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This conference will explore how history can also engage with conflict resolution processes and the work of mass atrocity prevention. Topics will include textbooks, museums, historical commissions, archives, collective memory, and performative history.
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This conference will explore how history can also engage with conflict resolution processes and the work of mass atrocity prevention. Topics will include textbooks, museums, historical commissions, archives, collective memory, and performative history.
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Leaving Tunisia soon after the fall of the Ben Ali regime in 2011, Maki Berchache arrived in Paris and stumbled upon L'abominable, a cooperative artist-run analog film lab devoted to alternative cinema, and met with filmmaker and activist Nathalie Nambot.
This documentary tells the story of Katarina Taikon who was denied education, but went on to become a leading Romani author and human rights activist.