Digitally archiving collective memories in the Chilean-American diaspora Remembering Pinochet's Chile online

This article is an attempt at taking stock of Chilean memoryscapes in the United States and discussing the current challenges of preserving mnemonic legacy in the diaspora through digital archives and offline diasporic activism. The main finding of this study is that digital archives are able to provide a dialogical and, to a limited extent, non-hierarchical space for discussions on divisive and irresolute topics such as mnemopolitical reconciliation after the Pinochet dictatorship.