History and fiction. Shifting memory in the narratives of the past

by EUROM | Oct 28, 2021

7th International Conference – Walter Benjamin, Memory and Exile Chair – University of Gerona The aim of this international conference is to examine the growing importance over the last two decades of the concept of “shifting memory” in the relationship...

Integrated Approaches to Europe’s Dissonant Heritage

by EUROM | Oct 15, 2021

The University of Barcelona and the City Council of Barcelona host an experts’ debate on the integrated approaches to Europe’s dissonant heritage, organized in the framework of the Partnership on Culture and Cultural Heritage of the Urban Agenda for the...

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...

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...