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    Faces of the C²DH – Joëlla Van Donkersgoed

    Portrait of public historian Joëlla van Donkersgoed at the C²DH.

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    CfP: Citizen Practices in Producing and Preserving the Past

    Call for papers for an international conference hosted by the C²DH on 11 and 12 May 2026.

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    Major Release: Introducing the Impresso Datalab, Corpus Expansion, and New Data Access Management

    The Impresso team has been preparing a major release of the Impresso Web App.

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    Lebanese and Near Eastern Heritage : a New Public History Partnership

    The Public History as a New Citizen Science of the Past (PHACS) project has the pleasure to announce a new partnership with Charles al-Hayek, Lebanese public historian and founder of Heritage and Roots to publish and disseminate practices of public history from Lebanon and the region (Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Türkiye).

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    CfP: Technostalgia. Afterlives of 80s-90s’ Digital Technologies

    Call for papers for the Technostalgia conference taking place on 19 June 2026 in Luxembourg City.

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    Call for the Early Scholars Spring School on Web Archives 2026

    Call for the Early Scholars Spring Schoon on Web Archives 2026.

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    Study exploring Luxembourg’s tax competitiveness co-written by Benoît Majerus

    The Scientific Unit of the Chamber of Deputies released a study exploring Luxembourg’s tax competitiveness. The historical chapter was co-written by Benoît Majerus.

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    Visiting PhD Fellow Manon Mortier

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    C²DH researchers to speak at the ‘Digital Public History in a Global Context’ panel in Qatar

    C²DH researchers to speak at the ‘Digital Public History in a Global Context’ panel in Qatar.

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    Call for Applications: Digital Global South Fellowship

    he C²DH invites applications for the Digital Global South Fellowship DGSF, a fully virtual, four-week residency dedicated to advancing Public History.

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