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The Second International Conference on the Heritage of Conflict, titled “Spaces of Repression and Detention”, aims to foster reflection on the...
The European Observatory on Memories (EUROM) and the Casa de la Barceloneta 1796 jointly organize the new sensorial exhibition The Oasis, an...
The Second International Conference on the Heritage of Conflict, titled “Spaces of Repression and Detention”, aims to foster reflection on the history and memory associated with heritage sites such as prisons, concentration camps, internment centers, and other spaces...
The European Observatory on Memories (EUROM) and the Casa de la Barceloneta 1796 jointly organize the new sensorial exhibition The Oasis, an artistic project that brings back to life one of the earliest acts of youth resistance against Franco’s dictatorship. Through...
Fifty years after the death of Francisco Franco — marking the end of the last authoritarian regime in Southern Europe — memory remains a deeply contested terrain. This international gathering brings together historians, artists, curators, and memory practitioners to...
Projects
One of the aspects that memorial legislation has tried to regularize over the last two decades is the relationship between citizenship and the...
The project “Power of Personal Stories in Confronting Oblivion (PPSCO)" aims to strengthen the practices of remembrance of the Holocaust and other...
One of the aspects that memorial legislation has tried to regularize over the last two decades is the relationship between citizenship and the collective spaces of remembrance. The multiple meanings and features of these spaces are subject to changing processes that...
The project “Power of Personal Stories in Confronting Oblivion (PPSCO)" aims to strengthen the practices of remembrance of the Holocaust and other genocides committed during the Second World War, in the partner countries and by extension in other countries of the...
The project aims to establish an inclusive and democratic approach to recounting the legacy of undemocratic history, with a focus on developing a methodology applicable to various dissonant heritage sites. Its innovative nature lies in its comprehensive strategy that...
Publications & Resources
Talking Memories is a five-part podcast series recorded at the Jean Monnet House, as part of the Third School on European Memories. Bringing...
In “Memory and Transitional Justice: Remembering the Armed Conflict as Struggle and as Harm”, Professor Farid Samir Benavides Vanegas explores the...
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Publications & Resources
Talking Memories is a five-part podcast series recorded at the Jean Monnet House, as part of the Third School on European Memories. Bringing together young voices from across Europe, the series explores how memory — both personal and collective — continues to shape...
In “Memory and Transitional Justice: Remembering the Armed Conflict as Struggle and as Harm”, Professor Farid Samir Benavides Vanegas explores the complex role of memory in Colombia’s transitional justice process following the 2016 peace agreement with the FARC-EP....
Videos
In this short summary video, revisit the key moments of the 8th annual meeting Taking Stock of European Memory Policies. Participants reflected on...
This playlist gathers all the panels that took place within Taking Stock 2025: Democracy at stake? Memory in times of uncertainty, our eighth annual...
In this short summary video, revisit the key moments of the 8th annual meeting Taking Stock of European Memory Policies. Participants reflected on how memory work can strengthen democracy amid global crises, social polarization, and rising populism—sharing ideas and...
This playlist gathers all the panels that took place within Taking Stock 2025: Democracy at stake? Memory in times of uncertainty, our eighth annual meeting held on 9–10 October at the Historic Building of the University of Barcelona. Through these discussions,...
Recorded during the Third School on European Memories at the Jean Monnet House (May 7, 2025), this five-part podcast series brings together young voices from across Europe to reflect on how we remember — and why it matters. From the mass deportations of the 20th...
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