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SUMMARY:3rd Annual International Conference on Education for Democratic Citizenship (EDC)
DESCRIPTION:The Moroccan Center for Civic Education and the Ministry of Education Regional Academy for Education and Training\, Laayoune- Sakia El Hamra\, in collaboration with their international partners take the great pleasure in announcing the 3rd Annual International Conference on Education for Democratic Citizenship (EDC)\, which will be held in Laayoune\, Morocco from December 07 to 10\, 2016. \nThe Conference theme is: “Promoting Peace\, Non-violence and Cultural Understanding through Education“\, and aims to engage with a broad range of interconnected topics that all deal with societal improvements and empowerment of youth\, women\, and civic engagement through bettering societal mechanisms and structures. \nThe final deadline for international participant registration is on November 20th\, 2016. \nIn order to read more about the conference\, visit the page below. \nhttp://civicmorocco.org/iacedc/ \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/3rd-annual-international-conference-education-democratic-citizenship-edc/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161204
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SUMMARY:Sixth Annual Conference of the Historical Dialogues\, Justice and Memory Network
DESCRIPTION:The Historical Dialogues\, Justice and Memory Network is an organisation that provides a platform for researchers and activists working on issues of historical dialogue\, historical and transitional justice\, and public and social memory. From 1-3 December 2016 they will organise their Sixth Annual Conference: Confronting Violent Pasts and Historical (In)Justice. The NIOD\, Institute for War\, Holocaust and Genocide Studies will host the Conference in Amsterdam. Their Conference Theme aims to discuss what happens after the violence and the ad-hoc trials\, a phase in which we can begin to assess the impact on societies from which the perpetrators and/or victims emerged. Questions like: “Is there a right timing for addressing the violent past? Should and could historians and historical dialogue play a more instrumental role in these processes?”
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/sixth-annual-conference-historical-dialogues-justice-memory-network/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161201
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SUMMARY:Annual Assembly of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum
DESCRIPTION:On 28-29 November Brussels will host the EaP CSF Annual Assembly for the first time in 7 years since the meeting that marked the beginning of the Forum’s work. The 8th Annual Assembly will be held under the title “Building a Common Secure and Democratic Future” and will bring together around 200 representatives of CSOs\, the EU Institutions and EaP governments for vibrant discussions at over 15 sessions. \nCommissioner Johannes Hahn\, along with the Co-Chairs of the EaP CSF Steering Committee\, Ulad Vialichka and Krzysztof Bobinski\, will deliver opening addresses to give start to the discussions of this years’ EaP CSF Annual Assembly. The opening ceremony will also feature the presentation of the EaP CSF Pavel Sheremet Award to the Crimean journalist Mykola Semena\, in recognition for his courage to risk his safety and freedom in the cause of the media freedom in Crimea. The event coincides with the International Women Human Rights Defender Day on 29 November. Every year this day is dedicated to honoring activism\, advocacy and courageous acts of resistance. \nThis year’s Annual Assembly will also include high-level panels which\, will focus on the role of the Eastern Neighbourhood in the EU policies\, whether as a reliable partner or a source of mounting concerns\, as well as on the status quo of the Eastern Partnership initiative prior the next EaP Summit. Throughout parallel panels the participants will debate on topics related to the EaP CSF priorities such as energy security\, youth development and transparency of EU funding in the region. During the event the EaP CSF members will present the projects and publications they have developed in the past year\, including the outputs of 18 re-granting projects. The best project ideas implemented in 2016 will receive the EaP CSF awards. The General Assembly\, the highest decision-making body of the EaP CSF\, will adopt resolutions on topics of major concern for the Forum\, which include the conditions for civil society in the EaP Countries\, as well as political situation in the region. The 8th EaP CSF Annual Assembly will end with the election of the new EaP CSF Steering Committee 2016-2017\, which will have a mandate from civil society of the EaP countries and EU member states to serve as the governing board of the Forum during a one-year term. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/annual-assembly-eastern-partnership-civil-society-forum/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161116
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
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SUMMARY:CDRSEE Joint History Project Launch
DESCRIPTION:The Joint History Project was the original CDRSEE programme and remains at the heart of everything we do. The JHP was launched in 1999\, in an effort to change the way history is taught in schools across the Balkans. The founders – historians\, diplomats\, philanthropists — felt very strongly that to reach real reconciliation in the region\, you have to reach the grass roots\, the youth. The programme is therefore centred on education\, on providing history-teaching materials for teachers that convey multiple perspectives of the same events\, and on ensuring that these materials be put to use across the region. \nRead more about the project here: http://cdrsee.org/projects/education-projects/joint-history-project
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/cdrsee-joint-history-project-launch/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161113
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Teaching about Perpetrators: Ethics\, Aesthetics\, Politics at Utrecht University
DESCRIPTION:The “Teaching about Perpetrators” workshop series aims to examine how our contradictory attitudes toward perpetrators in society and culture can in themselves be made the object of enquiry\, and explores the opportunities and challenges for teaching and learning about past atrocities through the figure of the perpetrator across disciplines. \nThis is the third workshop in the series\, organized in the context of the ongoing research project Faces of Evil: The Figure of the Perpetrator in Contemporary Memory Culture (supported by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research\, NWO). This time\, we will focus on the ethical\, aesthetic\, and political dimensions of the representation of perpetrators and the use of such representations in the classroom. What are the advantages and potential dangers of using self-representations\, for instance propaganda materials and videos disseminated across social media? How can the ethical\, aesthetic and political problems associated with these materials be made productive for educational purposes? What sorts of lessons can be learnt from studying perpetrator (self)representations and what are the problems and limitations associated with them in an educational setting? What about fictional representations? What role do empathy and identification\, disgust\, fascination\, and other strong affects play in pedagogy about perpetrators? Are we ‘allowed’ to feel empathy for perpetrators? Where is the line between understanding and forgiveness? What role does affect play in the politics of memory and memorialization with regard to the figure of the perpetrator? And\, conversely\, how can affect be integrated into the fostering of political awareness and engagement? \nThe workshop is open to scholars\, including advanced PhD students and early career academics\, educators\, and curators and will be concerned with pedagogical practices relating to the figure of the perpetrator at all educational levels. \nThe workshop will not take the form of panels and presentations\, but rather of a combination of seminar-style discussion sessions.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/workshop-teaching-perpetrators-ethics-aesthetics-politics-utrecht-university/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161113
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SUMMARY:“Money Matters: The Economic Value of Museums” in Karlsruhe\, Germany
DESCRIPTION:From 10-12 November 2016 NEMO – the Network of European Museum Organisations – is holding its 24th Annual Conference “Money Matters: The Economic Value of Museums” in Karlsruhe\, Germany. NEMO serves as a voice and network for museums and museum organisations throughout Europe providing them with information\, networking and opportunities for cooperation. \nThe conference explores the wide spectrum of the economic value of museums. Looking at the different dimensions of the economic value\, such as cultural tourism\, job creation\, regional competitiveness and development\, cooperation and the creative industries\, the conference will discuss how museums in Europe can best open up to the manifold opportunities and engage in cooperation with other sectors. \nDifferent panels will discuss the positive economic impact that museums have on other sectors on the one hand\, and sustainable and successful business models of museums on the other hand – keeping in mind different national funding and organisational structures. \nFurther information is available at http://www.ne-mo.org/about-us/ac2016.html or by following #moneymatters and #NEMOac16 on Facebook and Twitter!
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/money-matters-economic-value-museums-karlsruhe-germany/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161110
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SUMMARY:Europeana AGM meeting in Riga\, Latvia
DESCRIPTION:The Europeana Network Association Annual General Meeting (AGM) is an annual key event for Europeana and its network. It provides the opportunity for Europeana and its partners for all to share\, discuss and develop specific areas of mutual interest. \nThe 2016 edition of this event will start on Tuesday morning 8 November at the National Library of Latvia in Riga\, and will continue until Wednesday 9 November. During the AGM delegates will reflect on the work accomplished in 2016 and look ahead to the challenges and opportunities for the coming years. \nBoth days will be filled with several inspiring speakers\, working in Europe and beyond\, who share the same passion as you do\, European Cultural heritage\, each and every one in a different way. It will highlight what the outcomes of 2016 and what project Europeana Network Association endeavours in five different tracks. Ignite Talks\, break-out sessions and topics such as Aggregation landscape\, EuropeanaTech and R&D\, Sustainability\, Innovative projects will be presented and discussed. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/europeana-agm-meeting-riga-latvia/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161113
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SUMMARY:A Study Visit and History for Peace Conference - Calcutta\, India
DESCRIPTION:Professional enhancement opportunity\nEuroClio and PeaceWorks offer a possibility for all history and citizenship educators to participate in a study visit combined with History for Peace Conference taking place in Calcutta between 7-12 November 2016. The programme includes a three-day study visit and History for Peace conference\, which explores nationalism in relation to themes such as citizenship\, identity\, media\, religion and school curriculum. \nFees and registration\nFee for the whole study visit and conference is 500 EURO. This fee includes accommodation in double rooms\, meals\, and cultural programme.\nSingle room can be arranged for extra cost upon informing the organizers. \nRegistration\nRegister for the study visit and conference here \n \nOrganized by
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/study-visit-history-peace-conference-calcutta-india/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20161103T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20161105T170000
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SUMMARY:7th Forum on Intercultural Learning and Exchange – “The intercultural training of teachers: what\, when\, how?”
DESCRIPTION:FILE is the annual Forum on Intercultural Learning and Exchange sponsored by the Intercultura Foundation in Colle di Val d’Elsa (Italy)\, the European Federation for Intercultural Learning (EFIL) in Brussels (Belgium) and AFS Intercultural Programs in New York (USA). It includes – by invitation – some sixty experts\, researchers and practitioners in the field of international youth exchanges and intercultural learning. It is an opportunity for academics to meet and discuss with professionals and volunteers who work in the field of intercultural education – and for practitioners to learn about theories and researches in this field. \n  \nRead more by following this link http://www.fondazioneintercultura.it/?p=337&l=eng
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/7th-forum-intercultural-learning-exchange-intercultural-training-teachers/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161026
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161101
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
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SUMMARY:UNITED network conference: “Living Together: Transform a divided past into our common future“
DESCRIPTION:The Conference will take place from 26-31 October 2016 and focuses on conflict resolution\, reconciliation and nation-building. “Our lives as a community depend on how we can handle cultural\, social and ethnic differences\, and make strength out of diversity. Our success as nations depends on how we can learn from the experiences of our ancestors and not repeat the same mistakes again and again. When we select our leaders\, we must pick them carefully\, avoiding those that wish to set segments of society against each other\, or appear to be fighting against imaginary or selected enemies instead of working for the best interests of all. As societies\, we must come up with better visions and strategies for Living Together\, and learn to accept that although this is not always easy\, it is necessary.” UNITED strongly invites activists from anti discrimination organisations to join their conference. Currently nominations are open and the deadline is 15 August 2016. \nFor more information on Programme\, latest updates and financial conditions check the UNITED Conference page.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/united-network-conference-living-together-transform-divided-past-common-future/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161010
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161014
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LAST-MODIFIED:20161007T083630Z
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SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning Week in Brussels
DESCRIPTION:The Lifelong Learning Platform organises the 6th Lifelong Learning Week on 10-13 October in Brussels. \nThe three strands of the Lifelong Learning Week this year are: Learning to Live Together\, 21st Century Skills and Flexible Learning Pathways\, and activities and events will reflect these themes. In addition\, this year marks the launch of the Lifelong Learning Awards\, celebrating inclusive and creative initiatives from all over Europe. The aim of the Lifelong Learning week is to bring together learners and educators\, field workers and policy-makers\, thinkers and political representatives and give them the platform to discuss today’s greatest educational challenges.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/lifelong-learning-week-brussels/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161004
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161006
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SUMMARY:Annual Conference National Agency Education for Europe in Potsdam
DESCRIPTION:The Annual Conference brings together up to 500 Erasmus +beneficiaries as well as stakeholders from adult education and vocational education and training. Multiple speakers shall present different scenarios for the future of Europe (based on the NECE video “Europe 2030”) and discuss the potential implications for citizenship education in the adult- and vocational education sector. \nThe participants will discuss the frame topic “the future of education – education in the future” in five workshops. One of the workshops will be dedicated to citizenship education\, which is one of the priorities of the Erasmus+ programme. The workshop targets representatives of adult education organisations and institutions of vocational education and training who are implementing (or are planning to organise) citizenship education projects. The objective of the workshop is to exchange good practices and to explore future demands for citizenship education in Europe. \n  \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/annual-conference-national-agency-education-europe-potsdam/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161004
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SUMMARY:International Peace Bureau: Disarm! For a climate of peace
DESCRIPTION:From 30 September until 3 October 2016 the International Peace Bureau is organising a world congress on world peace. They believe that more money should be spend on climate change mitigation\, humanitarian programs\, disarmament\, conflict prevention & resolution and human security instead of the military sector. The main aim of this congress is to bring the issue of military spending\, often seen as a technical question\, into broad public debate and to strengthen the global community of activism. \nClick here to view their draft programme.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/international-peace-bureau-disarm-climate-peace/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160929
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161001
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LAST-MODIFIED:20160622T121829Z
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SUMMARY:Book launch & Symposium: The Change Handbook Project
DESCRIPTION:Human Rights Consultancy and Training\, an initiative which focuses on human rights education and children’s rights is launching their book “Change – Handbook for History Learning and Human Rights Education for Educators in Formal\, Non-formal and Higher Education“ in context of the CHANGE project which explores and further develops the combining of history learning and human rights education. \nThe launch will be in cooperation with the European Wergeland Centre and the Falstad Centre where some of the editors of another new publication on the same subject work. The publication “Crossing Borders. Combining Human Rights Education and History Education“ is an anthology based on a previous conference. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/book-launch-change-handbook-project/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160908
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SUMMARY:HEIRNET 2016: History Education in a Changing World: The Past as a Tool for the Future
DESCRIPTION:History Education In A Changing World:  The Past As A Tool For The Future \nHistory Education is political education. As such it is central to the development of children’s sense of identity\, consciousness and citizenship. Countries and communities use their frequently competing nationalistic master and other minor narratives\, drawn from a canon of historical consciousness\, memories\, myths\, legends\, narratives\, stories and accounts to promote\, sustain and support dogmatic positions and beliefs. All too often these result in civil conflict\, civil war\, genocide\, terrorism and international armed conflict. \nThe challenge to History Education is that\, while teaching master and minor narratives\, to develop pupils’ historical thinking as an antidote to closed-mind xenophobia and jingoistic nationalism. Teaching about ‘The Past As A Tool For The Future’ centres on History Education’s research based values\, beliefs\, policies\, curricula and pedagogy/didactics that reflect the open-minded skills\, processes\, procedures and disciplinary concepts [second order] of history as a disputatious\, debated and contested enquiry rooted in primary and secondary sources. \nThe History Educators International Research Network (HEIRNET) brings together colleagues from around the world interested in History’s educational\, moral\, social\, political and citizenship role. Our 13th annual conference meets in September 2016 at the University of Murcia\, Spain
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/heirnet-2016-history-education-in-a-changing-world-the-past-as-a-tool-for-the-future/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160725
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160731
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SUMMARY:International Georg Arnhold Summer School
DESCRIPTION:In July the Georg Eckert Institute and Teachers College of Columbia University are organising the third Georg Arnhold International Summer School. This year they will explore the theories and practices of human rights education (HRE) at the secondary school level. The Summer School will look back at the evolution of HRE aims and approaches as they pertain to secondary school environments\, with discussions on critical approaches and pedagogies\, curriculum policies\, teaching and learning resources\, educator preparation\, non-formal programming in schools\, and evidence of impact. The Summer School invites participants to “look forward” on topics such as the place of HRE within a larger critique of the human rights framework\, the roles of state and non-state actors in delivering HRE\, and the challenges and potentialities offered by the use of traditional and nontraditional educational media and curricula. The Georg Arnhold Program has a special interest in post-conflict and transitional societies\, though proposals for other contexts will also be considered. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/international-georg-arnhold-summer-school/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160719
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160722
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SUMMARY:Annual British Association of Holocaust Studies (BAHS) Conference 2016
DESCRIPTION:The Presence of the Holocaust in society\, politics and culture\, c.1970 – 2015 \nThe UCL Centre for Holocaust Education is hosting the annual British Association of Holocaust Studies (BAHS) conference. The conference will focus on the ‘Presence of the Holocaust’ in society\, politics and culture since 1970 and explore the growth and development of Holocaust history and memory over the past four decades. \nThe conference is specifically concerned with how the collective conception of the Holocaust has developed since the mid to late 1970s. Ours is the generation in which Holocaust memory has grown exponentially\, expanding and extending at such a rate that it not only permeates Western culture and society\, but now has global proportions. Nor is there any indication of this slowing down; increased concern at the passing of survivors has given but further impetus to attempts to teach\, learn\, and remember the Holocaust\, whilst its continued representation raises ongoing interest in its abstraction and appropriation.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/conference-the-presence-of-the-holocaust-c-1970-c-2015/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160718
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
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SUMMARY:International Big History Conference “Building Big History: Research and Teaching”
DESCRIPTION:The International Big History Association (IBHA) exists to promote the unified and interdisciplinary study and teaching of the history of Cosmos\, Earth\, Life\, and Humanity. In 2016 they are organising their conference in Amsterdam\, the Netherlands. Currently\, the conference is being prepared and there limited information available\, but keep an eye on their website for more news and information. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/international-big-history-conference-building-big-history-research-teaching/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160711
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
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SUMMARY:Schools History Project Conference
DESCRIPTION:In 2016 the Schools History Project (SHP) in partnership with Leeds Trinity University and Oxford Cambridge and RSA (OCR) is organising the Annual Conference in Leeds. The focus of the conference will be “Inspiring professional development for history teachers” . The Programme includes five plenary sessions packed with ideas and inspiration for taking forward history in your school. \nFor more information on the conference or the project please go to this website. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/schools-history-project-conference/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160707
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160709
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SUMMARY:Final COST ACTION IS1205 Conference: Agents through Time: How Do People “Make History”?
DESCRIPTION:In the framework of Cost Action IS1205 “Social Psychological dynamics of historical representations in the enlarged European Union” an international conference is organised by the Department of Psychology in collaboration with the Department of History and the Centre for Irish-German Studies\, from University of Limerick. \nThe international conference “Agents through Time: How Do People “Make History”?” is organized in the framework of Cost Action IS1205 “Social Psychological dynamics of historical representations in the enlarged European Union”. The conference is hosted and organized by the Department of Psychology in collaboration with the Department of History and the Centre for Irish-German Studies\, from University of Limerick. \nThis conference has 3 main objectives: \n\nTo create interdisciplinary dialogue\nTo disseminate research findings on core themes of interest\nTo generate knowledge and discussions between academics and stakeholders\n\nFor the preliminary programme go to this page.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/final-cost-action-is1205-conference-agents-time-people-make-history/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160703
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160710
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SUMMARY:NEPC Summer School: Managing Change and Uncertainty
DESCRIPTION:The power of education is huge\, but with this power come great challenges for teachers\, schools and systems. Currently there is an urgent need to operationalise social\, environmental and economic sustainability at education level defining what social\, environmental and economic sustainable school actually means. The Network of Education Policy Centers‘ Summer School in Albania aims to explore these challenges face by education in the realities of change and uncertainty\, provide the conceptual and policy framework for the resilient\, reactive and resourceful (3R) educational systems\, showcase existing policies and practices. \nRegistration opens on 2 May 2016 and closes on 3 June 2015. 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/nepc-summer-school-managing-change-uncertainty/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160702
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160706
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SUMMARY:World History Association Conference
DESCRIPTION:The World History Association (WHA) supports and works to advance scholarship and teaching within a trans-national\, trans-regional\, and trans-cultural perspective. Through the researchers\, teachers\, students\, independent scholars\, and authors who are its members\, the WHA fosters historical analysis undertaken not from the viewpoint of nation-states\, discrete regions\, or particular cultures\, but from that of the human community. The conference themes are “Global Conflict” and “Transformation of the Global Countryside” \nFor more information on the event click here.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/world-history-association-conference/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160704
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SUMMARY:University of Hamburg Conference 2016
DESCRIPTION:From 1 – 3 July 2016 the Education Faculty of the University of Hamburg is organising a Conference on “On the Way to an Internationally Shared Assessment of Historical Thinking (?)”. Historical thinking is not at all restricted to the academic domain – it takes place at all times and at any place in our society. Therefore\, it must not be the aim of history teaching and learning to simply transfer the findings of historical research into the students’ heads. Below you can download the full programme. However many societies\, institutions or universities have different criteria for Historical Thinking. In Hamburg the conference discusses these differences. \n \n[download-attachments]
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/university-hamburg-conference-2016/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160629
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160701
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CREATED:20160408T135233Z
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SUMMARY:Conference: ‘Re-Imagining Challenging History’
DESCRIPTION:This Conference is jointly hosted by Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales and Cardiff University and will explore how cultural practitioners are working in innovative and responsive ways with difficult and sensitive heritages/themes. Through workshops\, panels\, discussions and more participants will aim to answer questions such as: How does our understanding of ‘impact’ in museums (and Universities also) frame what kind of work with challenging history is deemed viable? or What is the role of academic research in re-imagining well-known challenging topics?  \nFor more information on the Conference and previous activities of Challenging History click here. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/conference-re-imagining-challenging-history/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160701
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
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SUMMARY:European Association for Local Democracy International Summer School
DESCRIPTION:From 25 until 30 June 2016 the European Association for Local Democracy is \nThe topic of the Summer School is “Remembrance through the cultural heritage of the First World War on the Macedonian Front”. This 4-day event will offer a unique opportunity for students or history enthusiasts\, aged 18 to 30\, to visit on the field untouched cultural heritage from the First World War\, in Bitola\, Macedonia. This Summer School will be moderated by international experts and researchers in history\, archaeology\, ethnology\, and cultural heritage. \n[download-attachments]
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/european-association-local-democracy-international-summer-school/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160531
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160602
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
CREATED:20160303T163536Z
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SUMMARY:LLL Platform Annual Conference: Imagining the learning community of tomorrow
DESCRIPTION:This year the Lifelong Learning Platform has chosen the beautiful city Bratislava\, Slovakia to be hosting their Annual Conference. “Imagining the learning community of tomorrow” will address questions about the future of learning and what the role of education will be in an ever changing society. The conference includes multiple workshops and even a visit to a Training Centre or School in Bratislava. \nFor more information check the conference website or register here. \n 
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/lll-platform-annual-conference-imagining-learning-community-tomorrow/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160530
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160602
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
CREATED:20160408T122844Z
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SUMMARY:6th Annual Meeting of Organisations Active in the field of Memory\, Remembrance and Citizenship
DESCRIPTION:This year the Network Meeting will be held in Barcelona\, Spain. There is no online information available on the 2016 edition yet\, but for a general idea of this Network Meeting\, topics and speakers please have look at this website.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/6th-annual-meeting-organisations-active-field-memory-remembrance-citizenship/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160524
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160527
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
CREATED:20160408T115455Z
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SUMMARY:European Remembrance Symposium
DESCRIPTION:This year the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity (ENRS) will organise a Remembrance Symposium in Budapest. After Stalin’s death in 1953 the Soviet Union starting shaking more and more\, a series of events showed how much people in many satellite states wanted to overthrow the communist dictatorships. These events climaxed in Budapest on 23 October 1956 with the first armed battle against Soviet troops and communist leadership. 2016  marks the 60th anniversary of this event. To commemorate the Eastern Europeans’ struggle for independence\, the European Network of Remembrance and Solidarity and its partners\, the Hungarian Committee of National Remembrance and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences have decided to dedicate the next European Remembrance Symposium\, which will take place in May 2016 in Budapest\, to the events of 1956 and their legacy. \nFor more information and the full Programme please visit their website.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/european-remembrance-symposium/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160524
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160527
DTSTAMP:20260409T214114
CREATED:20160202T105251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160202T105251Z
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SUMMARY:European Remembrance Symposium: 2016 Budapest
DESCRIPTION:The year 1956 was a year that “shook the world”. The events of 1956 showed how much people of Eastern Europe wanted to overthrow the communist dictatorships. After Stalin’s death in 1953\, the crisis within the Eastern Bloc became imminent. After the uprisings in Berlin and Poznań events reached their climax on October 23\, 1956 in Budapest\, with the first armed battle against Soviet troops and communist leadership. This confrontation had an impact on the history of the whole Eastern bloc and became a benchmark for other movements in countries under Soviet dominance striving for self-determination and freedom and. It also anticipated the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989 and its legacy is present in contemporary memory in Europe and beyond. \nNext year marks the 60th anniversary of these events. To commemorate the Eastern Europeans’ struggle for independence\, the European Network of Remembrance and Solidarity and its partners\, the Hungarian Committee of National Remembrance and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences have decided to dedicate the next European Remembrance Symposium\, which will take place in May 2016 in Budapest\, to the events of 1956 and their legacy. \nThe European Remembrance Symposium is intended to serve as a platform for high-level discussions by government representatives\, academics\, and professionals from both NGOs and public institutions which are active in the field of remembrance in Europe\, dedicated to regional and global remembrance\, and willing to meet contemporary challenges in historical education and memory. \nParticipants will be confronted with the questions of what Stalinism and De-Stalinization in Eastern Europe was like and why these periods differed so much from country to country. Much attention will be given to the description of societies in Eastern Europe under communist rule and the techniques that communist regimes used for handling crises in their countries (including international comparisons\, e.g. the ‘successful’ – from a communist point-of-view – crisis management in Poland compared to the 1956 revolution in Hungary). The impact of Stalinism on everyday social life will also be debated. \nIt will also be important to examine the processes that led to 1956 on a regional level: Stalin’s death in 1953\, the Uprising in Plzeň\, the East German uprising\, the 20th congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union\, and the events in Poznań\, Warsaw and Budapest. Both regional (Eastern European) and global aspects of 1956 will be put in the spotlight. Although the significance of 1956 is widely acknowledged as a turning point of Eastern European history\, its global impact continues to be a controversial issue among historians. The Symposium will be an opportunity to discuss the global framework of 1956 and the relation of the 1956 events to other forms of struggle between the Eastern and Western Blocs\, like the Suez Canal crisis or the situation in the Far East and Africa. \nAnother key issue of the discussions will be the comparison between 1956’s short-term and long-term impacts and the analysis of 1956’s effects on Western Europe; how was the thaw and its consequences perceived in Western Europe? What kind of communication and reciprocal influence\, existed between “East” and “West”? In particular\, participants will consider U.S. foreign policy\, Western communist parties\, the effects and the perception of dissidents and emigrants from East Central Europe\, and finally the Holy See’s Eastern Bloc policy. \nThe Symposium will allow participants to investigate the direct and indirect consequences of 1956\, including retribution\, emigration\, and various forms of repression. Both short- and long-term impacts will be discussed\, including the post-1956 “refining” of communist dominance. This may encompass methods that rulers used to enforce power and to mobilize the people for an ostensibly better future as well as to ensure popular obedience\, such as threats of Soviet invasion\, law as a tool of subordination\, and the surveillance of religious groups and institutions. \nThe contemporary meaning and the legacy of 1956 will also be given much attention. Participants will analyse 1956’s influence on present-day art\, literature\, film\, political culture and historical memory. \nFinally\, a frequently debated topic is how European societies come to terms with totalitarianism/ authoritarianism\, communist crimes\, and how images of freedom tend to differ by country. The organizers would like to give participants an opportunity to discuss the differences in perception of freedom between countries of Eastern and Western Europe\, as well as to weigh the accomplishments of various institutions and NGOs which try to keep the memory of the struggle for freedom alive. \nThe Symposium is one of the principal projects of the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity\, which aims to research\, document\, and promote the remembrance and the study of totalitarianisms\, dictatorships\, and wars in 20th century Europe through the inclusion of the most recent academic discourse and multilateral dialogue concerning the different experiences of the past era.
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/european-remembrance-symposium-2016-budapest/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160525
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SUMMARY:International Conference: Migration – Integration. Schools manage diversity!
DESCRIPTION:In recent times migration and integration are huge topics in Europe. Schools play an important role in the successful integration of migrations. The Conference in Bonn\, organised by Pedagogical Exchange Service (PAD)\, aims to collect experiences and results from international school exchange programmes and facilitate their exploitation to support the integration of young refugees. Multiple issues will be addressed\, such as: intercultural school development and pedagogical concepts for school diversity and language learning in the context of multilingualism. \nFor more information check this website or download the Programme below! \n  \n \n  \n[download-attachments]
URL:https://euroclio.eu/event/international-conference-migration-integration-schools-manage-diversity/
CATEGORIES:Partners
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