Teraphy dance with eldery population

THERAPY DANCE WITH ELDERY POPULATION Starting from the basic premise of exploring the body as our first territory, the project “Dance Therapy with older adults in the city of Bogotá” offered an overview of corporal, artistic and therapeutic tools to develop practices for the prevention and promotion of mental health. physical and emotional of older […]

AUTISM IN THE WATER

AUTISM IN THE WATER In collaboration with the cultural association “Associazione Culturale ANIMABIANCA”, Italy, the “Autism in the water” project in Lanzarote, Spain offered a space based on the therapeutic potential of Surfing. Our common goal was to offer autistic children, ages 8-16, and their families, an opportunity to meet and support each other while […]

DIPLOMA: PARTICIPATORY TOOLS FOR EMBODIED AND ARTISTIC WORK IN VULNERABLE CONTEXTS

DIPLOMA: PARTICIPATORY TOOLS FOR EMBODIED AND ARTISTIC WORK IN VULNERABLE CONTEXTS The participatory tools for embodied and artistic work in vulnerable contexts Diploma was a theoretical-practical course carried out with the support of “Casa Kilele” in Bogotá, using conceptual and methodological guidelines aimed to produce embodied and artistic dramaturgies. This initiative involved a fieldwork-based phase […]

CO-CREATED WORKSHOPS WITH EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITIES – AGREEMENTS FOR QUALITY EDUCATION

CO-CREATED WORKSHOPS WITH EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITIES – AGREEMENTS FOR QUALITY EDUCATION In different localities of the city of Bogotá and its surroundings, Embodying Reconciliation – Cuerpos para la Reconciliación in alliance with “Hermanos Brothers”, developed a series of workshops in various district schools directed to their broader educational community. In these spaces, the dreams and concerns […]

II Ephemeral Museum for Reconciliation

II Ephemeral Museum for Reconciliation The “Ephemeral Museum for Reconciliation” was implemented for a second time in August and September 2016 in “Altos de Cazucá”, a neighborhood in vulnerable conditions situated in the outskirts of Bogotá. The project was realized in partnership with the Colombian University EAN and the Hungarian researcher Kinga Szemessy from the […]

DANCE THERAPY IN PRISONS

DANCE THERAPY IN PRISONS Aligned to the vision of restorative justice whereby participants never cease to be subjects of rights, the project “Dance Therapy with men and women deprived of their freedom” was carried out within the framework of an initiative led by IDARTES at the “Modelo” and “Buen Pastor” Prisons in the city of […]

About us

About us We are a non-profit entity that identifies, protects, and promotes practices related to Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), Corporealities, Interculturality, Memory, and Wellbeing; in local, national, and international territories with populations at risk, scholars, educators, students, artistic entrepreneurs, cultural managers, private corporations, and the NGO sector. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lfEah0ofoM&t=18s For an empathetic, reconciled and peaceful world […]

National Internships – National program of Stimuli

Diana Teresa Gutierrez, is the winner of National Internship in Dance of the National Program of Stimuli of Culture Ministry, Colombia, in the category of “Formation” with the project “Bodies for Empathy Museum” from July to November 2019. Conexión Hemisferio 2019 Award given by Culture Ministry (Colombia) and Cultural Action (Spain) to participate in the […]

Intercultural dance workshop with refugee population in Italy.

INTERCULTURAL DANCE WORKSHOPS WITH REFUGEE POPULATION IN ITALY By: Sara Azzarelli In December 2018, Diana Teresa Gutiérrez, director of Embodying Reconciliation, facilitated workshops in Bologna and Imola, Italy, with 20 female social workers dealing with women who have suffered some type of violence or abuse. She managed to draw deep connections among the group through […]

Alliance with the Cultural Magazine Artificio- 2019

Alliance with the cultural Magazine Artificio with the purpose of offering the platform of Embodying Reconciliation for the arrival of practitioners within the editorial work of the magazine. This alliance seeks to diversify the participation of the Corporation in different sectors of culture.