A toolbox for individual workshops, led by a leader, to promote self-awareness and cultural attachment. It encourages self-learning and youth participation in community dynamics, aimed at young NARP individuals born in their territory and forced to leave, or born in the city, and those seeking to strengthen their identity.

This project is for someone who left their homeland at an early age, or never lived there, as they were born in the city. Their family environment has not instilled a strong sense of connection to their roots. Living in Bogotá has created a need for them to rediscover and recognize their identity. They feel conflicted because they do not see themselves reflected in the visual, physical, academic, or cultural standards around them. They do not recognize close references. They need collective and individual spaces and tools where they can truly be themselves.

The value proposition is to provide tools for self-recognition of history, territory, body, and references to strengthen identity and life projects. Create collective spaces for dialogue and recognition. Train trainers to replicate these tools in various communities.