Institute for Civil Memory
Preserving testimony · Protecting rights · Advancing accountability
The Institute for Civil Memory (ICM) is a research and advocacy hub dedicated to ensuring that memory fuels justice. From disability and educational rights to civil accountability, we preserve lived testimony, provide ethical tools, and build transparent systems of reform.
ICM Initiatives
Civil Memory
Documenting testimony and protecting rights through advocacy, archives, and accountability.
Certification
Formal, glass-only certification pathway for advocates and researchers.
Coming SoonManifesto for Humanity
Published by Bailey Reid Gwyn on September 10, 2025. A blueprint for a world without hate.
FeaturedPamphlet
Shareable overview of ICM’s mission, process, and why civil memory matters.
The Institute for Civil Memory was founded to ensure that individual testimony and public accountability shape the systems meant to protect us. Learn more about our work at baileygwyn.xyz/civilmemory.