This  exhibition invites visitors to step into the lives of Partition survivors, offering a glimpse into the displacement and forced migration of people to India, Pakistan, and later the UK, as it unfolded in and around 1947.
Aimed at engaging young people with the challenging history of the Partition, the project actively involved youth in its development. Young South Asians from India and Scotland contributed to every aspect—research, web development, sound design, and animation—making the process as collaborative as it was educational. School students from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh conducted oral history interviews with Partition survivors in their communities. These interviews form the foundation for four distinct narratives and part of the  digital archive that ReReeti is building to help students and teachers understand Partition through a different lens.

This project is a partnership between ReReeti Foundation, Glasgow Life Museums, and the British Council.