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...

Current debates and challenges on genocide education through heritage: a triangular view  

by EUROM | Jul 5, 2021

EUROM promotes the panel Current debates and challenges on genocide education through heritage: a triangular view within the Annual Conferene of the International Association of Genocide Scholars, which will take place online from July 19 to 23, 2021; The debate will...

Memorial needs and the victims of terrorism

by EUROM | Apr 29, 2021

Over the last decade, a number of terrorist attacks have struck European capitals.  As an answer to these unexpected events with major human loss many memorials have emerged.  Commemorations continue to be held annually to remember those who fell victim to violence....

The landmarks of our past in the shaping of our future. Lessons from Ventotene

by EUROM | Apr 20, 2021

2021  marks the 70th anniversary of the Treaty of Paris and the 80th of the declaration “For a free and united Europe. Draft manifesto»; Best known as the Ventotene Manifesto, the declaration was written by Altiero Spinelli, Ernesto Rossi, and Eugenio Corloni during...

Humanitarian Aid to the Civilian Population in a Europe at War (1914-1949)

by EUROM | Mar 4, 2021

This International Congress aims to draw attention to the importance, interest, need and timeliness of humanitarian aid and to disseminate and encourage knowledge and debate about the activities of relief organisations, delegates and volunteers during some of the most...