A apresentação de Joana Matias no congresso "A Memoria Diversa", sobre a história Queer em Portugal no século XX, está disponível no canal YouTube da Deputación da Coruña.
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Congratulations to Giulia Strippoli, whose SMS - Shared Memories of Solidarity project has been selected for funding by FCT under the RESTART programme. 
More details about the project: https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/en/giulia-strippoli-restart-sms/
The international colloquium ‘Spaces of Confinement: Memories of Repression and Coloniality’, which runs until 30 October, will soon begin at the National Library of Portugal.
On 29 and 30 October, it will be hosted by the Aljube Museum.
The book "Memories of the Second World War in Neutral Europe, 1945–2023" includes three chapters authored by IHC historians:
Irene Flunser Pimentel on refugees in Portugal; Helena Pinto Janeiro on #WWII memorials; and Pedro Aires Oliveira analyses Portuguese neutrality as featured on recent films.
Here are a few pics from our #SummerSchool, that took place at the University of Évora.
This year's theme was the importance of commemorations and memorialization in heritage studies and practices, given that we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution.
In a paper published in Contemporary European History, Victor Barros analyses how the monuments erected in Cape Verde to memorialise the ‘discoverers’ acted in the construction of the public memory of the 'discovery' of the #CapeVerde islands". 
Cambridge CoreColonial Monuments, Portuguese Commemorations and the Writing of the History of the Colony of Cabo Verde | Contemporary European History | Cambridge CoreColonial Monuments, Portuguese Commemorations and the Writing of the History of the Colony of Cabo Verde - Volume 33 Issue 2
The call for papers for the colloquium "Spaces of Confinement: Memories of Repression and Coloniality" is ongoing.
It aims to extend the discussion on the 'camp form' from a historical perspective, as well as the different practices of colonial incarceration.
The call for articles for the Práticas da História dossier coordinated by João Pedro Lourenço and Maria da Conceição Neto closes on 31 July: "History and memory: an epistemological re-reading of Africa's past in a post-colonial context".
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History and Memory: Epistemological Reinterpretation of Africa's Past in a Post-Colonial Context (open)
| Práticas da História. Journal on Theory, Historiography and Uses of the Past
The call for papers for the dossier coordinated by João Pedro Lourenço and Maria da Conceição Neto for the journal Práticas da História is in progress: "History and memory: epistemological re-reading of Africa's past in a post-colonial context".
Proposals (max.500 words) must be submitted by 31 July.
Práticas da História has new call for papers open: João Pedro Lourenço and Maria da Conceição Neto are coordinating the dossier "History and memory: epistemological re-reading of Africa's past in a post-colonial context".
Proposals (max.500 words) must be submitted by 31 July.
The call for papers of the international conference "Religious Consciences and Colonialism: Experiences and Legacies" was extended until 21 October.
The meeting will explore religious figures and institutions which raised their voices and took action again colonialism and the dictatorship of the Estado Novo.
https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/en/events/religious-consciences-colonialism/
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The blog post’s mostly centred around #HistoricalMemory / #MemoriaHistorica: how and why he’s remembered differently and how activists and academics are challenging this long-standing narrative in what's been termed Spain’s ongoing ‘memory wars.’ The blog post also includes updates on the recent Democratic Memory Law passed only a few a weeks ago.
Medium · On Spain’s ‘Memory Wars’ and Franco’s Peculiar Legacy
Buenos días, dear pachyderms (especially #histodons and #Iberianists). If you are interested in following an on-site reporter who covers issues pertaining to #humanrights and #HistoricalMemory (#memoriahistorica) in #Spain, consider following Willy Veleta, who is physically present, camera-in-hand, at numerous exhumations of human remains buried in out-of-the-way places during the brutal Francoist repression after the Spanish Civil War. He also covers current events in the streets of Madrid and other parts of Spain. In Spanish. Here is his handle, which links to his page: @VeletaWilly
A post with some topics I'm interested in, for better visibility/networking:
#Gothic #ghosts #GhostStories #hauntology
#dictatorship #fascism #memory #memorystudies
#trauma #traumastudies #Spain #Spanishfiction
#litstudies #literature #novels #literaturestudies #gothicstudies #historicalmemory #spanishliterature
#peninsularstudies