Stories in Color · The Founding Exhibition
Stories in Color.
A survivor-led traveling exhibition and living archive. Opens Spring 2027 in Los Angeles. Travels city by city until it comes home, and the Center for Human Dignity opens.
Become a Founding PartnerThe exhibition’s visual signature will be photographed in production sessions through 2026, in partnership with each participating survivor. Each survivor honors their own people in their own way.
The Exhibition
A traveling exhibition. A living archive.
Stories in Color is built around the survivors who carry it — and the loved ones whose memory they carry forward.
Each survivor honors their own people in their own way. The exhibition holds humanity, continuity, memory, and what survivors chose to build after devastation.
The First Stories
Ten survivors. A hundred honored lives.
The inaugural exhibition holds about ten survivors. Each carries the memory of about ten loved ones forward. The exhibit grows with each year that follows.
~10
Survivors in the inaugural exhibition
~100
Honored lives, connected symbolically to the 100 days of Kwibuka
3–6
Years of traveling before the permanent home
The Arc
City by city, to Los Angeles.
Spring 2027
The institutional launch. Stories in Color opens in Los Angeles. Opening night is the founding gala.
2028 → 2031
The exhibition tours nationally and internationally. A new city each year. The archive grows.
The Homecoming
The final stop is Los Angeles. The closing gala is the opening of the Center for Human Dignity.
Founders Matter
Stand with the exhibition at its founding.
Founding Partners join us in the rebuilding year and remain part of the institutional record for the life of the work.