The graphic novels created through this project emerge from the relationships between survivors, artists, and scholars. This visual approach to gathering testimony centres the voice and agency of survivors and presents accessible pathways to learning with empathy.

This project takes up documentary filmmaking as a way of sharing the creative process developed by artists and survivors as they co-create graphic narratives around survivor testimony. In addition to the graphic novels, the films are a resource for educating about and preventing human rights abuses in the future.