Remembering Srebrenica (Scotland) was founded in March 2016.  The Board includes a number of prominent individuals from Scottish Society.

Board Members

• Julie Adair (Chair)
• Fiona Malcolm (Vice Chair)
• David Hamilton (Treasurer)
• Barry Fisher (Secretary)
• Robin MacPherson
• Sabina Kadic-Mackenzie

More about our Trustees.

The Scottish charity coordinates Srebrenica awareness activities in Scotland, commemorations and the Scottish Schools Education programme. It also fundraises and manages the “Lessons of Srebrenica” programme in Scotland. The charity is supported by the Scottish Governments Connecting Communities Fund. It has no paid staff.

Despite only being created in 2015. The charity receives high level support across the political spectrum and is already well established in Scottish civic society.

Remembering Srebrenica [Scotland] is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) No SCO46540.

In July 2015, Scotland marked the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide with a large service within St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, attended by Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon MSP. At this service the First Minister met the Mothers of Srebrenica and pledged to visit them in Bosnia. In August 2016 she fulfilled that promise and visited the Potocari Cemetery further raising the profile of the charity and its work.

The Scottish Board identified the need to become a separate charity in Scotland and created Remembering Srebrenica (Scotland).