Curated in collaboration with The VII Foundation, this exhibition marks the thirtieth anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide and the end of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina, honoring the memory of the horrific crime that took place in the heart of Europe. Through the work of prominent VII photojournalists, the exhibition situates Bosnia within the larger conflicts that tore apart the former Yugoslavia—from Croatia to Kosovo—tracing the dismemberment of a nation and the global response that followed. It also highlights the vital role of photojournalism in preserving memory, pursuing justice, and ensuring that these stories are not erased from history.
Srebrenica – VII Foundation
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Endgame: Yugoslavia
30 years since the Genocide in Srebrenica
30 years since the Genocide in Srebrenica
The VII Foundation is committed to in-depth journalism covering the crucial issues of our time. In a world where beliefs and actions are increasingly out-of-sync with facts and realities, its response is to ensure the truth is documented to enable communities worldwide to make evidence-based choices about the challenges impacting their lives. The foundation does this by empowering new voices through education, especially from underresourced regions where press freedom is limited and journalists are vulnerable. The VII Foundation trains practitioners to cover their local communities and global problems, and it produces large-scale and long-term documentary projects that advocate change and solutions. It brings new and neglected perspectives to the public agenda and hosts conversations that strive for a diverse, safe and viable profession, especially for freelancers worldwide.
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