BMed Global · Social Justice Department

UPCOMING EVENTS

Can conflict be transformed into a path toward peace?

Documentary screening followed by an open discussion.
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Inner transformation. Collective healing. Social change.

Purpose

We create spaces for dialogue, education, cultural exchange and collective action at the intersection of social justice, mental health, psychedelics, spirituality and ecological regeneration.

Guided by the 7Gen framework, we hold that lasting change requires two movements at once: outer activism, confronting structural injustice and protecting people, communities and the Earth; and inner activism, the emotional, spiritual and collective healing that sustains that work over time.

Our aim is to build bridges between communities, activists, researchers, artists, educators and practitioners, nurturing solidarity, intercultural understanding, and new ways of relating to ourselves, each other and the planet.

What We Do

  • We convene film screenings and community dialogues on peace, human rights, environmental justice and social transformation.

  • We host conversations and gatherings on ecological and ancestral knowledge, centering water, territory, Indigenous wisdom and the realities of extractivism, with the intention of growing, over time, toward direct solidarity with and support for Indigenous communities.

  • We create educational spaces on psychedelics, rights and justice, examining how psychedelic culture, expanded states and harm reduction meet questions of access, equity and community care.

  • We hold spaces for inner activism and collective healing, helping activists and communities move through grief, burnout and trauma, while building resilience, compassion and solidarity.

  • We connect people and initiatives across Europe, Latin America and beyond, fostering shared learning and collaborative projects.

Where We’re Starting

We are launching a programme of documentary screenings, public conversations and community gatherings in Barcelona, with plans to expand to Ibiza and build international collaborations. First steps include:

  • Screening PÁRAMOS II · EL ORIGEN, followed by a dialogue on water, ancestral knowledge, territory and extractivism in Colombia.

  • Further screenings on peacebuilding, human rights and alternative approaches to conflict.

  • Building ties with local communities, cultural spaces, researchers and international organisations.

  • Exploring collaborations in harm reduction, psychedelic education, ecological justice and collective healing.

Vision

To make BMed Global a place where inner transformation and social responsibility meet — turning personal and collective awareness into meaningful action, in service of a more just, compassionate and life-sustaining world.

Social Justice at BMed Global:
healing within, transforming together.

Karina Bertolotto

Es psicóloga con un Master en Psicoterapia Humanista del Instituto Erich Fromm en Barcelona. Actualmente, se desempeña como profesora en la Universidad de Barcelona en el área de Psicoterapia del Máster en Musicoterapia. Además, es miembro profesional de Eurotas, la Asociación Europea de Psicología Transpersonal. Su formación incluye el programa de Psicología Integrativa de Claudio Naranjo, habiendo estado involucrada desde 2007 en el SAT de Claudio Naranjo. Durante cinco años, tuvo la responsabilidad de organizar este programa en diversos lugares como California, Canadá, Brasil, China y Uruguay.Más allá de su formación en psicología, también es una artista y escritora. Su pasión por el misticismo comparado la ha llevado a ser una curiosa viajera, enriqueciéndose con experiencias significativas y transformadoras durante largas estancias en diferentes países.Fundadora y CEO de BMed Global Academy.

ROMPIENDO LA FALSA PAZ
New date set!
  • Friday, November 27, 2026
  • 19:00 h
  • Casa Aurora – Carrer de l’Aurora 20, Barcelona.

BREAKING THE FALSE PEACE
Documentary screening followed by an open discussion

Can conflict be transformed into a path toward peace?

Disturbing the Peace, a documentary directed by Stephen Apkon and Andrew Young, tells the story of a group of former Israeli and Palestinian combatants who, after having actively participated in the conflict, decide to renounce violence and work together for peace. This is the story of Combatants for Peace.

Through deeply human testimonies, the film explores the power of personal and collective transformation, empathy, and the courage it takes to recognize the humanity of others, even in the midst of the deepest divisions.

An invitation to reflect on reconciliation, justice, nonviolence, and our individual and collective responsibility in building a culture of peace.

The screening will be followed by a discussion with the documentary’s producer and an opportunity for collective reflection.

🌍 Online participation:

The documentary will also be screened simultaneously via Zoom, allowing our colleagues from different countries to join this gathering and take part in the discussion.

A gathering to build bridges, open conversations, and explore new paths toward peace together. 🕊️

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