One Million Bones Project

The One Million Bones Project is a large-scale social arts practice that uses education and hands-on artmaking to raise awareness of recent and on-going genocides and atrocities around the world. The goal is to collect artwork bones made by students and other citizens for a collaborative installation of 1,000,000 bones on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. in June 2013. This installation will serve as a collaborative site of conscience to remember victims and survivors, and as a petition to raise awareness of the issue and call upon our government to take much needed action. The visit of the One Million Bones Project is organized by UNI-STAND and the UNI Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education.