Overview
- Researchers publish a website presenting Nuba perspectives and situating the images within colonial and racist power relations.
- The work draws on roughly 10,000 motifs—about 40,000 slides including duplicates—of which only a fraction had previously been published.
- Digitized photographs and videos are transferred to the Pan Nuba Rat to enable Nuba-led research and decisions on future use.
- Holding institutions forgo mass online release and will grant access on request for research to align with community interests.
- An exhibition for Nuba diaspora was held in Kampala due to the war in Sudan, and a student-curated show opens May 22 at Berlin’s Museum für Fotografie.