Education after Genocide: Museums & Historically Marginalized Communities

The Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota will be hosting an exciting international conference featuring scholars and practitioners from around the world at "Education after Genocide: Shifting Approaches to Conflict, Prevention and Redress."

How do museums address questions of inclusion and representation of historically marginalized communities in their exhibits and educational work? What role do communities have in shaping the work in these institutions? What best practices and lessons can be shared across educators and curators in different settings?

The conference is being streamed and is open to the public via Zoom. Click here for a full calendar and to register. 

Please note: Registration is for all the lectures; no need to register for each one. This conference is made possible with support from the Ohanessian Endowment Fund for Justice and Peace Studies of the Minneapolis Foundation.