New technologies are advancing our ability to document areas of land and space, allowing for for more complex relationships to existing memory archives. This has become incredibly important in the thinking surrounding commemorative practices and building new orders of meaning in how we understand and process memory.
The day of Holocaust Memorial Day, on April 18th, we will discuss possible applications using these new technologies in memory practice in this exclusive online event. The exact program of events will be announced soon. The event will be in Polish with simultaneous English translation.
The event is free, but we kindly ask you to register in advance: https://forms.gle/fEZ6jiWrgVKfqtd8A
Partners
Funding
The program is implemented as part of the NeDiPa: Negotiating Difficult Pasts project, which we implement together with the Zapomniane Foundation and the Urban Memory Foundation, thanks to the support of the European Union under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV) program.
