Mestura La Palma promotes spaces for dialogue and active listening to reflect on what defines the collective identity of this community affected by 85 days of eruption, massive displacements and loss of neighborhoods and daily lives. Based on these actions, it develops a set of tools, called memory and rooting devices, which materialize oral, photographic or audiovisual archives with the experiences of those who have lived through the emergency and its consequences.
Together with the financial support of the Carasso Foundation, this initiative is developed in collaboration with the Office of Civic Innovation S. Coop. and the cultural association Karmala Cultura, with the support of local public administrations and community organizations.