The Transformative Memory’s Podcast https://transformativememory.podbean.com What makes the work of memory transformative in the afterlives of political violence, such as dictatorships, war, genocide, plantation slavery and settler colonialism? As a global collective of artists, academics and community leaders, we embrace methodologies that uphold reciprocal, relational, respectful and emplaced collaborations grounded in ways of knowing and activating memory in the lived experiences of persons and collectives affected by mass violence. The TMIN opens intellectual, affective and creative spaces to interrogate the ways memory: activates alternative ways of seeing, listening and being in the world; serves to persevere, regather and refashion ways of being together in the precariousness of ongoing violence; emerges in sentient beings, landscapes, bodies, and objects; and, anticipates a different kind of future, and so exceeds the political, social and legal institutions that maintain relations of power, dispossession and oppression. Mon, 20 Apr 2026 10:25:31 -0700 https://podbean.com/?v=5.5 en Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Arts 1440 episodic As partners to the Transformative Memory International Network (TMIN), Ulster University (INCORE & Transitional Justice Institute) collaborated with the the University of British Colombia to pilot a MemoLab in Ireland and Northern Ireland between October 14-21, 2022. The MemoLab was a seven-day exploratory space designed to bring together scholars, activists and artists to dialogue, exchange and create while reflecting on the theme of Memory Frictions + Responsibility. Together with community partners in Ireland and Northern Ireland – Healing Through Remembering, the Smashing Times International Centre for the Arts and Equality and Conflict Textiles – participants in the MemoLab explored the theme of memory frictions and responsibility in visits to community memory groups, museums, arts-based workshops, exhibits and performances, and an international student-led conference. The Memolab started at the Dublin Arts and Human Rights Festival in Dublin where the work of several TMIN members was featured in the exhibition “The State of the Art: Transformative Memories in Political Violence.” Listen to the following podcast about the Memolab in Ireland and Northern Ireland. They present the reflections and generative ideas of the TMIN members who participated in the Memolab. These podcasts were created and produced by Fernanda Barbosa dos Santos, a PhD student in Human and Social Sciences at the Universidad de Colombia, and member of TMIN partner Rutas del Conflicto. transformativememory transformativememory No false https://feed.podbean.com/transformativememory/feed.xml https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/17509789/Nation-In-Halt-Series-09_7uedth.png The Transformative Memory’s Podcast https://transformativememory.podbean.com 144 144 Red de Aprendices Red de Aprendices https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/red-de-aprendices/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/red-de-aprendices/#comments Mon, 20 Apr 2026 10:25:31 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/059a2f35-62bb-35a9-b156-90cacf8fb2f8 transformativememory false No 146 full Rosita homenaje al Rio Atrato Rosita homenaje al Rio Atrato https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/rosita-homenaje-al-rio-atrato/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/rosita-homenaje-al-rio-atrato/#comments Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:50:45 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/dea8aa01-37bd-3b89-b201-7c9569a0f10a transformativememory false No 253 full Elda Luz Versos Elda Luz Versos https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/elda-luz-versos/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/elda-luz-versos/#comments Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:48:36 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/1417a708-0ee7-3a33-8f41-b6a8fcf256a5 transformativememory false No 371 full Banda Sonora Memolab Banda Sonora Memolab https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/banda-sonora-memolab/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/banda-sonora-memolab/#comments Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:41:11 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/024188b3-9571-36ce-b9f3-2c5704125015 transformativememory false No 520 full Transformative Memory Podcast Series: Episode 1 with Fernanda Barbosa dos Santos Transformative Memory Podcast Series: Episode 1 with Fernanda Barbosa dos Santos https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/transformative-memory-podcast-series-episode-1-with-fernanda-barbosa-dos-santos/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/transformative-memory-podcast-series-episode-1-with-fernanda-barbosa-dos-santos/#comments Mon, 29 Sep 2025 08:50:01 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/9605b6ef-cf98-3626-a43e-2a526e7e299f In this podcast series, the Transformative Memory International Network brings forward the work of its members, illuminating memory practices across diverse sites and the methodologies that nurture reciprocal, relational, and respectful collaborations, grounded in lived experiences of those touched by mass violence.

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]]> Host Marjorie Rugunda interviews journalist and historian Fernanda Barbosa dos Santos from Rutas del Conflicto (Routes of Conflict) transformativememory false No 2108 1 1 full MORE THAN TWO IRELANDS MORE THAN TWO IRELANDS https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/more-than-two-irelands/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/more-than-two-irelands/#comments Fri, 03 Nov 2023 09:59:10 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/c2967c93-7231-3c80-90d0-4cc896a94c4c What do we feel being in Ireland and Northern Ireland? These 7 sound acts show more than two Irelands, recreating some environments from the testimonies and feelings of 2022 MemoLab participants.

Host/Production/Edition: Fernanda Barbosa

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Host/Production/Edition: Fernanda Barbosa

]]> The MemoLab was a seven-day exploratory space designed to bring together scholars, activists, and artists to dialogue, exchange, and create while reflecting on the theme of memory frictions and responsibility. This podcast presents the reflections and generative ideas of the TMIN members who participated in the Memolab. CREDITS: Testimonies: Aaron Weah, Aimée Craft, Alejandra Gaviria, Alit Ambara, Brandon Hamber, Dorcus Atyeno, Erika Diettes, Erin Baines, Jeff Korondo, Kamari Clarke, Kate Turner, Nila Utami, Paolo Vignolo, Paula Surgenor, Pilar Riaño-Alcalá. “More than two Irelands: 7 Sound Acts”: Gray, by Loudstill; Gray is the Sky, by Three Chain; Nomadic Sunset, by Alexander Nakarada/serpentsoundstudios; Remember, by Nettson; Chaos, by Gunnar Olsen; Celtic Soul, by Solas Composer; A Day To Remember, by Bensound. Photo: Alit Ambara Host/Production/Edition: Fernanda Barbosa transformativememory false No 1211 1 2 full SPACES, OBJECTS, STORIES, AND RESISTANCES SPACES, OBJECTS, STORIES, AND RESISTANCES https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/memolab2023/ https://transformativememory.podbean.com/e/memolab2023/#comments Fri, 03 Nov 2023 09:27:15 -0700 transformativememory.podbean.com/a7c5cb51-6114-3b0b-9967-64c274c109b8 What do we see in a space where we are for the first time? What do we not see? These are some of the memories of the Ireland/Northern Ireland Memolab participants in 2022.

Produced and written by: Fernanda Barbosa Dos Santos

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Produced and written by: Fernanda Barbosa Dos Santos

]]> The MemoLab was a seven-day exploratory space designed to bring together scholars, activists, and artists to dialogue, exchange, and create while reflecting on the theme of memory frictions and responsibility. This podcast presents the reflections and generative ideas of the TMIN members who participated in the Memolab. CREDITS: Testimonies: Aaron Weah, Aimée Craft, Alejandra Gaviria, Alit Ambara, Brandon Hamber, Dorcus Atyeno, Erika Diettes, Erin Baines, Jeff Korondo, Kamari Clarke, Kate Turner, Nila Utami, Paolo Vignolo, Paula Surgenor, Pilar Riaño-Alcalá. Music: “Spaces, objects, stories and resistances. Memories of an exchange in Ireland”: The Way To You, by Sapajou; An Adventure Beyond, by Alexander Nakarada /serpentsoundstudios / Photo: Erin Baines Produced and written by: Fernanda Barbosa Dos Santos transformativememory false No 2695 1 1 full