(ul. Dobra 55) on 25-27 September 2024 in a hybrid format with possible online participation.
Confronting Decline – Challenges of Deindustrialization in European Societies since the 1970s
Luxembourg, 25-27 June 2025
Luxembourg, 25-27 June 2025
The Spring 2024 issue of the World History Bulletin, “Water in World History,” is dedicated to the question of how water has shaped and continues to shape the human world historical experience.
Los Angeles, 28-29 June 2024
Rome, 17-19 April 2024
This conference at the German Historical Institute in Rome is designed to illuminate the historical relations between two factors in urban history: migration and urban activism.
Workshop at the Center for Modern East Asian Studies (CeMEAS) at Göttingen University, November 15-16, 2024
Social History Archive to provide access to world’s largest digital archive of UK historical source material
Après l’exode massif du début de l’année 1939 qui mène vers la France plusieurs centaines de milliers de républicains espagnols, ces derniers connaissent tout au long de la Seconde Guerre mondiale des itinéraires marqués par le travail – souvent forcé –, par des engagements militaires et par diverses formes de résistances contre l’occupant de leur pays d’exil. Ils sont prestataires de l’armée française ou soldats incorporés dans des unités étrangères de celle-ci.
Since its establishment as an academic research field in the U.S. in the late 1970s, public history has grown significantly, serving as a vital tool for examining contemporary issues, community memories, and conflicts at both scholarly and practical levels. In the 21st century, the field has become a prominent platform for “making history with the public(s)”, moving beyond the confines of academia. Despite its popularity, comprehensively defining public history without oversimplification remains challenging.
Runs: From 9th May 2024 to 31st Aug 2024
Exhibition Opening takes place on Thursday 9th May from 4-7PM
Here We Stand: The Art of International Solidarity
An exhibition of international solidarity campaign posters at Working Class Movement Library