Alex DelFranco
Amherst College
Project
Preserving Memory in a Culture of Never Again
- Chile ,
- Brazil ,
- Turkey ,
- South Africa ,
- Cambodia ,
- Germany
What purpose does memory serve in a world marked by conflict, atrocity, and genocide? In what ways do post-conflict societies preserve those memories? How universal is their application in pursuit of ‘never again’? In a year of travel, I explored how nations confront, reconcile with, and transition from past atrocities. Moreover, I learned of the power of memory in restoring, preventing, and at times, perpetuating the wounds of the past.
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