genocide memorialization

Genocide memorialization is the process of creating dedicated sites, rituals, or activities to remember and honor victims of mass atrocities. It serves to acknowledge the suffering, promote awareness, and foster commitment to preventing future genocides. Memorials, museums, ceremonies, and educational programs provide a space for reflection, ensure historical accuracy, and support survivors and communities affected. This process plays a vital role in preserving the memory of victims, fostering healing, and encouraging societal responsibility to prevent similar tragedies from recurring.