Evenementen

Dit is een lijst met komende evenementen op het IISG.

Open dag 2025

Archival tigers and other beasts: open house at the IISH

4 October 2025 12:00 - 4 October 2025 17:00

On Saturday 4 October, the IISH will be open to anyone who would like to get to know the IISH better. This year marks our 90th anniversary, and there is plenty to see and do at the IISH for young and old alike. Join a guided tour of the archive depot, take part in a creative workshop and view some very special archive material.

Global Slavery History Fellowships

Presentations new Global Slavery History Fellows 2025

9 October 2025 15:30

Please join us in welcoming the third group of fellows of the Global Slavery Fellowship programme. They will be conducting research into the Dutch involvement in the transatlantic and Southeast Asian slave trade and slave labour.

Atoomsplijtzwam

De atoomsplijtzwam: kernenergie in Nederland

14 October 2025 19:30

Het is nu ondenkbaar dat er honderdduizenden mensen de straat op gaan tegen kernenergie en -wapens, zoals in de jaren tachtig in Nederland gebeurde. Terwijl het met de recente aanval op Iraanse atoomcomplexen en concrete plannen voor twee nieuwe Nederlandse centrales minstens zo actueel is. In het kader van het thema 'natuurlijk' van de Maand van de Geschiedenis organiseert het IISG een avond over kernenergie.

Aankondiging workhsop

Workshop: International Labour Migration from below

28 October 2025 09:00 - 29 October 2025 17:00

In this two-day workshop, Marcel van der Linden and Jan Breman, senior fellows at the IISH, will discuss their three recently published essays on labour migration from below.

PiF 11

Palestine in Focus - Ecocide, Environmental Governance, and Justice in Palestine

4 November 2025 16:00 - 4 November 2025 17:00

The concept of ecocide—large scale, systematic destruction of ecosystems—has gained support as a lens for analysing environmental harms that intersect with conflict, oppression, settler-colonialism, ethnic cleansing and genocide. In this talk, Martijn Dekker will examine how a range of Israeli policies and practices in the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt) generate ecological degradation that meets the emerging criteria for ecocide, and situates these impacts within broader debates on environmental and climate justice.