ABSTRACT
Collective Narratives: Pacifist Strategies by Families in Armed Conflict in Community, Familiar and Educational Spaces is the result of the research Collective Narratives of Peace and Armed Conflict from the Voices of Children of Early Childhood, Families and Other Relational Agents in the Post-Conflict/Post-Agreement Framework. The methodology of the research comes from an epistemological approach of political ontological hermeneutics or performative hermeneutics within a transformation approach of collective narratives. The article aims to highlight the peace-building tools used by families from collective narratives in community, educational spaces and community networks.
Keywords:
family; peacebuilding; early childhood; collective narratives; support networks