Por:
Dignora Inés Páez Giraldo
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Fecha:
2024
The Peace Agreement aims to build an inclusive and reconciled society that ensures lasting social peace. In it, attending to the victims and especially to women heads of households is an imperative, since a comprehensive education will allow healing the wounds, individual and collective, ensuring the flow of reconciliation in their children and families. The word educate comes from the Latin root educare, which is to be understood as the knowledge that discovers the learner's true essence and restores his or her peaceful and happy nature. Because that is what man essentially is: inner peace and full happiness (Díaz, 2013, p. 1). Considering the above, offering a comprehensive education program to women heads of households who are victims of the armed conflict is a challenge for research groups that can contribute their skills, knowledge and will. The book focuses on the situation of these women victims of the armed conflict in the municipality of San Juan Nepomuceno, Bolivar, and shows how their needs were addressed in three dimensions: (a) first, psychological, individual and collective wounds were considered, which although not as visible as physical wounds, are more permanent and easily inherited to future generations; (b) second, women victims and heads of households recognized their gifts, talents, creativities and capacities that the aftermath of the armed conflict had marginalized and prevented them from developing; (c) third, real alternatives for healing were offered, allowing this group of women to make use of their capacities from the social and family context.
Fuente:
UNAD - Sello editorial
Formatos de contenido:
Libros
