informe General Grupo de Memoria Historica. Bogota: Centro Nacional de Memoria Historica. 2013, pp. 328‐387

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Trayectos, escenarios del miedo y memorias de personas refugiadas y desplazadas internas, in Salcedo, M.T and A. Salcedo, Eds., Fricciones Sociales en Ciudades Contemporáneas. Bogotá: Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia, pp. 169‐206 Riaño‐Alcalá, P. and M. Villa. Una mirada relacional a la migración forzada. Reflexiones metodológicas y de proceso. In Rivera Sánchez, L. and F. Lozano Asencio (comp.), Encuentros disciplinarios y debates metodológicos:


2008 2008 2008 2008 *2008 2006 2006 2006 *2004 2003 2003 2002

La práctica de la investigación sobre migraciones y movilidades. Mexico: Siglo XXI‐CRIM‐UNAM, 2010: 93‐124.(70%) Riaño‐Alcalá, P. 'Les sentiers de la peur et de la mémoire: les réfugiés colombiens au Canada. Images de la violence en Amerique Latine'. Images et langages de la violence en Amerique Latine. In Beaucage, Pierre and Martin Hébert, Eds. Quebec: Les Presses de L'Universite Laval , 2008. 211 ‐ 236. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. and M. Villa. Las fronteras del no reconocimiento. Los colombianos en situación de refugio en Ecuador. In Riaño, P and M. Villa, eds. Poniendo Tierra de por Medio. Migración forzada de colombianos en Colombia,Ecuador y Canadá, 222‐278. Corporacion Region and University of British Columbia, 2008. (60%) Riaño, P. Incertidumbres migratorias y transgresiones fronterizas: la migración forzada de colombianos. In Gutierrez, E and M. Ibarra, Eds., Ciudadanías de la incertidumbre: comunicación, poder y subjetividad. Bogota: Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Trayectos y escenarios del miedo y las memorias de las personas refugiadas y desplazadas internas. En Riaño, P and M. Villa, eds. Poniendo Tierra de por Medio. Migración forzada de colombianos en Colombia,Ecuador y Canadá, 383‐418. Medellín: Corporación Región and University of British Columbia, 2008. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Seeing the Past, Visions of the Future: Memory Workshops with Internally Displaced Populations in Colombia.’ Oral Histories and Public Memories. Ed. Hamilton, Paula and Linda Shopes. Temple University Press. Philadelphia. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Women’s Participation in Communication: Elements for a Framework. Communication for Social Change ANTHOLOGY: Historical and Contemporary Readings. Ed. Alfonso Gumucio and Thomas Tuffe. New York: Communication for Social Change, 2006, 443‐453. [This anthology traces the evolution of communication for social change thinking and practice. It includes works considered the most reflective and stimulating text from as far back as the 1920s. My excerpt was selected from one of my chapters in the book Women in Grassroots Communications. Furthering Social Change]. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. El Desplazamiento interno y los trabajos de la memoria. Los talleres de la memoria [Internal Displacement and Memory Works. Memory Workshops]. Investigación y desplazamiento forzado. Reflexiones éticas y metodológicas. Ed. Martha Nubia Bello. Bogota: REDIF, Red de Investigadores sobre Desplazamiento Forzado, 2006, 91‐111.

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Geografías del Desplazamiento, Territorialidades y Movilidades Urbanas [Geographies of Displacement, Territorialities and Urban Mobility]. In Herrera, Diego and Piazzini, Carlos, eds. (Des) Territorialidades y (no) Lugares. Procesos de configuración y transformación del espacio. Medellín: University of Antioquia Press, 2006, 185‐202. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Encounters with Memory and Mourning: Public Art as Collective Pedagogy of Reconciliation'. In Ibanez‐Carrasco, Francisco and Erica Meiners, Eds. Public Acts: Disruptive Readings on Making Curriculum Public. Routledge. New York. First Edition, 2004, 237 ‐ 261. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Media: Grassroots Media. Routledge International Encyclopaedia of Women. Global Women’s Issues and Knowledge. Eds. Kramerae, Cheris and Dale Spender. London: Routledge. First Edition. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Encuentros artisticos con el dolor, las memorias y las violencias: Antropología, arte publico y conmemoracion". Arte, memoria y violencia. Reflexiones sobre la ciudad. Ed. Pilar Riaño‐Alcala. Medellin: Corporacion Region, 2003, 19 ‐ 60. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Las rutas narrativas de los miedos. Sujetos, cuerpos y memorias (The narrative routes of fear:


1998 1997 1996 1996 1994 1991

subjects, bodies and memories)'. In Villa, Marta, ed. El Miedo. Reflexiones sobre su dimension social y cultural. 85 ‐ 106. Corporacion Region. Medellin. 2002. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Recuperar las memorias y elaborar los duelos. In Duelo, Memoria, Reparación. Edited by Fundación Manuel Cepeda. Bogotá: Fundación Manuel Cepeda, 1998: 103‐118 . Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Nuevos silencios de viejos olvidos. Introducción. In Memoria y Ciudad. Medellín: Corporación Región, 1997: 5‐12. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Ni pasivas ni silentes. In Por todos los medios. Comunicación y género. Edited by Ana Maria Portugal and Carmen Torres. Santiago: ISIS International, 1996: 36‐52. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Ni pasivas ni silentes. In Por todos los medios. Comunicación y género. Edited by Ana Maria Portugal and Carmen Torres. Santiago: ISIS International, 1996: 36‐52. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Vida Cotidiana y Culturas Juveniles en Bogotá. In Pobladores Urbanos. Edited by Julian Arturo. Bogota: Tercer Mundo Editores y Colcultura, 1994. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Street Youth and Cultural Identities in the Barrios of Bogota. In Diaz, Harry, Joanne Rummens and Patrick Taylor, eds. Forging Identities and Patterns of Development. 1991, 215 ‐ 238. Canadian Scholars Press. Toronto. 1991.

6. ARTISTIC WORKS, PERFORMANCES, DESIGNS *2011 The Skin of Memory Revisited. An Installation and Performance by Suzanne Lacy and Pilar Riaño. MDE11 To Teach

and to Learn. Places of Knowledge in Art. Art Biennale 2011, Museum of Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia. See: http://mde11.org/?page_id=2107

2011 Memories and Traces of the War: Women’s Resistance in the Colombian Caribe. A photograph exhibit featuring the

work of photographer Jesus Abad Colorado and the Gender Unit of the Commission of Historical Memory. I was on of the researchers involved. Bogotá: Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango (October 1, 2010 to January 30, 2011) and Riohacha: Casa de la Cultura (March 10 to May 10, 2011). See: https://www.flickr.com/photos/banrepcultural/sets/72157625171307976/

2007 Associate Producer. Skin of Memory, La Piel de la Memoria: A Documentary about a Public Art Project in Medellìn,

Colombia. A Film Produced by Dorothy Kidd; Commoners Productions, University of San Francisco. 1999 General co‐ordinator and principal researcher for the Public art project “The skin of memory: Barrio Antioquia”

Medellín, Colombia. 1997‐1999. See: http://www.suzannelacy.com/skin‐of‐memory/ 7. OTHER WORKS


Multimedia and online resources *2013 Remembering and Narrating Conflict. Resources for Doing Historical Memory Work. Remembering and Narrating

Conflict offers resource materials for those working on storytelling, historical clarification, documentation truth telling, and memory work initiatives in different regions of the world. Available at: http://reconstructinghistoricalmemory.com/ http://www.centrodememoriahistorica.gov.co/informes/informes‐2009/recordar‐y‐narrar‐el‐conflicto

2009 Grupo de Memoria Histórica, CNRR. Recordar y Narrar el conflicto. Herramientas para reconstruir memoria

histórica. Riaño, Pilar (Coordinator). Bogotá: Grupo de memoria histórica, September 2009. Available at: http://www.mapp‐oea.net/documentos/iniciativas/Memoria_Historica.pdf

Exhibition Catalogues 2006 Photograph Exhibit “Memory, Place and Displacement. A Journey by Jesús Abad Colorado” and Catalogue on the

exhibit (includes an interview I conducted with Colombian sociologist Maria Teresa Uribe). The Museum of Anthropology, MOA. (2006). 25 pages. Exhibition dates: March 2006 – July 2006. [A bilingual version of the catalogue in English and Spanish was reprinted in 2007 for distribution in Colombia, Ecuador and Canada]

Newsletter/Bulletin Articles 2006 2004

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. "The Humanitarian Crisis of Internal Displacement and Refugees Crossing Borders". Human Security Bulletin. Canadian Consortium on Human Security (CCHS) . Online publication http://www.humansecuritybulletin.info/page210.htm (January 2006). Riaño‐Alcalá, P. "Continuing Education in Social Work". The Bridge. 9 (Fall 2004): pp. 3 ‐ 4.

Reports – Online Resources 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 2005

Riaño‐Alcalá, P., Diaz, P.; Osorio, M and M. Colorado. The Forced Migration of Colombians. Canada. Corporación Región and University of British Columbia, 2008. Riaño‐Alcalá, P., Diaz, P.; Osorio, M and M. Colorado. Migration Forcée des Colombiens. Canada. Corporación Región and University of British Columbia, 2008. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. (50%), Diaz, P.; Osorio, M and M. Colorado. The Forced Migration of Colombians. Canada. Corporación Región and University of British Columbia. Rivera, F; Ortega, H; Larreategui, P and Riaño‐Alcalá, P. (30%). (In Press) La Migración Forzada de Colombianos. Ecuador. Corporación Región, University of British Columbia and Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, FLACSO. Rodriguez, C.; Riaño‐Alcalá, P. (20%); Vega, J and A. Cadavid. Guía para la primera fase de evaluación de experiencias de medios ciudadanos y comunitarios. Equipo interuniversitario para el diseño y elaboración de metodologías cualitativas de sistematización, evaluación y seguimiento a proyectos de comunicación ciudadana y para el cambio social. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. (80%) and Policzer, I. Open Solicitation Process Fails to Meet Community Needs. A Report on the State of Settlement Information and Support Services for Northeast and East Vancouver Immigrants. The


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University of British Columbia and MOSAIC. Mar, 2005. 20 pages. http://www.mosaicbc.com/PDF_files/Open_Solicitation_Process.pdf Riaño‐Alcalá, P. La cultura y la migraciòn colombiana a los Estados Unidos [Cullture and Colombian Migration to United States]. In Cuantificación y caracterización de la población inmigrante colombiana en los Estados Unidos: Sistematización General y Estado del Arte. Ana M. Bidegain and Maria Laysa, Coordinators. Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Colombia and Colombian Studies Institute, Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University. March 2005. Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Los derechos humanos y la migración colombiana a Estados Unidos [Human Rights and Colombian Migration to United States]. In Cuantificación y caracterización de la población inmigrante colombiana en los Estados Unidos: Sistematización General y Estado del Arte. Ana M. Bidegain, Coordinator. Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Colombia and Colombian Studies Institute, Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University. March 2005. Riaño‐Alcalá, P (85%); Adams, J; Au, W.; Hui, G. And D. Kitchen. Communities, Community Workers and Local Government: Challenges Faced and Lessons Learned in a Community Development Project in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, University of British Columbia, 2004. 42 pages http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/commsvcs/planning/dtes/ Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Empowering Through Communication: Women's Experiences with Participatory Communication in Development Processes. Manuscript Report 278e, International Development Research Centre, IDRC, Ottawa, 1991

8. WORK SUBMITTED (including publisher and date of submission) Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Justice Narratives, violence and testimonial Practices among the Wayuu in the Upper Guajira. American Ethnologist, revised and resubmitted, 100% 9. WORK IN PROGRESS (including degree of completion) Journal Articles Riaño‐Alcalá, P and C. Rodriguez. Praxis, Social Justice and Dialogical Research Encounters. Qualitative Research. 40%

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. Mapping everyday forms of resistance to violence in contexts of ongoing long term armed conflict. Human Rights Quarterly. 50%

Book

Riaño‐Alcalá, P (Rapporteur). The National Museum of Memory: A place for encounter. Conceptual guidelines and museum script. National Centre for Historical Memory. 100%, In press

Riaño‐Alcalá, P. “Return to the Desert: Land, Justice and Memory among the Wayuu in the Upper Guajira, Colombia” Three chapters finished. 40%

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Documents

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