It’s bittersweet to sit down and write what will be the final blog of my

As I return from Sacsamarca, I have the opportunity to reflect on the past three

Those that had been chatting previously had gone silent. It was the kind of sudden

EPAF is currently accepting applications for its Somaliland Field School next year. The Field School

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Last week, 80 sets of remains were handed over to families in Ayacucho by state

Today, I wanted to share an interview done with Jose Pablo (J.P.) Baraybar, EPAF’s Executive

Since its founding, EPAF has made significant contributions to transitional justice and human rights initiatives

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“Collective amnesia is no solution…” “Until we understand the past, we can’t build the future.”

EPAF’s advocacy quilt is off and running after a very productive trip to the village

I sit here writing as we prepare to head back into the mountains for one

Peru is now 11 years removed from the publication of the final report of the

As we at EPAF work to promote a new model of transitional justice that transforms

I want to use this blog to discuss the extended consequences of forced disappearances and

She sat there with us in a small, dark room watching as cameras, recorders and

Through June and July, human rights lawyers, archeologists, forensic anthropologists, students and development specialists gathered

Broken promises, finger pointing, budget cuts…there’s enough blame to go around. The rough, hunk of

“Presente” A woman lays four flowers in the shape of a cross on the dry,

I’m in Peru and all is well. Returning to Peru was strange because in some

The Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team (EPAF) is a non-profit organization that works to locate and