The current investigation is based on qualitative research and has as his objective Understand the mobilization of psychosocial processes associated with gender-based violence in members of women’s organizations in the department of Meta; their subjective, psychological and emotional transformations from the naturalization of gender-based violence to processes of problematization, resistance and awareness of themselves and their reality. The data collection was made out through four phases and through in-depth interviews with five women that represent the organizations from Villavicencio, Puerto López, Acacias, Granada and Mesetas. The systematizations and the content in the analysis was configured from categorical analysis and matrices. The findings allow us to conclude that the mobilization of psychosocial processes associated with gender-based violence are understood as a process of anchors, fissures and transit made by stories of vulnerability in private and public spaces that, driven by cognitive and emotional dimensions like the indignation and resignification of the value of themselves, transforms the legitimation of violence based on gender to emancipation through individually and collectively constructed realities, in which gender inequalities are considered as an issue, concerning men and women and in who the configure new ways of be, being and relating in community.