Min Lebsa Neberምን ለብሳ ነበር
Min Lebsa Neber (#WhatSheWore) was a traveling exhibition implemented between 2018 and 2020 in Addis Ababa, Gondar, Wolaita, and Dire Dawa. It displayed clothes worn by survivors at the time of their sexual assault alongside personal testimonies shared by the survivors themselves.
First presented at the Addis Ababa Museum in late 2018 — a collaboration between Setaweet, the Embassy of Sweden, and UN Women, with a final showcase at the Goethe-Institut — the exhibition confronted victim-blaming narratives and encouraged public dialogue on survivor experiences, accountability, and empathy.
Gendershops
2018Min Lebsa Neberምን ለብሳ ነበር
Min Lebsa Neber (#WhatSheWore) was a traveling exhibition implemented between 2018 and 2020 in Addis Ababa, Gondar, Wolaita, and Dire Dawa. It displayed clothes worn by survivors at the time of their sexual assault alongside personal testimonies shared by the survivors themselves.
First presented at the Addis Ababa Museum in late 2018 — a collaboration between Setaweet, the Embassy of Sweden, and UN Women, with a final showcase at the Goethe-Institut — the exhibition confronted victim-blaming narratives and encouraged public dialogue on survivor experiences, accountability, and empathy.
Gendershops
2018