After leaving Colombia she commented that she hated the jungle because “you see dead people there.” Her words came naturally, calm as she played with the interview notebook and pen. At that moment the seed of what is now Vía Erismar was planted.  Via means both the path, and help we want to provide, as well as the train tracks that thousands of people constantly cross in search of a better life; while Erismar is in honor of that little girl who made us understand the magnitude of the challenge that is the migration phenomenon. Thanks to the acceptance of Erismar as one of his family we can use that name and represent the family in the logo: The foot is because the majority make their trip walking through different countries, while the fingers are the silhouette of each one of them. the family members. The father, the mother, Erismar, her older sister and her younger brother, making visible the diversity that we can find in those people who had to leave their old life behind.