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SUMMARY:EdJAM - MEMORY
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join us to launch the Education\, Justice an
 d Memory (EdJAM) network with a series of events in the first week of Marc
 h 2021.\nPlease click on the links below to register and for full speaker 
 biographies.\nMEMORY: Thursday 4 March 15.00 – 16.30 GMT  (Registration
  in English)\nMEMORIA: Jueves 4 Marzo 15 – 16.30 GMT  (Registro en Espa
 ñol)\n• Professor Matthew Brown hosts a conversation with Professors El
 izabeth Jelin and Maria Emma Wills Obregón and Dr. Goya Wilson. \nThis ev
 ent will be held in Spanish with simultaneous interpretation to English\nM
 emories about violence and injustice are multiple\, struggled over and oft
 en very different from official narratives of the past that circulate in h
 istory books and classrooms. Memory can also be productive and pedagogical
 \, offering potential to intervene in educational spaces and to challenge 
 or shape transitional justice processes.\nWith a focus on social movements
 \, gender\, memory production by those affected by violent conflict\, the 
 relationship between history and memory\, transitional justice and the ped
 agogical possibilities of memory\, the panellists share their experiences\
 , research and questions about memory.\nEdJAM is a collaborative internati
 onal network of researchers\, educators and civil society organisations wo
 rking in the arts\, education and heritage. We are committed to creative w
 ays to teach and learn about the violent past in order to build more just 
 futures. EdJAM is a UKRI GCRF funded Network Plus.\nSharing perspectives f
 rom the EdJAM team\, Advisory Board and esteemed guests\, these events exp
 lore the key concepts on which EdJAM is based\, the connections between th
 em and the possibilities for teaching and learning about violence and inju
 stice that they open. These events are also an opportunity to find out mor
 e about research funding opportunities available through EdJAM.\n&nbsp\;\n
 &nbsp\;\nEdJAM Funding opportunities: Friday 5 March 9.00-10.15 GMT (in En
 glish) and Viernes 5 Marzo 15.00 – 16.00 GMT (en español)\n\n	Find out 
 more about opportunities to apply for EdJAM research funding at this netwo
 rking and Q&amp\;A event\n\n&nbsp\;\nEdJAM will commission research into c
 reative practices for teaching and learning about the violent past. We wil
 l fund projects led by researchers\, civil society organisations\, artists
  and activists\, with a focus on research led by colleagues based in the g
 lobal south\, early career researchers and/or researchers from groups that
  are traditionally under-represented in academia. In this session\, we wil
 l share information about the process of applying for funding\, the areas 
 of focus\, and tips on preparing applications.\nPlease sign up for the EdJ
 AM mailing list and follow us on twitter (@edjamnetwork) to keep up to dat
 e with the latest news.\n&nbsp\;\n&nbsp\;
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