Join the MSA open Members Meeting!
The MSA community is growing and expanding. With more members than ever, we warmly invite you to attend the upcoming open Members Meeting, hosted by the Co-Presidents, President-Elect and Executive Committee.
Part of our commitment to […]
Rick Derderian, author of North Africans in Contemporary France: Becoming Visible, as well as numerous articles on immigration and memory in France, has recently launched a podcast series called Realms of Memory. In this series, Dr. Derderian explores how countries confront the past, the benefits they […]
Last Call!
MSA Launches the Fellowship “Memory Scholars at Risk”
Call for Host Institutions
Dear MSA Members,
Your help is needed! This is the final call for your donations for the MSA Fellowship Scholars at Risk Program. The deadline expires on April 30th, although we are still open […]
Memory is a communicative affair. Throughout history, a growing diversity of symbols and genres of communication have […]
The Why Remember Conference 2022 will address the complex and contested questions that face post conflict societies, of what should we remember, what should we forget, and, ultimately, why? It […]
MSA Launches the Fellowship “Memory Scholars at Risk”
Call for Host Institutions
The Memory Studies Association offers funds for two fellowships of 4000 euros each to support memory scholars at risk. The MSA is looking for institutions across the world that would like to provide a place of academic refuge including matching […]
Memory is a communicative affair. Throughout history, a growing diversity of symbols and genres of communication have shaped […]
Memory Studies Association supports colleagues impacted by Russian aggression
With the entire world, we watch with grave concern the naked military aggression of the Russian state against Ukraine. Despite everything we know from our study of history and memory, we had dared to hope that wars such as this—a war of choice, without convincing […]
