The initiative, promoted by the Historical Memory department led by Esther Madrona, aims to create a space for public reflection. It recalls the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty in Sant Cugat during the 23-F events, using these memories to address modern challenges like hate speech.

The Agora Memoria cycle includes discussions on how collective narratives are built and the role of education in preserving history. The project emphasizes that democracy is a daily commitment that must be nurtured through dialogue and local engagement.