03/27/2026
| We recently accompanied a community documentation process with the Land Restitution Unit in — a collective space where the community mapped their history and created a social cartography together with the Cabildo Indígena de Valledupar as part of their organizational process.
🧭 This community has spent more than four years displaced after being uprooted from their ancestral territory along the San Juan River. Today, they continue strengthening their cultural identity, their practices, and their relationship with the land — grounded in the dignity and resilience that sustain their community life.
✊🏽 Meanwhile, they remain in overcrowded conditions in a temporary shelter in Buenaventura, facing multiple challenges that limit their ability to fully live and organize as a community.
⚖️ This exercise of memory, territory, and dignity is essential for strengthening their roots, their voice, and their sense of community — and it contributes to their call for dignified conditions and the full recognition of their rights.
