During spring 2024 Kuma International hosted more than 100 Italian high school students visiting from Torino, Ravenna, Monza, and Venice. For many participants, it was their first time in Bosnia. They engaged in a series of ŠTO TE NEMA monument lab workshops led by artist Aida Šehović, as well as music workshops with musician Haris Abdagić. Throughout their time at Kuma, students spent valuable moments with local artists, learning about our mission to imagine and build a world without genocide and war while gaining insight into the challenges of today’s migrations.
We were relieved to hear that the Srebrenica Genocide resolution was finally adopted by the United Nations General Assembly last week. We take this opportunity to call for a ceasefire and demand an end to genocide against Palestinians.