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Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Image: the exhibition at ZKM Karlsruhe. The CMHR key visual will follow.
In April 2027 Nobody’s Listening opens at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, the world’s first museum dedicated solely to human rights. The museum describes it as an innovative virtual reality experience and immersive exhibition on the 2014 Yazidi genocide and its continuing legacy.
Bringing together survivor testimony, art, photography and an immersive virtual reality experience, the exhibition commemorates the genocide and amplifies the voices of survivors in pursuit of justice, recovery and community restoration.
“Nobody’s Listening gives survivors a space where their courage, determination and agency can be heard by people around the world. Empathy is the first step. What follows must be justice.”Ryan D’Souza, Curator, Nobody’s Listening
“Through its innovative juxtaposition of art, testimony, and virtual reality, Nobody’s Listening offers the opportunity to engage with stories about the 2014 Yazidi genocide and its aftermath in a truly immersive manner that inspires transformative reflection and action.”Jeremy Maron, Curator, Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Presented by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in partnership with Upstream International. CMHR Community Advisor: Jamileh Naso, Dara Advisory.
See the exhibition on the CMHR website →Bring Nobody’s Listening to your museum, university, embassy or school.
Host the exhibitionNobody’s Listening is produced by Upstream XR · See the project at upstreamxr.com