El florecimiento en lideresas sociales víctimas del conflicto armado del corregimiento Juan Frío: aportes a la construcción de paz y al fortalecimiento del tejido social
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2025
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Hernández Flórez, Vanessa Tatiana
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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La presente investigación aborda el florecimiento de lideresas Sociales víctimas del conflicto armado pertenecientes al corregimiento de Juan Frío, Norte de Santander, en un contexto marcado por desplazamientos forzados, multiplex violencias, migración y exclusión social.
En la cual lejos de reducirlas a su condición de víctimas, el estudio reconoce sus trayectorias de resistencia, empoderamiento y Construcción comunitaria.
El Objetivo general de este estudio fue describir el florecimiento de las lideresas sociales víctimas del conflicto armado pertenecientes al corregimiento Juan Frío para la construcción y el tejido social, en la cual se desarrolló a partir del modelo PERMA de seligman bajo el paradigma hermenéutico, enfoque mixto con diseño exploratorio secuencial que incluyó entrevistas semiestructuras, grupo focal y loa aplicación de la escala de florecimiento de Diener a las cuatro participantes Los resultados evidencian que, pese a haber vivido múltiples formas de violencia (sexual, psicológica, estructural e institucional), las lideresas han desarrollado procesos de empoderamiento personal y comunitario. Se identificaron dimensiones clave de su florecimiento, como relaciones afectivas positivas, compromiso con el liderazgo, sentido de vida y logros alcanzados. Además, se propusieron estrategias orientadas al fortalecimiento del tejido social desde sus propias voces, como círculos de memoria, redes de apoyo y espacios de formación. Finalmente se concluye que el florecimiento de las lideresas sociales es un proceso real de transformación y resistencia, desde el cual contribuyen activamente a la construcción de paz y al fortalecimiento del tejido social en sus territorios
This research addresses the flourishing of social women leaders who are victims of the armed conflict in the district of Juan Frío, Norte de Santander, within a context marked by forced displacement, multiple forms of violence, migration, and social exclusion. Rather than reducing them to their condition as victims, the study highlights their paths of resistance, empowerment, and community building. The general objective of this study was to describe the flourishing of social women leaders who are victims of the armed conflict in the district of Juan Frío, as a contribution to social reconstruction and cohesion. The research was developed using Seligman’s PERMA model, under a hermeneutic paradigm and a mixed-methods approach with a sequential exploratory design. Data collection included semi-structured interviews, a focus group, and the application of Diener’s Flourishing Scale to the four participants. The results show that, despite experiencing multiple forms of violence (sexual, psychological, structural, and institutional), the women leaders have developed processes of personal and community empowerment. Key dimensions of their flourishing were identified, such as positive affective relationships, commitment to leadership, life meaning, and achieved accomplishments. In addition, strategies were proposed to strengthen the social fabric from their own perspectives, including memory circles, support networks, and educational spaces. The study concludes that the flourishing of social women leaders is a real process of transformation and resistance, through which they actively contribute to peacebuilding and the strengthening of the social fabric in their communitie
This research addresses the flourishing of social women leaders who are victims of the armed conflict in the district of Juan Frío, Norte de Santander, within a context marked by forced displacement, multiple forms of violence, migration, and social exclusion. Rather than reducing them to their condition as victims, the study highlights their paths of resistance, empowerment, and community building. The general objective of this study was to describe the flourishing of social women leaders who are victims of the armed conflict in the district of Juan Frío, as a contribution to social reconstruction and cohesion. The research was developed using Seligman’s PERMA model, under a hermeneutic paradigm and a mixed-methods approach with a sequential exploratory design. Data collection included semi-structured interviews, a focus group, and the application of Diener’s Flourishing Scale to the four participants. The results show that, despite experiencing multiple forms of violence (sexual, psychological, structural, and institutional), the women leaders have developed processes of personal and community empowerment. Key dimensions of their flourishing were identified, such as positive affective relationships, commitment to leadership, life meaning, and achieved accomplishments. In addition, strategies were proposed to strengthen the social fabric from their own perspectives, including memory circles, support networks, and educational spaces. The study concludes that the flourishing of social women leaders is a real process of transformation and resistance, through which they actively contribute to peacebuilding and the strengthening of the social fabric in their communitie
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Florecimiento, Lideresas sociales, Construcción de paz, Tejido social
