Prologue: Amada Carolina Perez. Introduction: Maria Elena Bedoya and Jimena Perry. Part1: These are our Voices: Dialogues with Women Community Curators and Leaders. Introduction. 1: Elvira Espejo, Bolivia, Museums, Mutual Nurturing, and Indigenous Languages: The National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore. 2: Marcele Pereira, Brasil, A Museologist's Journey Through Education and Social Justice: Between Memories and Struggles. 3: Gloria Elcy Ramirez, Colombia, A longlife devotion to Community Service and Memory: Lessons from the Hall of Never Again. 4: Juana Paillalef, Chile, Mapuche Women, Museums, and Intercultural Education: Ruka Kimun Tain Volil, or "The House That Remembers Our Roots". 5: Luzmila Zambrano, Ecuador, "Honoring The memories of our grandfathers and grandmothers": The Museo Viviente Otavalango, Ecuador Experience. 6: Raquel Garcia, Guatemala, Women are generators of life: The Ixkik' Museum of Mayan Costume. Part2: Weaving Knowledge, Experiences, and Reflections. 7: Critical and Gendered Perspectives in Public History: Beyond the Exhibit in museums, by Maria Elena Bedoya and Jimena Perry. 8: Women Activate Heritage in Community: A Journey through the Work Experience of Maribel Garcia (Argentina,) by Mariana Paganini. 9: Weaving Words Around the Guainia Community Museum, Colombia, by Magally Ortiz Pava and Carmen Perez Maestro. 10: A Look at the Itinerant Museum of Memory and Identity of Montes de Maria, El Mochuelo: Women's Voices from Colombia, by Italia Samudio and Soraya Bayuelo. 11: Kneading Memory, Shaping History: Women, Handcrafts, and the Museum in the Community of La Pila (Ecuador), by Pamela Cevallos and Gema Quijije, Ecuador. Epilogue: Between Public Histories and Possible Futures: An Open Epilogue, by Maria Elena Bedoya and Jimena Perry. Bibliography.