On 23 April 2026, the Sersal Project will be presented at the University of Pennsylvania in an event focused on digital preservation after the Ezidi genocide. By safeguarding family photographs, recovering historical images, and documenting contemporary Ezidi life, the project shows how preserving memory can become a powerful form of resistance against cultural erasure.
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