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  AI Manifesto

  Report about the major challenges posed by AI, particularly generative AI, to the practice of history.

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  Industrial History in Action

  Report of a research trip to China to follow the traces of Blast Furnace C, originally part of Luxembourg’s steel industry in Belval.

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  Recording of ‘Everyone Their Own Historian-ish’ by M.J. Rymsza-Pawlowska

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  The Lion’s Tools. Laying the ground work for transformative public history

  Recording of the keynote speech by Chao Tayiana Maina during the the international Public History online seminar.

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  Research perspectives: The Family of Man at 70 (1955-2025)

  On 24 May 2025, the Centre National de l’Audiovisuel (CNA), the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH), and the University of Trier hosted a symposium on Edward Steichen’s ‘The Family of Man’ at Clervaux Castle. Seventy years after the photographic exhibition first came to life at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in…

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  Historical Ties Between Luxembourg and the DR Congo

  As part of the COLUX research project, Kevin Georgen traveled to Kinshasa (DR Congo) in 2024. The journey confronted him with the enduring legacies of colonialism and left him reflecting deeply on the role he occupied as a white or European historian working on the colonial past of Luxembourg.

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  Online Talk: Aligning Public History Narratives with Community Archiving Practices in Shubra (Egypt) and Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg)

  In this talk, prof. Thomas Cauvin and Dr. Myriam Dalal present the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH), its public history and outreach (PHO) research group, and the work that has been produced within the project Public History as a New Citizen Science of the Past (PHACS) managed by its principal investigator Cauvin…

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  The Schengen agreements and the establishment of a borderless European area

  Forty years ago, five Member States of the European Community concluded the Schengen Agreement, paving the way for European citizenship and leading to a single area of security and justice.

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  Public History and artistic research in Luxembourg and beyond

  Lessons learned from a post-doc stay at the University of Luxembourg doing Public History and artistic research.

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  Public History and Arts, interview series

  Public History and Arts is an interview series, conducted by Dr. Myriam Dalal and Nada El Shabrawy.

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