The aim of this project is to understand how people from the Latin American diaspora in Australia, who have had experiences of conflict, dictatorships, war and/or violence, construct, interpret and contribute to understandings of historical memory including difficult forms of memory and heritage. This is part of a broader project that seeks to foster dialogues among Australia and Latin America on memory-making from the ‘Southern’ perspectives of Latin American migrants, artists, activists and scholars. The study aims to address a significant oversight in knowledge of the legacies of post-conflict and post-war experiences of the Latin American diaspora in Australia, while also fostering networks of solidarity and inclusion.