In this video, Afra’a Hariri explores the concept of collective memory and the essential role of truth in protecting communities from repeating past tragedies. The conversation highlights how memory, accountability, and historical truth are deeply connected in shaping more resilient and aware societies.

By examining the consequences of forgetting, this dialogue emphasizes why preserving truth is not only a moral responsibility but also a safeguard for the future.

This video is part of the SPARK – Transitional Justice Ambassador Forum, a victim-led initiative promoting dialogue on transitional justice and peacebuilding.