Join us for the Conflict, Trauma, & Memorialisation Conference looking at the representations of difficult histories in museum collections, archives, oral histories, & public space. 22-23 June 2023. Travel bursaries available!
https://t.co/jGo1ivAHfV
After 3 days of the closed workshop portion of the @qubpublichist “Conflict, Trauma, and Memorialisation” conference, it is so exciting to officially kick off the public @CTMconference. Thanks to everyone for coming! @QUBelfast@HAPPatQUB @QUB_History @MAPubHist2022
After lunch, the @qubpublichist @CTMconference resumed with “Memorials & Public Space Commemorating Conflict & Trauma” featuring @penny_voneschen & Kevin Gaines (both @UVA_History), Ruth Mandel (@UCLanthropology), & @LMcAtackney (@UCC). cc: @QUBelfast @QUB_History @HAPPatQUB
Day 2 of the @qubpublichist “Conflict, Trauma, and Memorialisation” closed workshop kicked off this morning with a tour of the Belfast “peace walls” and murals led by the amazing Paul Donnelly of @DCToursBelfast. cc: @QUBelfast @QUB_History @MAPubHist2022
CTM '23 Scholars discussing "Collection and Exhibition of Material Culture of Conflict and Trauma" with William Blair (@nmireland), Eve Rosenhaft (@LivUni ) and chair, Robert Ehrenreich (@HolocaustMuseum)
In June, The Centre for Public History at Queen's will bring together leading scholars & practitioners to interrogate the challenges in addressing difficult or traumatic pasts. Join us: https://t.co/jGo1ivAHfV