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Tejer la búsqueda en tiempos inciertos

Tejer la búsqueda en tiempos inciertos: Cuidado, co-creación y escucha con mujeres y disidencias sexo-genéricas buscadoras en Colombiais a collaborative research project that explores practices of care, co-creation, and listening with women and gender-diverse people searching for disappeared persons in Colombia.

The project brings together researchers and civil-society partners in Colombia and Germany and seeks to contribute to collaborative knowledge production, memory work, and peacebuilding through participatory research.

About the Digital Archive

The CAPAZ Digital Archive is an independent digital platform accompanying the research project and its public exhibition.

It provides access to selected photographs, videos, audio recordings, texts, and curated external resources documenting the project's research process and outcomes.

The archive is intended for research, educational, documentary, and public engagement purposes.

Funding

This research project is funded through CAPAZ (German-Colombian Peace Institute) with support from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

Institutional Support

The project is supported by PRIF – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt.

Although this Digital Archive is linked from the PRIF website, it is independently operated and administered by the project coordinator.

Project Coordination

Sophie Raehme

PhD Candidate in Gender StudiesCentral European University

Scientific Project Coordinator

Responsible for the academic, methodological, logistical and editorial coordination of the project and the Digital Archive.

Email:Raehme_Sophie@phd.ceu.edu

Principal Academic Partner (Germany)

Prof. Dr. Jonas Wolff-Institutional Lead (Germany)

Head of the Research Department "Intrastate Conflict"

PRIF – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt

Laura Camila Barrios Sabogal

Doctoral Researcher

PRIF – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt

Principal Academic Partner (Colombia)

Lina Álvarez Villarreal-Institutional Lead (Colombia)

Assistant Professor

Department of Political Science and Global Studies

Universidad de los Andes

Bogotá, Colombia

Additional Academic Collaborator

Sandra Patricia Arenas Grisales

Researcher and Lecturer

Universidad de Antioquia

Medellín, Colombia

Civil Society Partners

Asociación deMujeres Caminando por la Verdad (AMCV)-Comuna 13,OfficeMedellín.Represented by the collective's designated spokesperson for collective reparation.

Casa Diversa-Comuna 8,OfficeMedellín.Represented by the organisation's designated spokesperson for LGBTQ+ search initiatives.

La Comadre-La Coordinación de Mujeres Afrocolombianas Desplazadas en Resistencia,OfficeBogotá.Represented by the organisation's designated representative.

Acknowledgement

The individuals and organisations listed above are acknowledged for their academic or collaborative contributions to the research project.

Their inclusion on this page does not imply responsibility for the technical administration, legal operation or editorial management of this website.

Sophie Raehme

Scientific Project Coordinator

Tejer la búsqueda en tiempos inciertos

Email:Raehme_Sophie@phd.ceu.edu

For enquiries regarding publications, permissions, photographs, videos, accessibility, or copyright, please contact the project coordinator.

Website Operator

Sophie Raehme

Scientific Project Coordinator

Tejer la búsqueda en tiempos inciertos

Service Address

Adress:To be confirmed

Email:Raehme_Sophie@phd.ceu.edu

Editorial Responsibility

Responsible for the editorial content of this website:Sophie Raehme

Project Information

This website is the independent Digital Archive accompanying the research project

Tejer la búsqueda en tiempos inciertos: Cuidado, co-creación y escucha con mujeres y disidencias sexo-genéricas buscadoras en Colombia.

The project is funded through CAPAZ with support from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and supported by PRIF – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt.

The website itself is independently operated by Sophie Raehme.

PRIF, CAPAZ, DAAD, Central European University, Universidad de los Andes, Universidad de Antioquia and the collaborating civil-society organisations are not operators of this website unless explicitly stated otherwise.

External Links

This website contains links to external websites operated by third parties.Responsibility for the content and privacy practices of those websites rests with their respective operators.

Controller

The controller responsible for processing personal data on this website is:

Sophie Raehme

Scientific Project Coordinator

Tejer la búsqueda en tiempos inciertos

Adress: Quellenstraße 51, 1100Vienna, Austria

Email:Raehme_Sophie@phd.ceu.edu

Purpose of this Website

This website provides publicly accessible information and selected project materials relating to the research project.Its purpose is research communication, documentation, education and public engagement.

Website Hosting

This website is hosted using Cloudflare.

When visitors access the website, technical information necessary for providing the website may be processed.

This may include:

IP address

browser type

operating system

requested pages

date and time of access

technical security information

The legal basis is Article 6(1)(f) GDPR (legitimate interest in providing a secure and functioning website).

Further information regarding Cloudflare services used on this website will be added once the final hosting configuration has been completed.

Email Contact

When you contact the project by email, your personal data are processed solely for responding to your enquiry.These data are not shared with third parties unless legally required.

Vimeo Videos

Some videos are embedded from Vimeo.Vimeo videos are not loaded until visitors actively interact with the embedded player.

The Vimeo account used for this project is administered by Sophie Raehme.When visitors choose to play an embedded Vimeo video, personal data such as IP address and technical browser information may be transmitted to Vimeo.Vimeo processes these data under its own Privacy Policy.

External Links

This website contains links to external websites.When following an external link, the respective website processes personal data under its own responsibility.

Analytics

This website does not use visitor analytics or tracking tools.It isindependently operated and administered by the project coordinator while forming part of the wider research project.

Your Rights

Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you have the right to:

request information about your personal data;

request correction of inaccurate data;

request deletion where legally applicable;

request restriction of processing;

object to processing based on legitimate interests;

withdraw consent where processing is based on consent;

lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.

Supervisory Authority

If you believe that your personal data have been processed in violation of applicable data protection law, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the competent data protection supervisory authority.

Updates

This Privacy Policy may be updated whenever the website or applicable legal requirements change.

Last updated:August 2026

Unless otherwise indicated, copyright for individual texts, photographs, videos, audio recordings and other materials remains with the respective creators, contributors and rights holders.

Materials published on this website are used with the informed consent and permission of the respective contributors and rights holders.Publication on this website does not transfer copyright or grant permission for general reproduction or reuse.

If you wish to reproduce or reuse material, please obtain permission from the relevant rights holder unless another licence is explicitly indicated.Some materials document experiences of violence, disappearance and memory work. Visitors are asked to engage with this content respectfully and ethically.

For copyright questions or removal requests, please contact:Sophie Raehme-Raehme_Sophie@phd.ceu.edu

Accessibility Statement

We are committed to making this Digital Archive as accessible as reasonably possible.We continuously work to improve navigation, readability and access to audiovisual and written materials.Because the archive contains historical, artistic and third-party materials, some content may not yet fully meet accessibility standards.If youencounter an accessibility barrier or require information in an alternative format, please contact:Sophie Raehme-Raehme_Sophie@phd.ceu.edu

We will make reasonable efforts to respond and provide an accessible alternative where possible.

Project Coordination

Sophie Raehme

Scientific Project Coordinator

Website Design & Development

Anna Zhu

Website design and development for the CAPAZ Digital Archive.

Research Partners

PRIF – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt

Universidad de los Andes

Universidad de Antioquia

Civil Society Partners

Asociación de Mujeres Caminando por la Verdad (AMCV)(Medellín)

Casa Diversa– Comuna 8 (Medellín)

La Comadre – La Coordinación de Mujeres Afrocolombianas Desplazadas en Resistencia(Bogotá)

Funding

This project is funded through CAPAZ (German-Colombian Peace Institute) with support from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

The project is supported by PRIF – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt.

Acknowledgement

We sincerely thank all research participants, collaborating organisations, artists, and contributors whose knowledge, experiences, and commitment made this project and the Digital Archive possible.

This website preserves selected Spanish terms, including búsqueda, encuentro, cartotejidos, comadreo, cuerpa-territorio and mujeres buscadoras, because they carry historical, political, and relational meanings that cannot be fully conveyed through direct translation. Rather than treating these words as simply untranslatable, we retain them to honour the communities, practices, and worlds of meaning from which they emerge.

Throughout this website, English and Spanish exist in dialogue rather than as exact equivalents. Translation is understood as a relational and collaborative practice of listening that remains attentive to what is gained, transformed, and inevitably left unresolved. It seeks to remain accountable to the people, territories, and knowledges that shape this archive.