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The C2DH is a research centre of the highest excellence for public outreach and dissemination. Cutting edge public history projects are intertwined with outstanding academic research on the contemporary history of Luxembourg and Europe. 

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L'Histoire avec une grande hache

30 April 2025

Talking history on YouTube

Robin Maillard will explore some thoughts on popularising history on Youtube, one of the most popular social networks.
Data

22 April 2025

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Gilbert Trausch. Une vie dédiée à l'histoire (1931-2018)

Data

4 April 2025

written by :
Sandra Camarda, Fred Pailler

Exploring Video Games CD-ROMs: Curatorial Challenges and Historical Contextualisation and Significance

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Mad Science in Video Games: a Systems Theory Approach

28 February 2025

Mad Science in Video Games: a Systems Theory Approach

History@Play lecture by Arno Görgen, Hochschule der Künste Bern (CH).
News
Shubra

19 February 2025

written by :
Thomas Cauvin, Myriam Dalal

Community Archiving in Egypt: a new Public History Partnership

The C²DH) is thrilled to announce a new partnership between the PHACS project and Sard Center for History and Social Research (Shubra’s Archive).
Data

17 February 2025

written by :
Thomas Cauvin

Public Participation as Decentralization of the History-Making Process: The HistorEsch Project in Luxembourg

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Humming Home with Dr. Lawrence Abu Hamdan

3 February 2025

Humming Home, Public History and Sound (part 2)

Online presentation and discussion with Dr. Lawrence Abu Hamdan.
Thinkering
Humming Home with Mohamed Najem

22 January 2025

written by :
Myriam Dalal

Humming Home with composer and musician Mohamed Najem

The series “Humming Home” was launched on 16 January 2025 with a discussion and live music by the Mohamed Najem Jazz Quartet.
Thinkering
Public History and Arts: How to Approach “Difficult” Histories by Myriam Dalal

20 January 2025

written by :
Myriam Dalal

Public History and Arts: How to Approach “Difficult” Histories

Recording of the Research seminar with Myriam Dalal (15 January 2025).
Thinkering
2024 C2DH Public History seminar

20 January 2025

written by :
Thomas Cauvin, Myriam Dalal, Natalia Gonçalves

Recordings of the 2024 International Public History Seminar

This seminar offers presentations and discussions with Salwa Mikdadi, Na Li and Wairimũ Nduba (14 November 2024).
Event
History@Play Chronospace

7 January 2025

ChronoSpace: AI-assisted game-based flipped classroom in teaching History

Lecture by Apostolos Spanos, University of Agder (Norway), in the History@Play series.
Data

1 January 2025

written by :
Thomas Cauvin

Debates on Public History (translated by Takuya Tokuhara)

Data

1 January 2025

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Here we go with the new sensation. Für eine sinnes- und emotionsgeschichtliche Erweiterung der Popgeschichte.

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Mohamed Najem

16 December 2024

Humming Home. Public history and Sound

Concert de jazzt et discussion avec le compositeur et musicien palestinien Mohamed Najem.
Data

1 December 2024

written by :
Karin Priem

Towards Responsible Narratives in a More-than-Human World: Re-Storying Histories of Education

Thinkering
Eko Saputra

28 November 2024

written by :
Myriam Dalal

HeritageX: Where Material Culture Meets Technology and Artistic Practice

Recording of the lecture by Eko Saputra at the C²DH on 26 November 2024.
Event
Public History and Arts: How to Approach “Difficult” Histories

28 November 2024

Public History and Arts: How to Approach “Difficult” Histories

Research seminar with Myriam Dalal.
Data

28 November 2024

written by :
Zoé Konsbruck

D'Stolkris an den Industriestied: Krisemanagement a nei Zukunftsperspektiven 1970-1990

Data

19 November 2024

written by :
Andreas Fickers, Yasmina Zian, Anna Jagos

Das Forschungsprojekt ProviLux. Lange Schatten der NS-Enteignung und Spoliation in der Geschichte Luxemburgs

Event
Eko Saputra

12 November 2024

HeritageX: Where Material Culture Meets Technology and Artistic Practice

Lecture by Eko Saputra who joins the C²DH from 25 to 30 November 2024 in the framework of the recently launched Global South Fellowship programme, supported by the Public History research group.

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