"Revisions of history have reduced history to a nihilistic category in which everything that happened did not happen, and everything we once knew, we no longer know. The result is generations of children who, at school age, are being poisoned by the subject called history. School textbooks and various history books have done everything to legitimise irrational actions, hatred, revenge and violence."
- Dr. Branka Prpa, historian
A war of interpretations has been waged across the former Yugoslavia for decades. What is too easily overlooked - due to the vested interests of the many parties involved in the case of Bosnia - is the simplicity of the truth when only the facts are considered. For this reason, FAMA Methodology seeks to transform education on war, genocide, and urban, civic and cultural resistance through a unique digital platform for knowledge transfer and to prevent conflict from escalating beyond the point of no return.
As our contribution to establishing the factual record, in contrast to the prevailing political manipulation of history in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, we present the third Knowledge Transfer Module: The Art of Understanding #3 – Kulture of Knowledge. Through video narration and expert lectures, the module addresses the following topics: Historical Context; Reconstruction and Mapping of the Genocide in Srebrenica; Intent and Denial; The Role of the International Community; and Post-Genocide Society - with diverse target audiences in mind, including students, institutes, educational institutions, libraries, thematic conferences and the general public.