<![CDATA[Trauma-informed archiving asks what responsibility an archive holds toward survivors.]]>Trauma-informed archiving asks what responsibility an archive holds toward survivors. On April 22 at 10 AM PDT, Dr. Ajnura Akbaš of the War Childhood Museum joins the Survivor-Centred Visual Narratives project and UBC's Public Humanities Hub to discuss community-engaged approaches to archiving the 1992–1995 Bosnian War, and what trauma-informed practice actually looks like.

Part of the 'Archiving with Care' Webinar Series. Moderated by Matt Huculak and Olivia Kozlovic (University of Victoria).

Free online webinar; registration link below.

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Event Details Start: 22 April 2026 10:00 am End: 22 April 2026 11:30 am How are archives developed for the Bosnian War of 1992-1995 when memories are contested, diverge, or remain politically charged? What is the responsibility of the archive when working with survivors’ testimony and objects? How has the War Childhood Museum approached archiving the […]

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