CU REMEMBER
Blog posts that are part of the CU REMEMBER CERV project funded by the EU.
by Federica Sgorbissa [SISSA Medialab] / Gender and Intersectionality in Remembrance In Trieste we recently hosted two public events exploring how gender and intersectionality shaped experiences of persecution under fascism and how these perspectives can enrich today’s remembrance practices. The...
by Elisabetta Romano [History Student and Deina-Educator] In September 2025 I attended the workshop Photos, Films, Documentaries, and Monuments: Tools and Methodologies for teaching Memory held on the 17th and 18th of September, and I went to the event Persecution...
by Florian Edlinger [Verein GEDENKDIENST] / Reflections from a Remembrance Education Panel How do we teach Holocaust Remembrance in a way that resonates with today’s young learners — children who are now the fourth or fifth generation removed from the...
by Dino Perco / Reflections on my participation in CU REMEMBER – Vienna, May 2025 On May 14, 2025, I had the honor of participating as a speaker in the panel “Discussing Remembrance! The Possibilities and Limits of Remembrance Education,” organized...
by Annalisa Di Fant / Thanks to the involvement of the Department of Humanities at the University of Trieste, I was able to participate in the Kick-Off Meeting of the CU Remember project on March 27-28 in Vienna, representing the...
by Anna Krekic, Curator of the Risiera di San Sabba Museum - National Monument of Trieste The Risiera di San Sabba Museum - National Monument, managed by the Municipality of Trieste, is one of the most important places of remembrance...