Complex Memories is an innovative educational exhibition that invites young people, teachers and communities to understand and question the legacies of colonisation. The seed fund supports the first stages of design: historical research, scenography, creation of interactive content, participatory workshops and production of teaching materials. The goal is to make this sensitive topic accessible, nuanced and suited to school audiences.

The project stands out for its collaborative approach: participants are not just spectators, but contributors to the exhibition. The seed fund makes it possible to test the installations, document educational needs and build a solid prototype before rolling it out in schools. By supporting this initiative, donors help open up an essential space for dialogue about history, identity and the collective construction of memory.