Preserving memory, teaching history, preventing future atrocities
Building awareness and understanding through comprehensive educational initiatives
University-level courses on genocide studies, international law, and conflict prevention, combining historical analysis with contemporary case studies.
Regular lecture series featuring scholars, survivors, and practitioners sharing insights on prevention, accountability, and memory.
Specialized programs for policymakers, journalists, humanitarian workers, and legal professionals working in conflict zones.
Online educational materials, documentary films, and interactive timelines accessible to students and educators worldwide.
Age-appropriate curricula for secondary schools, teaching students about human rights, genocide prevention, and historical memory.
Preserving and sharing firsthand accounts to ensure survivor voices remain central to education and remembrance.
Comprehensive materials for educators covering historical context, survivor testimonies, and prevention strategies — anchored in our place-by-place documentation.
Browse the documentation →Video testimonies, historical footage, and educational films available for research and classroom use.
A chronological timeline mapping key events, locations, and developments during the Bosnian genocide, 1992–1995.
Open the timeline →An in-depth, place-by-place documentation project
A comprehensive examination of the ethnic cleansing, mass atrocities, and genocide committed across Bosnia and Herzegovina between 1992 and 1995 — documented municipality by municipality, with casualty figures, named perpetrators, and references drawn from ICTY and ICJ judgments, the Research and Documentation Center's records, and forensic exhumations.
Explore the documentation →