reconciliation

(Un)Reconciled: Representations of ›Reconciliation‹ between National Politics of History and Plural Commemorative Cultures since 1989 – Places of Remembrance and Forms of Interaction in a Comparative Perspective. 19–21 November 2020, Saarland University (Saarbrücken, Germany).

Deadline: January 19, 2020

CFP: (Un)Versöhnt. Repräsentationen von ›Versöhnung‹ zwischen nationalen Geschichtspolitiken und pluralen Gedenk-Kulturen seit 1989 – Erinnerungsorte und Interaktionsformen in vergleichender Perspektive, Saarbrücken (19.01.2020)

(Un)Versöhnt

Repräsentationen von ›Versöhnung‹ zwischen nationalen Geschichtspolitiken und pluralen Gedenk-Kulturen seit 1989 – Erinnerungsorte und Interaktionsformen in vergleichender Perspektive

Interdisziplinäre Konferenz (Saarbrücken, 19.–21. November 2020)

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Interview with Jill Strauss and Dionne Ford, Slavery's Descendants and Coming to the Table

David Paterson of H-Slavery is delighted to offer the following interview with Jill Strauss and Dionne Ford, who r

Humboldt Journal of Social Relations Special Issue: California Genocide and Healing

In 1979, When Our Worlds Cried: Genocide in Northwestern California by Jack Norton (Hupa/Cherokee) was published, it was one of the few monographs that centered on California Indian genocide. Norton’s work set the stage for future research by historians, sociologists, anthropologists, linguists, and Indigenous studies scholars to develop a body of work focused on Indigenous viewpoints that re-interrogate the history of settlement, the development of the state, and the resulting societal divides.

USHMM CFP: 2019 Ethics, Religion, and the Holocaust Faculty Seminar

INTERRELIGIOUS STUDIES AND THE HOLOCAUST: NEW RESEARCH, NEW CONVERSATIONS, co-taught by Drs.Mehnaz Afridi and Victoria Barnett

July 15-19, 2019

Applications must be submitted by February 15, 2019

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