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Faith Resources
Commemorating Srebrenica within your faith community is a powerful and often very meaningful way to connect people with the Lessons from Srebrenica. Whether you observe the Srebrenica genocide through prayers, sermons, or sharing stories in your place of worship, there are materials suitable for everyone. Take a look at our wide selection of prayers here. […]
Gender and Genocide Resources
Remembering and honouring the women of Bosnia is a powerful way to commemorate the genocide. Through the resources below, you can create an event which will: 1) honour the courage and resilience of the women of Bosnia-Herzegovina and highlight how their work is contributing to rebuilding of a country still living with the consequences of […]
Resources for Councils
Marking Srebrenica on 11 July at your Local Authority and Council is an important way to recognise that the massacres that took place in Srebrenica have been ruled and recognised as a genocide by the international courts, and are a key way of observing the internationally designated day of Srebrenica Commemoration. Local authorities are uniquely connected […]
Film Screening Resources
A film screening event can be a powerful way to raise awareness of the impact of hatred and intolerance. Here are some suggestions – but please make sure you comply with any copyright requirements. If you are considering hosting a film screening to mark Srebrenica Memorial Day, please contact events@srebrenica.org.uk One of the most impactful […]
Resources for local councils
Some of our best partners are local councils and we are looking for more to get involved in our work. If you are a local councillor, we would like you to follow the example of Manchester, Bradford and Stoke in passing a motion at council. In this you will offer support to our delegates to promote […]
Case study: Helping Scottish children learn lessons from Srebrenica
Remembering Srebrenica’s free education pack allows teachers in Scotland to prepare thought-provoking lessons and help their students learn the lessons from the Srebrenica genocide – the worst crime on European soil since the Second World War, which saw more than 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys systematically murdered because of who they were.
Case Study: Halifax students learn lessons from Srebrenica
Teachers and students at Halifax Academy used Remembering Srebrenica’s education pack to explore how extremism develops and hatred can lead to genocide.
Srebrenica Virtual Museum
Remembering Srebrenica has teamed up with Al-Jazeera Balkans to bring the world a major online learning resource – the Srebrenica Web Genocide Museum.
Fundraising Toolkit
Remembering Srebrenica’s fundraising toolkit aims to provide you with all the information you need to confidently fundraise for us.
Education Packs
School Resources Our resources include a comprehensive set of lesson plans to be used across Personal, Social, Health, and Economic (PSHE) education developed jointly between Remembering Srebrenica and the leading experts at the PSHE Association. In addition, we have developed full school assembly aides and form time lesson plans which can be used at any […]
Surviving the Bosnian Genocide: The Woman of Srebrenica Speak
Leila Khan reviews Selma Leydesdorff’s astounding collection of testimonies from women who survived the Srebrenica genocide.
The 11th of July 2020 will mark 25 years since the Srebrenica genocide. This is a painting of Kadefa Rizvanovic, one of the Mothers of Srebrenica I met when I visited in November with @RemSrebScot
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Photos from this week's theme launch are now available to view: https://t.co/Jhv7TGQpPw. Further information about how the theme can be used to mark the 25th anniversary of the genocide is available here: https://t.co/MeTk1GMtw4.
Well done Clare, delighted to hear how this special conflict transformation programme has been so impactful. #Srebrenica25 #PEACEIV https://t.co/Wps2JGsU7e