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The Cambodia Peace Gallery, located in Battambang, Cambodia, is a museum and educational center dedicated to promoting peace, reconciliation, and understanding in the country. Opened on October 23, 2018, the gallery aims to shift the narrative of Cambodia's history from one of suffering to one of resilience and strength.
Founded by Soth Plai Ngarm, a Cambodian peace activist, the gallery was established to ensure that future generations of Cambodians would not suffer the same fate as those who lived through the country's tumultuous past. The project was developed under the guidance of Cambodian peace activists and is run by the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies.
References
- ^ "Cambodia Peace Gallery". 2020.
- ^ Bobowick, Kendra (2 Dec 2018). "Resident Nikki Singer At Work In Cambodia Peace Gallery".