The MSA and Euroclio are excited to announce the fourth and final online event in the Contested Histories Onsite Series!
This time we will travel (virtually) to the Valley of […]
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 […]
Memory is a communicative affair. Throughout history, a growing diversity of symbols and genres of communication have shaped […]
Memory and history have always played an important role in diplomacy. However, only in recent years have growing numbers of scholars begun to […]
This site-based, 3-credit interdisciplinary field school will introduce students firsthand […]
Summer School taking place on July 11–15, 2022
Tallinn University, Roosta, Estonia
The project members of ‘Translating Memories: The Eastern European Past in the Global Arena’ invite applications to participate in ‘Translating Memories […]
Organized as part of the ERC research project Remembering Activism: The Cultural Memory of Protest in Europe (PI Prof. Ann Rigney), this expert meeting seeks to gather scholars across disciplines to investigate a key aspect of the […]
The Archipelagic Memory project is thrilled to invite you to the first event organised by the inter-disciplinary Archipelagic Memory collaborative project between the University of Mauritius, King’s College London and the University of the Witwatersrand:
Conceptualising Archipelagic […]
The University of Genova is hosting a livestreamed conference in occasion of the International Holocaust Day. The session, taking place on Tuesday 25th at 15.00 CET/UTC+1, will be hosted by Francesco Cassata (DAFITS, Università di Genova), and […]