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A University of Huddersfield research project is helping communities in Colombia find answers about loved ones who disappeared during the country's long-running armed conflict.

The Transmedia for Transitional Justice (T4TJ) project, led by Dr Camilo Tamayo Gomez in the School of Human and Health Sciences, combines participatory research, AI-assisted analysis, community mapping, drone technologies, and citizen-led storytelling to support transitional justice processes in one of the world's most complex post-conflict settings.

Subject

Dr Tamayo Gomez said: "This work belongs to the communities. What we are doing is creating the conditions in which their knowledge, their testimony, and their demand for justice can be heard and acted upon."

Period2 Sept 2026

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Media contributions

  • TitleResearch gives voice to Colombia's missing as project locates mass graves
    Degree of recognitionInternational
    Media name/outletUniversity of Huddersfield
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date2/09/26
    DescriptionA University of Huddersfield research project is helping communities in Colombia find answers about loved ones who disappeared during the country's long-running armed conflict.

    The Transmedia for Transitional Justice (T4TJ) project, led by Dr Camilo Tamayo Gomez in the School of Human and Health Sciences, combines participatory research, AI-assisted analysis, community mapping, drone technologies, and citizen-led storytelling to support transitional justice processes in one of the world's most complex post-conflict settings.
    URLhttps://www.hud.ac.uk/news/2026/september/colombia-mass-graves-discovered-project/
    PersonsCamilo Tamayo Gomez, Caroline Sturdy Colls, Kevin Colls