00:09New York City
00:09A few years ago, the police took the gun
00:10and they left the gun
00:10because they had a time
00:12to come, thanks to God, the army
00:16and we got the gun
00:18and the police took them
00:22but before that
00:24they tried to do something
00:26very difficult that was
00:27sexual violence. So that's why we have the silhouettes that our body is not a weapon of war.
00:37My parents came from there, but it was a total change of life, and that's where we decide to
00:44go and start the displacement, that change of life, that history of life, where after having
00:52had everything, it begins to minimize everything, like food, discrimination, because they thought
01:00that we, as victims of armed conflict, did not have anything, and we have said that as women,
01:08as victims of armed conflict, we are DH and machete.
01:24Good morning, friends. Well, we are going to finish Sandrita, so we have to do the retoque
01:29of the...
01:30We were crying and we were saying, of course, when we were crying, we were taking everything
01:34we had stored, but it was a little bit difficult, but when I decided, and I have the support
01:42of the psychologists, I decided to be the leader. I didn't think that it would be so hard.
01:53When one listens, looks, looks and lives, and our body is not a weapon of war, our body
01:59is not a weapon of war, our body deserves to be respected.
02:01All women who are part of Buscando Nuevos Senderos are women who come from different municipalities,
02:07departments, from Tumaco, from Cauca.
02:10We have collected all these stories of life, this art.
02:14Our body is the art of peace.
02:16Women break the silence through art.
02:27I think we try to inspire a lot of people, also to the state,
02:34that they unite with us and with us.
02:37Thank you very much for the ONGs that have been with us, but especially to CODES,
02:43because it has been a support, I say, psychosocial.
02:48Because both the employees and the people who have been,
02:51they have been part of our BUNS family,
02:54which is Buscando Nuevos Senderos,
02:56and many organizations that are part of this beautiful space.
03:01people who have been alive, and they are still a lot of women.
03:08They are still a lot of women.
03:13They have to experience a fun life.
03:19They have to see their jobs in the past,
03:21and then, they have to see their lives.
03:22And they have to understand their lives in the past.
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