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About FAMA Methodology

FAMA Methodology is a Sarajevo-based not-for-profit Association founded in 2014, with an accomplished list of internationally acclaimed projects since 1990, collectively known as the FAMA Collection.

FAMA's mission is to document facts, preserve human experiences, and transfer knowledge related to the Siege of Sarajevo 1992-96 and different aspects of the Fall of Yugoslavia 1991-99. We are committed to transforming how we educate and inform about urban/civic/cultural resistance whilst safeguarding the culture of remembrance for future generations.

FAMA Collection archives exemplify a new approach to recording facts/evidence and mapping out the causes and consequences of historical events. As such, that method offers a multimedia platform for evidence-based engagement, creative transfer of knowledge and regional dialogue. By leveraging innovative educational approaches and engaging storytelling techniques, we aim to understand how creativity can help people resist terror and make them more resilient for the 21st-century risk society.