Newsletter Issue 7: Towards the Finish Line and New Beginnings
9. December 2021
Despite the ongoing situation, at the forefront of our thoughts are new horizons: We are looking forward to another period of change, in our own
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POEM Newsletter Issue 6 Towards New Horizons
16. April 2021
Despite the ongoing situation, at the forefront of our thoughts are new horizons: We are looking forward to another period of change, in our own
POEM Newsletter Issue 5 Adjusting fieldwork and research to a ‘new normal’
28. October 2020
The rising impacts of COVID19 coincide with an increasing need to understand the interrelation between memory work and social inclusion in a digitally mediated ecology.
POEM Newsletter Issue 4 POEM Reflects on Memory During Covid-19
13. May 2020
In the period of Covid-19 we are called to reflect on questions of connection, well-being, care and social cohesion. The pandemic pushes us to recognize
POEM Newsletter Issue 3 Looking Ahead After One Year of POEM
30. September 2019
This issue of the POEM newsletter reflects upon the past year; the varied and compelling activities of the POEM network, and looks ahead towards what
Newsletter Issue 2 Contemplating Participation and Co-creation in Memory Work
10. June 2019
This issue of the POEM newsletter explores a range of topics that are at the core of the POEM network including, open data, preservation, collaboration
Newsletter Issue 1 Introducing the POEM Network
12. March 2019
POEM is a H2020 Innovative Training Network which aims to develop experts in the heritage sector who are qualified to work with mediated memory ecology,
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Concepts, strategies and media infrastructures for envisioning socially inclusive potential futures of European Societies through culture.
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