Emma Blancsube

Emma Blancsube joined the ecosystem through the Author × AI MMXXVI cohort in Mexico City. She is exploring how post-conflict justice systems can be redesigned to take individual victims' lived experience seriously, rather than defaulting to top-down international frameworks that often fail in practice. Drawing on cases from the Nanking massacres, the Algerian war of independence, and Rwanda's community-led gacaca tribunals, her project asks what a more regional and human-scaled model of post-conflict reconciliation could look like, and how education, collective memory, and official acknowledgment hold it together. Her long-term ambition is to contribute to humanitarian-system reform at the level of the UN.