Os invitamos a realizar un recorrido por nuestra exposición virtual permanente, realizada con la colaboración de Google Arts & Culture, "Los carteles de la guerra".
Es una pequeña muestra del fondo de carteles que conservamos en nuestro archivo histórico.
https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/fundacion-pablo-iglesias
Starting date: October 01, 2022
Application deadline: Open until filled
Full- Or Part-Time: Full-Time
Location: Budapest
The Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (OSA) at Central European University (CEU) based primarily in Budapest but with teaching tasks in Vienna, Austria invites applications for the Digital Archivist position.
Marie Skłodowska-Curie project at the University of Ljubljana on women's maritime work in the Upper Adriatic region with a focus on the two post-WW periods (project acronym WeCanIt).
Within the project activities was created wecanit.eu, a research blog and public history website dedicated to the research topics.
To date, the wecanit.eu is structured into four narrative paths and each path corresponds to the public history outcome of the research activities of the project WeCanIt:
Call for Abstracts
10-13 November 2022 @Central London
Deadline for abstracts: 25 July 2022
https://conference.historicalmaterialism.org/
For all enquiries, please contact: historicalmaterialism@soas.ac.uk
In occasione del trentennale delle uccisioni di Giovanni Falcone e Paolo Borsellino e del quarantennale di quella di Pio La Torre, la Fondazione Gramsci Emilia-Romagna e Libera promuovono il dialogo Narrare la mafia. Problemi di storia, questioni di memoria nel quale verranno indagati, con prospettiva interdisciplinare, i processi culturali, con particolare attenzione a quelli storiografici e memorialistici, che intessono la narrazione del fenomeno mafioso e la costruzione di una coscienza critica condivisa della legalità.
Political and media rhetoric in Europe and North America tends to reduce the category of intermediaries in migratory movements to that of “smugglers or traffickers, inevitably described as greedy and unscrupulous” (Dubet, 2018). This figure, described as evil, remains relatively vague and reductive.
Basil Davidson, a British journalist, took interest in African history from 1951 onward and went on to write about the struggle of the national liberation movements from Portuguese colonies.
Artwork: Cansu Değirmencioğlu
ELHN Working Group Workplaces: Pasts and Presents
CALL FOR EXHIBITS
We invite proposals for exhibits for our website https://workplaces.omeka.net. Please send a maximum 300 word abstract and sample images, videos, sounds or other multimedia for your proposal to rick.halpern@utoronto.ca. The proposal should include your name, surname, current affiliation and contact details.
