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PANAFRICA: IMAGE, SOUND, TEXT

Type: 
Symposium
Date: 
June 9, 2023
Location: 
Belgium
Subject Fields: 
African American History / Studies, African History / Studies, Art, Art History & Visual Studies, Black History / Studies, Colonial and Post-Colonial History / Studies

Dear colleagues,

 

CFA: The European Initiative for Security Studies (EISS) - Online & Hybrid Events 2023

Type: 
Call for Papers
Subject Fields: 
Diplomacy and International Relations, Military History, Peace History / Studies, Political Science, Social Sciences

Join the European Initiative for Security Studies (EISS), the largest and most diverse European network of scholars and practitioners on security issues! The EISS is now accepting abstracts for the EISS Online & Hybrid Events 2023 ! Send us your abstract via our Indico platform at least 4 weeks before the date of your proposed event : https://indico.eiss-europa.com/event/3/

THREE WEEKS SUMMER SCHOOL ON DECIPHERING, READING AND ANALYSING PERSIAN ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS, MANUSCRIPTS AND INSCRIPTIONS

Type: 
Summer Program
Date: 
July 7, 2023 to July 31, 2023
Location: 
India
Subject Fields: 
Languages, Cultural History / Studies, Literature, South Asian History / Studies, Islamic History / Studies

DEPARTMENT OF PERSIAN

UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

ORGANISES

THREE WEEKS SUMMER SCHOOL

ON

DECIPHERING, READING AND ANALYSING PERSIAN ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS, MANUSCRIPTS AND INSCRIPTIONS

 

Objectives:

Either Lost or Found? A Child’s Story from a WWII Australian Internment Camp

Type: 
Lecture
Date: 
June 1, 2023
Location: 
New Brunswick, Australia
Subject Fields: 
Anthropology, Human Rights, Women's & Gender History / Studies, Social History / Studies

As many as 50,000 German, Italian, and Japanese civilians were sent to Internment camps in Australia during WWII. Until today, the lives and fates of 512 German civilians of Persia (Iran), the imprisoned inhabitants of Australian World War II confinement centres, and the roles that they and their family members played in the development of post-war Australia has been ignored by academia. 

Recent State Changes in World History Standards and Curriculum

Type: 
Online Digital Resources
Date: 
January 1, 2024
Subject Fields: 
History Education, Teaching and Learning, World History / Studies

Those concerned at the recent efforts of some States to reform their History Standards in ways that reduce world history subjects and processes in school curriculums may wish to see the immediate past (WHC 20.1) and the forthcoming (WHC 20.2 out in June) issues of the on-line journal World History Connected, which offers analyses by educators seeking to address this issue at the state level  and the voices of teachers both resisting and su