Dit is een lijst met komende evenementen op het IISG.
A coalition of Amsterdam based Archives, Museums and Historical institutes has taken the initiative for fellowships for curators, archivists and historians in the field of slavery history. The first two fellows of the Global Slavery History Fellowships - Toluwanimi Owolana and Javier Estupiñán - will present the results of their research on 26 November at the IISH.
In the busy December month we always screen a film or documentary. This year: The Sad Truth by Helle Stenum, who will also give an introduction to her documentary.
In het licht van de groeiende maatschappelijke belangstelling voor inkomensongelijkheid en de verdeling van winsten, organiseert het NEHA een publieksmiddag die deze urgente thema's onder de loep neemt.
This lecture by Katharina Oke will give insight into a research project on the history of “Making Things” in West Africa (Ghana and Nigeria): focusing on artisans and craftspeople, this project turns to productive processes and entrepreneurial labour with a focus on meaning making, creating, and the socio-cultural importance of ‘making things’.
The impetus to forge international ties has been common to a wide spectrum of political projects. As such, it is crucial to consider ‘internationalism’ in terms of its pluralities – as a phenomenon that operated on different scale and was ideologically variegated.
