This is a schedule of past HAR events with links to resources
First meeting, 24 September 2021
‘Introduction: Histories at Risk’
Kalle Pihlainen, Na Li, Joanna Wojdon, Catherine Fletcher
Catalina Munoz, Thomas Cauvin, Cedric Brosseau, Olwen Purdue
Second Meeting, 21 January 2022
‘Oral History, Archives and Community’
Stephanie Snow (NHS at 70 : Voices of Covid-19)
Karen Shannon (Manchester Histories Festival)
Jo Yee Cheung (Olympias Music Foundation)
Joanne Begiato (Oxford Brookes University)
Maya Sharma (Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Education Trust)
Laura King (University of Leeds)
Alexandra Alberda (Manchester Museum)
Alix Green (University of Essex)
Third Meeting, 15 September 2022
‘Teaching Difficult Histories’
Joanna Wojdon, Tom Donnai. Film of session is here.
Reshaad Al-Ghailani and Thomas Cauvin. Film of session is here.
Fourth Meeting, 18 November 2022
‘Women, Life, Freedom: Histories at Risk discusses Iran Protests 2022’
Prof. Ali Ansari, Prof. Pardis Mahdavi, Mahmood KarimiHakak, Dr Blake Atwood, Dr Noor Zahidi, Dr Zahra Tizro, and Mohsen Rostami
There is a film of this session, please contact Jerome.degroot@manchester.ac.uk for access
Fifth Meeting, 6 December 2022
‘Network of Concerned Historians’
Ruben Zeeman
Sixth Meeting, 13 February 2023
‘Focus on HERITAGE and ARCHAEOLOGY’
Black Trowel Collective (https://blacktrowelcollective.wordpress.com/blog-2/)
Heba Abd El Salam
Seventh Meeting, 29 March 2023
Andre de Freixo and Bruno Leal talk about Cafe Historia (https://www.cafehistoria.com.br)
Eighth Meeting – online conference, 12/13 May 2023
Joint organisation with the International Federation for Public History (click for links to sessions):
Session on Public History organisations featuring Thomas Cauvin and Serge Noiret
Session on Canada’s Ingenium Museum and Indigenous Engagement
Sessions on Japan, China, and Colombia (in Spanish)
Ninth Meeting – July
Community Workshop in Manchester
Tenth Meeting – September
Focus on Eritrea:
Histories At Risk 