The role of Memorial & Human Rights Museums in the Promotion of Truth, Justice and Reparation for an Equitable Future

by EUROM | Sep 21, 2023

Since the end of the armed conflicts that devastated Europe in the 20th century, the promotion of democratic memory policies has become a moral duty that requires reinforcement in order to neutralize oblivion and avoid a repetition of the most tragic episodes of our...

Destierro (Banishment)

by EUROM | Sep 12, 2023

The Chilean visual artist Cecilia Zabaleta, granddaughter of a refugee who arrived in Chile on the ship Winnipeg, presents a new work on the memories of exile to reveal aspects linked to biographical fractures, human fragility, the marks of uprooting, deconstruction...

Public History of the female prisons under the Franco regime

by EUROM | Jul 25, 2023

The first Public History seminar about women’s prisons under the Franco regime will go through the case of Madrid’s Ventas prison (1931-1969). The three-day activity was designed as an introduction to the research on oral and written sources and in the...

Painful memory and citizenship

by EUROM | Jul 19, 2023

This roundtable is the final activity of the transnational project Forced. Portuguese and Spanish Forced Laborers under National Socialism: History, Memory and Citizenship, and marks the presentation of the travelling exhibition “Portuguese and Spanish Workers...

Roundtable | Ten elections to the European Parliament

by EUROM | Jul 18, 2023

Cover picture: Budget vote in 1979 (European Parliament)  Coinciding with the 42 Seminar of Ventotene, organized by the Institute of Federalist Studies Altiero Spinelli, this roundtable will gather representatives of the European Federalist Movement, academics and...