Colombia is at a critical crossroads for its peaceful and democratic future. This country has experienced violence for the most part of the 20th century. With the FARC camps now stationary, as part of the Peace Accords, local communities are now confronted with the long-term colocation of former guerrilla groups on their door step. The intersectional qualities of trying to implement a national peace while dealing with the local characteristics of the post-conflict situation is the core of the research project.