H-Memory is a network open to all academics and researchers concerned with Memory Studies. This inter-disciplinary field interests itself in how humans remember and represent that memory, be it through literature, monuments, historical works, or in their own private lives.
Gilder Lehrman Center Announces the Fourth Annual Yale Public History Institute
Seeks Applications from Staff Members at Cultural Institutions Committed to
Programs Interpreting African American History
The Concordia University Libraries invite you to attend “Memory and Commemoration: The Azrieli Holocaust Collection at Thirty,” a one day symposium in Montreal on Tuesday, March 10, 2015, marking the thirtieth anniversary of the creation of what is now one of the largest collections in North America of research materials on the Holocaust. The Collection was established in 1984 by Montreal architect, businessman, and philanthropist David Azrieli, CM, CQ, M.Arch (1922-2014), whose parents, brother, and sister died in the Holocaust.
Mnemonics 2015: Memory and Materialism - London, September 8-10
Call for papers
For the fourth edition of its annual summer school, the Mnemonics network, an international collaborative initiative for graduate education in memory studies, invites paper proposals that address the relations between materialities and cultural memory.
Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies
Vol. 42 No. 1 | March 2016
Call for Papers
Memories on the Move: Asian Connections
Deadline for Submissions: June 30, 2015
On the 30th anniversary of granting the title of the Righteous Among The Nations to Sugihara Chiune, Japanese Consul in Lithuania
