Arquivo Nacional (Brasil)
Established in 1838, during Brazil’s assertion as an independent state, the National Archives holds a vast and diverse collection of millions of documents in various…
MoreEstablished in 1838, during Brazil’s assertion as an independent state, the National Archives holds a vast and diverse collection of millions of documents in various…
MoreThe CALDH is a permanent space, open to the public, with special emphasis on youth, which communicates and exhibits for purposes of study, deconstruction, and…
MoreThe Casa de la Memoria “Kaji Tulam” is a permanent space that communicates and exhibits for purposes of study, deconstruction, and analysis the history of…
MoreEspacio para la Memoria operates where there was a Clandestine Detention, Torture and Extermination Center during the last civic-military dictatorship. It was recovered thanks to…
MoreA nonprofit civil society group, Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo (GAM) was formed in 1984 to bring together the families of people illegally detained and forcibly…
MoreThe International Institute of Learning for Social Reconciliation (IIARS) is a private non-profit organization that aims to provide a forum to discuss and learn about…
MoreLUME: Lugar de Memória (LUME: Place of Memory), serves as a space for community engagement, using its platform to foster social transformation and justice. Created…
MoreMemorial da Democrácia da Paraíba, established by decree 33.426 on October 31, 2012, is located at the Casa de José Américo Foundation in João Pessoa,…
MoreMuntref Museo de la Inmigración (Muntref Museum of Immigration), supported by the Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero, serves as a vital space for honoring…
MoreMuseo Casa de la Memoria Indómita (MuCMI) opened its doors on June 14, 2012, serving as a vital space for preserving the memory of State…
MoreMuseo de la Palabra y la Imagen, a citizen initiative founded after El Salvador’s Peace Accord, preserves significant records on Salvadoran history and culture. The…
MoreMuseu de Favela in Rio de Janeiro centers its collection on the lives, memories, and cultural expressions of the residents of Cantagalo, Pavão, and Pavãozinho…
MoreThe Cultural Park of Valparaiso is a place of memory, cultural center and public space that promotes cultural participation and human rights, for the construction…
MoreThe Parque de la Memoria – Monumento a las Víctimas del Terrorismo de Estado is a public space that extends over fourteen acres, located along…
MoreRed Somos Memoria is a network of 17 collectives and organizations that launched memory and archival initiatives, and today, are building a larger collective dedicated…
MoreLocated in Tlaxcoaque Square in Mexico City, Tlaxcoaque Sitio de Memoria seeks to preserve the remaining part of the building that housed the General Directorate…
MoreTeniendo en cuenta que un sitio de memoria tiene como objetivo resignificar su entorno a partir de tres elementos principales: el espacio, la memoria y…
MoreThe Museu da Pessoa is a virtual and collaborative museum of life stories open to everyone’s participation. At the Museum, you can tell your own…
MoreCorporación de Memoria y Cultura Puchuncaví promotes a culture of human rights towards Chilean society, through the rescue and enhancement of the history and memory…
MoreFounded in 1983, the Association of Relatives of Missing Detainees and Martyrs for National Liberation (ASOFAMD) seeks to keep alive the memory of martyrs and…
MoreCentro Cultural and Museo y Memoria de Neltume has 16 years of experience with their local community in Panguipulli, Chile. Its mission is to be…
MoreThe National Association of Relatives of Kidnapped, Detained and Disappeared of Peru was established on September 2, 1983, to bring together people who had been…
MoreThe Red Colombiana de Lugares de Memoria – RCLM is comprised of 28 places of memory located in different regions of Colombia, some of which…
MoreThe Museum of Memory and Tolerance was founded in 2010 in Mexico City as a non-profit organization that is dedicated to disseminating the importance of…
MoreThe Faro de la Memoria, or the Lighthouse of Memory, formerly called ESIM, was a clandestine detention center where people were tortured and killed by the armed…
MoreMemorial das Ligas e Lutas Camponesas (Memorial of Small Farmers Leagues and Struggles), an NGO is headquartered in the community of Barra de Antas, in the…
MoreIn the aftermath of the September 1973 coup d’état that overthrew the Government of Chilean President Salvador Allende, the National Stadium of Santiago (Estadio Nacional)…
MoreDevoir de Mémoire fights to transform sites of atrocities into sites of memory in Haiti, to demand justice for the crimes committed during the Duvalier dictatorship,…
MoreSociedad Civil Las Abejas is an organized group fighting peacefully for their rights, and to defend their lands and territories. Its work is based on…
MoreBrazil is a country known worldwide for its cultural diversity. Native people from many nations, such as the Portuguese, Spanish, Flemish, Africans of different origins,…
MoreMovimiento Ciudadano Para Que No Se Repita (Never Again Citizens Movement) is a coalition of over 400 human rights organizations and community groups across Peru….
MoreThe Dirección de Verdad, Justicia y Reparación (Board of Truth, Justice and Reparation) is a subset of Paraguay’s Defensoría del Pueblo. This institution emerged from…
MoreCentro de Investigaciones Históricas de los Movimientos Sociales (CIHMSAC) was established in May 2006 with the effort of activists, social science researchers, and individuals to…
MoreFounded in 1989 by Bishop Samuel Ruiz García of the Diocese of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Bartolomé de Las…
MoreThe José Domingo Cañas Foundation aims to promote the maintenance of collective memory regarding human rights, especially in the scope of education, culture, and society….
MoreAsociación Caminos de la Memoria is an organization of diverse individuals with a proven track record for human rights promotion in Peru. As part of…
MoreLocated in Santa Catalina in the heart of the City of Cordoba, the Department of Information (D2) – the Intelligence Section of the Provincial Police…
MoreParque por la Paz (Park for Peace) Villa Grimaldi is located in the former Chilean dictatorship’s principle center for detention, torture, and extermination. It is now a…
MorePaine is a rural county located to the south of Santiago in Chile. In 1973, during the Pinochet dictatorship, 70 members of the local community…
MoreThe Committee for Human Rights: NIDO 20 is dedicated to preserving the memory of the extensive human rights violations that took place during the dictatorship…
MoreThe Memorial Museum was created in order to promote access to knowledge and research on the situation of human rights and social and political memory…
MoreMemoria Abierta, a collective of human rights organizations, works to raise social awareness and knowledge about state terrorism in order to enrich democratic culture. One…
MoreFundacion Zelmar Michelini disseminates the work and thought of Zelmar Michelini, a Uruguayan human rights advocate, with the goal of promoting reflection on pluralism and fighting impunity. The…
MoreCentro Cultural y Museo de la Memoria is a space dedicated to the memory of state terrorism and the efforts of the Uruguayan people in…
MoreThe Cultural Center for Memory in Trelew is located at the old airport of Trelew. In August 1972, during the military dictatorship of Gen. Alejandro…
MoreCasa do Povo is the popular name of Instituto Cultural Israelita Brasileiro, a cultural center founded and historically run by left-oriented Jewish communities in São Paulo,…
MoreThe Memorial Museum of the Dominican Resistance collects, organizes, preserves, researches, distributes, and displays the tangible and intangible heritage of the struggles of several generations…
MoreIn memory of those who were victims of the slave trade and slavery, Memorial ACTe is set on Guadeloupian soil, on the site of the…
MoreCentro de Memoria, Paz y Reconciliación (Memory and Peace Center) seeks to materialize the commitment to honor the memory of victims of political violence from…
MoreAsociación Paz y Esperanza is a Christian non-profit association in Peru that works to promote social justice and the integral development of the indigent and…
MoreEl Memorial is housed at the former offices of the Department of Social and Political Order of São Paulo State, one of the most gruesome…
MoreThe Museum of Memory and Human Rights offers a space for ethical reflection on the violations on human life and dignity committed by the State…
MoreColonia Dignidad [Dignity Colony], now called Villa Baviera [Bavarian Village], is a piece of land in Parral, Chile inhabited by Germans since 1961. It is…
MoreMemorial para la Concordia/Guatemala is a project that has been developed over two and a half years alongside the Historical Archive of the National Police….
MoreCasa de la Memoria Museum was created as an initiative of the Municipal Unit for Victim Attention and Reparation of Medellin, Colombia, in order to…
MoreMuseo Sitio de Memoria ESMA is a former clandestine center for detention, torture and extermination; a historical site; and a material testimony to the human rights…
MoreCantos Cautivos (Captive Songs) is a digital archive that compiles memories of individual and collective musical experiences in centres for political detention and torture in…
MoreThe Museum of Memory operates in the building of the National Bureau of Technical Matters (1956 to 1992), a clandestine center for torture, executions, and…
MoreThe Center for Preservation of Political Memory was first created as a working group of the Permanent Forum of Former Political Prisoners and Persecuted Persecuted…
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