Program on History, Memory and Conflict

Happening now! First panel: Symbolic Meanings of Memorial Sites.

Remember to register!!!!

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!!!!

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!!!!

Call for Proposals: Facing a Violent Past - Dealing with History and Memory in Conflict Resolution Facing a Violent Past - Dealing with History and Memory in Conflict Resolution Submission deadline: December 4th, 2015Contact Email: [email protected]…

Teaching the Cold War - Memory Practices in the Classroom

Dr. Barbara Christophe
Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research

Happening TODAY !

Come and join in the discussion about the role of memory practices in the classroom with Dr. Barbara Christophe of the Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research.

http://scar.gmu.edu/event/teaching-cold-war-memory-practices-classroom

Teaching the Cold War - Memory Practices in the Classroom | The School for Conflict Analysis and... Teaching the Cold War - Memory Practices in the ClassroomDr. Barbara ChristopheGeorg Eckert Institute for International Textbook ResearchMember of the Leibniz Association, GermanyThursday, November 5th, 201512:00PM - 1:30PMConference Room 5183 Dr. Christophe will briefly describe the logic of a stud…

LUMI VIDELA: 41 AÑOS DE UN HORROROSO AS*****TO | Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos Inicio / Noticias / LUMI VIDELA: 41 AÑOS DE UN HORROROSO AS*****TO LUMI VIDELA: 41 AÑOS DE UN HORROROSO AS*****TO Recordamos a Lumi Videla Moya, joven mirista asesinada en dictadura a manos de la Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional (DINA) quienes es un acto brutal y cobarde, arrojaron su cuerpo en el…

HAPPENING TODAY ! Don't miss this great opportunity to join in a conversation about the role and impact of the memory of Past violence!

We will be joined by an internationally diverse group of Fellows from the Alliance for Historical Dialogue and Accountability program at Columbia University’s Institute for the Study of Human Rights!

http://scar.gmu.edu/event/role-and-impact-of-memory-of-past-violence-contemporary-politics-society-and-culture

The Role and Impact of the Memory of Past Violence on Contemporary Politics, Society, and... The Role and Impact of the Memory of Past Violence on Contemporary Politics, Society, and CultureNov. 4th12PM – 1:30PMConference Room 5183The Program on History, Memory, and Conflict at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) is hosting a group of international Fellows from the Allia…

Happening today at 2pm at The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Come and join the discussion.

Dr. Karina V. Korostelina, Director of the Program on History, Memory, and Conflict and Associate Professor at S-CAR, will be presenting her recent research findings regarding the complexities of identity and history in South Korea and Japan

http://scar.gmu.edu/event/identity-and-history-south-korea-and-japan-conflict-reconciliation

Identity and History in South Korea and Japan: From Conflict to Reconciliation | The School for... Identity and History in South Korea and Japan: From Conflict to ReconciliationKarina KorostelinaAssociate Professor and Director of the Program on History Memory and Conflict at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, GMU () Wednesday, September 16th 2:00pm -4:00pm

Sri Lanka Lays Out Plan for Reconciliation The country’s foreign minister announced the new government’s plan to set up a truth, justice and reconciliation commission and to draft a new constitution.

Looking forward to Hearing from Prof. Karina Korostelina
TODAY, 2PM at The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution

Clash of Histories: War in Ukraine and Tensions in Latvia | The School for Conflict Analysis and... Clash of Histories: War in Ukraine and Tensions in LatviaIssues of history are used as one of the mains instruments of Russian public diplomacy in support of Russia`s goals to dominate the wider region – the former territory of the Soviet Union. Russian authorities are often accuse countries in this…

So excited about Spring 2015. We have few amazing events coming up. Stay tuned