Conflicting Heritage. Museums and Colonial Legacy

by EUROM | Sep 30, 2021

Decolonial movements in the last decade and their recent rise as a result of social mobilisations such as #BlackLivesMatter have presented the colonial issue as an underlying cause of multiple forms of material and symbolic discrimination suffered by migrants and of...

Online Memories. A Twitter data analysis

by EUROM | Sep 26, 2021

The fifth report of the series “Online Memories” brings the analysis of Twitter data content related to three memorial commemorations corresponding to the first half of 2021; Some of these events are sampled for the third consecutive year, enabling us to...

You and Me: Sarajevo

by EUROM | Sep 19, 2021

The first workshop of the project Youth and Memory Activism will gather 25 participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus and Spain in Sarajevo; They will go through the history and memory of the most crucial historical events of Bosnia and Herzegovina with relation...

Women and Children in a Europe in War (1919-1949)

by EUROM | Sep 9, 2021

The exhibition Women and children in a Europe in War (1919-1949) will be on display at the Small Fortress Terezín from September 16 until November 25; Organized in the framework of the project MIGRAID, it highlights the role of women during the conflicts that took...

Civilizational Collapses. When dystopia leaves the screen

by EUROM | Sep 6, 2021

The moving image has always been a narrative resource both to describe reality and to reconstruct it. A resource that has not hesitated to take the form of a dystopian narrative, not only to project the uncertainties and anxieties of the future, but also to understand...