Green Commemoration. Towards new strategies for remembering in public space.
Stakeholder meeting
Event program
How to deal with places of difficult heritage? How to include green space in commemorating the Holocaust? How to create open, respectful spaces enabling symbolic dialogue between victims and survivors and research, activist, artistic and local communities? How to consciously use the potential of non-human memory actors in times of the ongoing climate crisis?
We will look for answers to these and other questions during the meeting "Green Commemoration. Towards new strategies of remembering in public space", focused around specific examples of interdisciplinary activities and projects from various parts of Poland: Green Commemorations (Pikule, Szumowo), Willows of Estera (Chrzanów) and Medicinal Plants Plaszowa and Still Standing (Kraków).
Partners
Sponsors
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Aleksandra Janus
Anthropologist, researcher, co-author of the Museum Laboratory initiative and "Museums for the Climate", president of the Zapomniane Foundation;
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Magda Rubenfeld
Activist, curator and cultural animator, co-founder and co-curator of FestivALT.
In the conversation, we will consider together what useful tools - theoretical, but also practical - can be provided by the environmental history of the Holocaust, which has been developing since the 1990s and is becoming more and more popular around the world and in Poland. Drawing on the experience gathered so far, we will also draw attention to potential pitfalls, the most common dilemmas and problems accompanying the implementation of this type of initiatives. People participating in the meeting will also receive the e-book "Green Commemoration. Towards new strategies of remembering in public space.
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