Our Latest Delegation has just returned from Bosnia. Here’s a short film from them.
Resilience and Recovery Seminar
Resilience and Recovery- Experiences from Post-War Bosnia As part of Remembering Srebrenica Scotland (RSS)’s White Arm Band Day commemorations on 30th May 2019, Glasgow Caledonian University is hosting an afternoon seminar (3pm to 5pm) featuring speakers who lived through the war in Bosnia in the early 1990s, or have experience of meeting survivors during RSS…
White Armband Commemoration 30th May 2019
Join with the Board of Remembering Srebrenica (Scotland) between 7pm and 8.30pm on Thursday 30th May at Glasgow Caledonian University to learn about the Srebrenica Genocide in this 24th year since the atrocity. We will also remember White Armband Day, marked by Bosnian communities across the world, not only to remember the victims, but also…
Robert McNeill reveals his latest painting
Our Vice Chair Robert McNeill has revealed his latest painting, days after war criminal Radovan Karadzic had his sentence increased. The narrative is: A woman ethnically cleansed by the Serbs from the Prijedor area, protective of her children clutches a smashed photo of her once happy family, her only possession after being forced to sign…
RSS visits St Bridgets
On 18th March 2019, our Vice Chair Robert McNeil visited St Bridget’s Primary School to talk to the Primary 7 children. Teacher Moira MacLeod wrote to us, “Thanks for a really interesting talk today for our two p7 classes. The children (and me) learned a great deal and you have given us a lot to…
2019 Theme Announcement
We have announced our theme for 2019 “Bridging the Divide : Confronting Hate” The video below explains its background and also notifies our supporters of the Memorial Event we are hoolding at Glasgow Caledonian University on Thursday 30th May 2019. Further details will appear on this website.
Srebrenica Presentations to Prisoners
Our Vice Chair Robert McNeil, has recently been delivering presentations on Srebrenica to prisoners at HMP Barlinnie an HMP Low Moss. HMP Barlinnie: “I remember watching the images of prisoners in the concentration camp on News at Ten. It was like watching something from Auschwitz during WW2. It was hard…
Braes High School pupils remember Holocaust and genocide victims
Pupils at Braes High School participated in a poignant service to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. The event was led by students, Emma Mackay and Tabitha Sear (both 17), who visited Polish concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau last year as part of the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Lessons from Auschwitz project. Read more at:
