Colombia - Art for Reconstruction Phase II, Objective 1

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The data is associated with the measurements of Art for Reconstruction Phase II Objective 1 activities developed by the Prolongar Foundation between February 2020 and April 2021. Objective 1 aims to escalate the project by impacting other groups of civilian victims, retired veterans, PPR participants, and their companions in Medellin continuing the promotion of reconciliation among these populations considered adversaries in the logics of war.

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21 This dataset is related to the baseline measurement applied in February 2020. The data was collected via survey in situ with the objective of diagnosing the different tools participants had to self-inquiry, regulate their emotions, and heal their trauma at the beginning of the process. https://data.usaid.gov/d/227i-mnzj
21 This dataset comprises 1. a new baseline held in november 2020 after the process was resumed due to COVID-19 quarantines and 2. one follow-up measurement applied on january 2021. The data of the baseline was collected via survey in situ with the objective of capturing the different tools participants had to self-inquiry, regulate their emotions, heal their trauma and their willingness to reconcile. The follow-up measurement was collected via phone calls aiming to capture the effects of the process in the participants’ self-inquiry, emotion regulation, trauma healing and willingness to reconcile; it also includes information about the feelings and perceptions of participants that assisted face-to-face encounters with other groups. https://data.usaid.gov/d/854f-w2ur
21 This data involves participants' reactions after watching videos. https://data.usaid.gov/d/iqad-pvzr
21 This data involves participants' reactions after watching videos. https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/iqad-pvzr
21 This dataset is related to the baseline measurement applied in February 2020. The data was collected via survey in situ with the objective of diagnosing the different tools participants had to self-inquiry, regulate their emotions, and heal their trauma at the beginning of the process. https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/227i-mnzj
21 This dataset comprises 1. a new baseline held in november 2020 after the process was resumed due to COVID-19 quarantines and 2. one follow-up measurement applied on january 2021. The data of the baseline was collected via survey in situ with the objective of capturing the different tools participants had to self-inquiry, regulate their emotions, heal their trauma and their willingness to reconcile. The follow-up measurement was collected via phone calls aiming to capture the effects of the process in the participants’ self-inquiry, emotion regulation, trauma healing and willingness to reconcile; it also includes information about the feelings and perceptions of participants that assisted face-to-face encounters with other groups. https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/854f-w2ur

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  • colombia
  • armed-conflict-colombia-reconciliation-prejudices-trauma-healing-art-therapy-peace-process

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