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NEH Office of Digital Humanities: virtual visits to US campuses
This year the NEH Office of Digital Humanities is offering virtual visits to campuses in the US to talk about how to find funding for digital projects. You can read more (and sign up) here:
funding ad with borderlands potential
New-York Historical Society - 2021-22 Mellon Fellowships at New-York Historical Society
http://www.h-net.org/jobs/job_display.php?id=60449
This Week: Conference on "Contesting Memorial Spaces in the Asia-Pacific"
On November 6-7, Kyushu University Border Studies will host an international conference on 'Contesting Memorial Spaces in the Asia-Pacific'.
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Conference on "Contesting Memorial Spaces in the Asia-Pacific"
On November 6-7, Kyushu University Border Studies will host an international conference on 'Contesting Memorial Spaces in the Asia-Pacific'.
Across the two days, the conference features eight panels examining the temporality and territoriality of memory, explorations of official and marginalized memorials, new spaces of mnemonic performance, and national and transnational memorial networks. It will also host two plenary roundtables, discussing tangible and intangible heritage practices, and the affective power of territorial disputes.