ART AND RECONCILIATION - THE PCRC AND ASBO MAGAZINE: SUSTAINING VISUAL PEACEBUILDING, EMPOWERING YOUTH, AND EMBEDDING IMPACT

该项目以澳大利亚人权委员会/泛非文化理事会/全球宗教基金会“艺术与和解：冲突、文化和社区”项目的研究与合作为基础，特别是以最初的目标为基础：（a）调查艺术和创造性文化做法和物品在冲突后和解、遗忘、记忆和宽恕的过程和结果中的历史和潜力;及（B）发展与特定社区有关并与其合作的创意艺术实践及工艺品。特别是，它将与萨拉热窝冲突后研究中心建立创新和创造性的伙伴关系。（波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那）和项目调查人员进行了一次创新性和创造性的概念和实践变革，在这一变革中，波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那新闻中心产生了一种新的传播模式，首次制作了一份大胆的、具有里程碑意义的试点出版物-一份杂志，《反社会组织》，并获得了“新的生命”，这是AHRC-PACCS项目合作的一个意想不到但非常成功的结果。该项目将提供一个机会，通过支持《反社会组织法》的制作和发行，为青年记者的工作制定一个更可持续的出版和传播模式。反社会组织赋予了PCRC的使命以新的生命，即促进以视觉为基础的跨社区活动，建设该国青年的能力，解决1990年代的战争及其后果。拟议的项目将大大加强和巩固巴勒斯坦难民和儿童权利委员会作用和生活的这一新方面，维持就业，发展文化生活，促进冲突后和平与安全。在此过程中，它将满足AHRC影响和参与GCRF重点呼吁的所有三项附加要求，具体如下：i）它将根据联合国可持续发展目标（SDG）的目标，提供重大的文化影响和研究主导的创新（可持续发展目标4：文化对可持续发展的贡献;可持续发展目标8：创造就业以及创造力和创新;和关于保护和维护文化遗产的可持续发展目标11;它也可能偶尔解决关于可持续旅游业，创造就业机会和促进当地文化的可持续发展目标12）;（ii）它将产生对PCRC和巴尔干半岛的Disk青年记者计划具有重要价值的成果，包括为其工作的可持续出版和传播战略奠定基础（iii）该项目是与PCRC主任Velma Saric共同设计的，PCRC是一个在官方发展援助低收入国家的和平建设组织，该中心与调查人员将共同推行一项研究及实践计划，以研究为主导，带来崭新的观点。我们将发起一系列公开的培训和委托，通过开放的工作室，艺术家研讨会和参与社区参与活动和合作活动开发创意视觉材料，邀请青年艺术家/摄影师进行创新和创造，为该国的历史带来新的解释，可能被纳入ASBO。这将为年轻人和PCRC提供机会和灵感，以进行果断的创造性干预，并改善冲突后萨拉热窝和波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那的文化景观，促进艺术和记忆的参与。联合项目还将允许进一步研究和发展原项目固有的评价方法和办法，这也将使包括开发计划署在内的一系列供资者受益，开发计划署还就项目设计提供咨询意见。

This project builds on research and collaboration from the AHRC/PACCS/GCRF 'Art and Reconciliation: Conflict, Culture and Community' project, specifically building on the original objectives: (a) to investigate the history and potential of artistic and creative cultural practices and objects in processes and outcomes of post-conflict reconciliation, forgetting, remembering and forgiving; and (b) to developing creative artistic practices and artifacts in relation to, and in collaboration with, particular communities. In particular, it will develop an innovative and creative partnership between the Post Conflict Research Center (PCRC), Sarajevo (Bosnia and Hercegovina) and the project investigators, an innovative and creative conceptual and practical change in which the PCRC produced a new dissemination model, producing a pilot, bold, landmark publication - a magazine, ASBO - for the first time and gained a 'new life', an unanticipated yet highly successful result of the AHRC-PACCS project collaboration. This project will provide an opportunity to develop a more sustainable publication and dissemination model for the work of the youth correspondents by supporting the production and distribution of ASBO. ASBO has given a new strand of life to the PCRC's mission to foster visually-based cross-community activity and build youth capacity in the country, addressing the war of the 1990s and its aftermath. The proposed project will significantly enhance and embed this new aspect of the PCRC's role and life, sustaining employment, developing cultural life and fostering post-conflict peace and security. In doing so, it will address all three of the Additional Requirements for the AHRC Impact and Engagement GCRF Highlight Call, as follows: i) it will deliver significant cultural impact and research-led innovation, in line with UN Sustainable Development Goals' (SDG) targets (SDG 4 on culture's contribution to sustainable development ; SDG 8 on job creation and also creativity and innovation; and SDG 11 on protecting and safeguarding cultural heritage; it might also contingently address SDG 12 on sustainable tourism, creating jobs and promoting local culture); (ii) it will produce outcomes of significant value to PCRC and the Balkan Diskurs Youth Correspondents Programme, including setting the foundation for a sustainable publication and dissemination strategy for their work (iii) the project has been co-designed with Velma Saric, Director of the PCRC, a peace-building organisation in an ODA LMIC country, which has no public funding.The PCRC and the investigators will jointly implement a scheme of research and practice bringing a research-led fresh perspective. We will initiate a series of open calls for training and commissions to develop creative visual material through open studios, artist workshops and participatory-community engagement activities and events in partnership, inviting youth artists/photographers to innovate and create to bring new interpretations to in relation to the history of the country, potentially to be included in ASBO. This will offer young people and PCRC the opportunity and inspiration to make decisive creative interventions, and to enhance the cultural landscape of post-conflict Sarajevo and Bosnia and Hercegovina, fostering engagement with art and memory. The joint project will also permit further research and development of evaluation methods and approaches inherent in the original project, which will also benefit a range of funders, including UNDP, which also advised on project design.