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Series of webinars – Rescue Memory Handbook

Series of trainings, discussions & presentations

Online

events Programme

The webinar series was addressed to a diverse international audience and attracted students, teachers, memory activists, researchers, artists, cultural practitioners, museum professionals, and representatives of NGOs and heritage institutions. The series played an important role in disseminating the ReActMem project’s conceptual framework and practical outcomes. It created a space for dialogue between academic research, artistic practice, and grassroots memory activism, while also fostering collaboration between European partners. By presenting case studies, methodologies, and care-based approaches to memory work - project knowledge and experience gathered in the Handbook, the webinars contributed to strengthening competencies in working with marginalized histories and sensitive heritage. The series as a whole increased the visibility of the project, promoted and shared its final result, supported knowledge exchange, and promoted innovative, inclusive, and socially engaged approaches to memory practices in Europe.

    • Webinar for schools: From an Exhibit to Memories – How Memory Works in Historical Museums

    • 18.00

      WEBINAR I: Rescue Memory: Theory and Practice

    • 18.00

      WEBINAR II: Rescue Memory: Theatrical Interventions

    • 18.00

      WEBINAR III: Rescue Memory: Acoustic Representations of the Past and the Present

    • 18.00

      WEBINAR IV: Difficult Past Is Now. Current Struggles Connected with Racism and Borders

Webinar for schools: From an Exhibit to Memories – How Memory Works in Historical Museums
WEBINAR I: Rescue Memory: Theory and Practice
WEBINAR II: Rescue Memory: Theatrical Interventions
WEBINAR III: Rescue Memory: Acoustic Representations of the Past and the Present
WEBINAR IV: Difficult Past Is Now. Current Struggles Connected with Racism and Borders