International Conference on Memory, Violence, and Social Justice

This track explores how collective and individual memories shape social justice movements across different contexts. It aims to analyze the interplay between memory, identity, and activism in the pursuit of justice.

Focusing on trauma studies, this track examines the narratives of individuals and communities who have experienced violence. It seeks to understand how these narratives contribute to resilience and healing processes.

This session investigates the ways cultural memory influences historical narratives and collective identity. It emphasizes the importance of memory in shaping societal perceptions of past conflicts and injustices.

This track addresses the role of memory in educational settings aimed at violence prevention. It explores pedagogical approaches that utilize historical memory to foster understanding and empathy among diverse communities.

Examining the intersection of identity politics and memory, this track focuses on how memories of conflict shape group identities. It highlights the implications of these dynamics for peacebuilding and reconciliation efforts.

This session delves into the relationship between human rights advocacy and the politics of memory. It seeks to uncover how memory can be mobilized to advocate for justice and accountability in post-conflict societies.

This track analyzes the role of collective memory in shaping social movements and their narratives. It aims to understand how memories of past struggles inform contemporary activism and community organizing.

This session invites critical theoretical approaches to the study of memory and violence. It encourages discussions on how various theoretical frameworks can illuminate the complexities of memory in contexts of violence.

Focusing on community resilience, this track explores how memory practices contribute to the strength and cohesion of communities affected by violence. It highlights innovative approaches to memory that foster social solidarity.

This session investigates the role of narrative in understanding experiences of violence and trauma. It emphasizes the significance of storytelling as a tool for processing and articulating complex emotional experiences.

This track examines the legacy of memory in peacebuilding initiatives. It seeks to understand how acknowledging and addressing historical grievances can pave the way for sustainable peace and reconciliation.