The conference explores how culture and peace, far from being abstract concepts, They intertwine as living processes that generate dialogue, They activate memory and promote social transformation. From this perspective, The need to open spaces that allow understanding and living in diversity arises.. From this approach, The session proposes to reflect on the role of museums and cultural spaces as true infrastructures of peace: places to make conflicts visible, activate memories and contribute, from creativity and cultural rights, to the construction of a more fair and conscious coexistence. The conference will be given by Maider Maraña, director of Baketik and researcher at the UNESCO Chair of Cultural Landscapes and Heritage.
