📣 Call for Papers for the conference—A Mnemonic Turn and the Future of Democratic Politics 📅 Application deadline is 30 November 2024. 📍 The conference will take place in New York City on 24–25 April 2025. 🇺🇸 🔗 For more details, visit: enrs.eu/call-for-paper…

⏰ This Thursday, we invite you to join us for the November Research Colloquium on Transcultural #PublicHistory presented by Gundė Daukšytė, a PhD candidate in transcultural studies at Uni Heidelberg. Register and join online on 21st November, 5PM CET 👉forms.office.com/e/2d8fwrpnBG

❗ Don't miss the Research Colloquium focused on the intricacies of transcultural #PublicHistory. 📌 Follow the link to join at 17:00 CET tonight: forms.office.com/e/2d8fwrpnBG

🎙️ From now on you may find all the EUROPAST podcast episodes on Spreaker! Follow us: spreaker.com/podcast/europa… ▶️ Just as always, you may also listen to us on YouTube: youtube.com/@Euro_Past ❗️ Stay tuned - the latest episode is coming very soon!

📻 Our latest podcast episode features Michael Bernhard, a PolSci scholar specialising in memory and civil society studies FLORIDA. Together with our project lead, they discuss the links between memory and democracy, recent U.S. elections and more. Listen 👉 youtu.be/a3PuEiFp00k.

📖 Two chapters edited by #EUROPAST scholars Dovile Budryte (Dovile Budryte) and Violeta Davoliute are included in the upcoming book "Defending Memory in Global Politics. Mnemonical In/Security and Crisis". They are open-access and already available here: doi.org/10.4324/978100….

🙌Join the EUROPAST researchers' panel „Reflections on Public Memory: Local and National Histories in Transition“ this Friday, 6 December, during the Annual 🇱🇹 Political Science Conference, at 10:45-12:15! 📌Program: tspmi.vu.lt/en/conferences… 📌Register: forms.office.com/e/63rkq3wPK8

🗣️ Today, EUROPAST scholars Rūta Matimaitytė, Rūta Vyšniauskaitė, Giorgio Ruggeri and V. Rimaitė-Beržiūnienė presented at the Annual Lithuanian Political Science Conference (VU TSPMI | IIRPS VU #StandWithUkraine). Reflecting on public memory, they shed light on the connection between politics and #PublicHistory.

🏁Last Research Colloquium of the year!🏁 Next Tuesday, 17 Dec, at 17 CET our team member Rūta Vyšniauskaitė will give a presentation entitled "The Meanings of Public History Practices in the Complicated Context of History-making in Lithuania". Register: bit.ly/3D0DWS0

👋 Looking forward to seeing you at this year's last EUROPAST Research Colloquium! #PublicHistory

The article "Challenging the nationalist hegemony. The Third Generation Displaced Persons and New Approaches to Difficult Past" by the EUROPAST member historian Per Anders Rudling (Lund University) was recently published on Baltic Worlds! Read here 👉 balticworlds.com/the-third-gene….

🎄The EUROPAST team wishes you happy holidays!🎇

Yesterday, project researchers Ignė Rasickaitė and Rūta Vyšniauskaitė presented #EUROPAST and their ongoing research on #PublicHistory in the Vilnius region to the public at the National Library of Lithuania. Learn more about their ongoing research here 👉europast.vu.lt/research/data.

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