The multi-disciplinary project focuses on difficult memories and diverse identities related with conflicts in Russia, Finland, Latvia, Estonia, Germany and Turkey. It addresses the questions: How can people live together after violent conflicts and with traumatic memories? How is it possible to allow difficult memories instead of silencing them? The project is part of the ERA.Net RUS Plus-initiative.
The project interrelates public acts of memory work to more private ways of remembering by applying multidisciplinary methodological frame. (Learn more.)
Co-ordinator
Dr. Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, University of Helsinki (kirsti.salmi-niklander@Helsinki.fi)
Partners and Team Leaders
- Dotzent Gulsina D. Selyaninova, Perm National Research Polytechnic University (gsina@mail.ru)
- Prof. Ene Kõresaar, University of Tartu (ene.koresaar@ut.ee)
- Prof. Vita Zelçe, University of Latvia (vita.zelce@lu.lv)
- Dr. Priska Daphi, Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main (daphi@soz.uni-frankfurt.de)
- Prof. Hülya Simga, Koç University, Istanbul (hsimga@ku.edu.tr)
