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5th Embrace Dialogue Academia Seminar

British and Colombian universities met at the Institute of Political Studies and International Relations of the National University of Colombia for the fifth Embrace Dialogue Academia seminar. Together with members of the Truth Commission and representatives of social organisations, they discussed the achievements and challenges of the Truth Commission Gender Working Group. They concluded that, although the Commission has innovated in its gender approach, its biggest challenge is to strengthen a communication and pedagogy strategy, which should be coordinated with civil society.

4th Embrace Dialogue Academia Seminar

British, German and American universities met at the University College London Institute of the Americas in the fourth Embrace Dialogue Academia seminar. The discussion centred on the state-society relationship and the capacity of state institutions in Colombia to deliver on promises, in particular, the gender commitments of the Peace Accord.

3rd Embrace Dialogue Academia Seminar

British and Colombian universities met in the Latin American and Caribbean Centre of the London School of Economics and Political Science in the third meeting of Embrace Dialogue Academia, to discuss the current state of the peace process in Colombia. The discussion highlighted a central preoccupation: that the Democratic Centre political party is suffocating Colombia’s chances for peace.

2nd Embrace Dialogue Academia Seminar

German, British, Swiss, Spanish and Colombian universities met in the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy at the University of Erfurt, to discuss the peace process in Colombia. There, the second meeting of Embrace Dialogue Academia (EDA) was held, centred on the reincorporation of members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People’s Army (FARC-EP).

1st Embrace Dialogue Academia Seminar

the first Embrace Dialogue Academia (EDA) session was held at the University College London, a community of British and Colombian academics doing research in the UK on different aspects of the Colombian peace process. EDA members seek to offer their combined expertise to make practical recommendations to the ongoing situation in Colombia.

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Social Leaders Under Attack: Causes, Culprits, and Policies

The present document contains some of the reflections and recommendations presented at that event. Beatriz Vejarano and Andrei Gómez-Suárez wish to thank Carolina Henao for drafting the account of the meeting, Andrea Arboleda and Mateo Sánchez for their comments, and Gustavo Mauricio García for editing. However, any errors or omissions are the sole responsibility of the authors and in no way compromise the convening organisations.