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A Monument to the Departed and Detained

A Monument to the Departed and Detained By Maestro Gilbert C. Correa, Monuments Toolkit Project Over the course of these past sixteen months, the Monuments Toolkit team has been analyzing, documenting and categorizing an array of monuments. One type is “Monuments of Reconciliation.” Monuments of reconciliation are monuments that recognize…
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For the past few months, our Emerging Professional researcher, Emilia Sánchez González, has been delving into the history and legacy of the Underground Railroad in Mexico. Her work is part of our International Underground Railroad project, a joint initiative between World Heritage USA and the National Park Service Network to Freedom

On June 5th at 2:30pm UK time, Emilia will present a paper titled “Negotiating Black Seminole transnational memory on the US-Mexican borderlands” at the University of Oxford’s Transnational and Global History Seminar. At this annual conference, she will join more than 30 other graduate students and early career scholars in exploring the theme of “diaspora: identity and belonging”

Presentations on June 5th will take place online and can be watched for free! To hear about Emilia’s research, register to attend at www.oxfordtghs.com

#research #diaspora #identity #culturalheritage #historicpreservation #oxford #nps #worldheritageusa #epn #epwg
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For the past few months, our Emerging Professional researcher, Emilia Sánchez González, has been delving into the history and legacy of the Underground Railroad in Mexico. Her work is part of our International Underground Railroad project, a joint initiative between World Heritage USA and the National Park Service Network to Freedom

On June 5th at 2:30pm UK time, Emilia will present a paper titled “Negotiating Black Seminole transnational memory on the US-Mexican borderlands” at the University of Oxford’s Transnational and Global History Seminar. At this annual conference, she will join more than 30 other graduate students and early career scholars in exploring the theme of “diaspora: identity and belonging”

Presentations on June 5th will take place online and can be watched for free! To hear about Emilia’s research, register to attend at https://www.oxfordtghs.com

#research #diaspora #identity #culturalheritage #historicpreservation #oxford #nps #worldheritageusa #epn #epwgImage attachment

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LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER: Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to learn about Nationalism and Monuments of Oppression in Taiwan and Ireland. buff.ly/45c1jle ... See MoreSee Less

LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER: Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to learn about Nationalism and Monuments of Oppression in Taiwan and Ireland. https://buff.ly/45c1jle

NEXT TUESDAY: Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to hear from Dr. Shu-mei Huang about the political contention around Chiang Kai-shek statues in Taiwan; and Dr. Emily Mark-Fitzgerald on Ireland's unique cases of monument rejection and destruction. Free but please register in advance. buff.ly/45c1jle ... See MoreSee Less

NEXT TUESDAY: Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to hear from Dr. Shu-mei Huang about the political contention around Chiang Kai-shek statues in Taiwan; and Dr. Emily Mark-Fitzgerald on Irelands unique cases of monument rejection and destruction.  Free but please register in advance. https://buff.ly/45c1jle

What have you done lately for the next generation of heritage professionals? Help Fernanda get to Sydney to present her Roadside Motel research (IEP2022, San Antonio World Heritage Office) by making a contribution today! buff.ly/3GIuC1w ... See MoreSee Less

What have you done lately for the next generation of heritage professionals? Help Fernanda get to Sydney to present her Roadside Motel research (IEP2022, San Antonio World Heritage Office) by making a contribution today! https://buff.ly/3GIuC1wImage attachment

Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to hear from Dr. Shu-mei Huang about the political contention around Chiang Kai-shek statues in Taiwan; and Dr. Emily Mark-Fitzgerald on Ireland's unique cases of monument rejection and destruction. Free but please register in advance. buff.ly/45c1jle ... See MoreSee Less

Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to hear from Dr. Shu-mei Huang about the political contention around Chiang Kai-shek statues in Taiwan; and Dr. Emily Mark-Fitzgerald on Irelands unique cases of monument rejection and destruction.  Free but please register in advance. https://buff.ly/45c1jle

Help a young professional on their path to a career in international heritage conservation ❤️ Our International Exchange Program begins next month and we need your contribution to bring these emerging professionals to the U.S. for their orientation! buff.ly/3GIuC1w ... See MoreSee Less

Help a young professional on their path to a career in international heritage conservation ❤️  Our International Exchange Program begins next month and we need your contribution to bring these emerging professionals to the U.S. for their orientation! https://buff.ly/3GIuC1w

Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to hear from Dr. Shu-mei Huang about the political contention around Chiang Kai-shek statues in Taiwan; and Dr. Emily Mark-Fitzgerald on Ireland's unique cases of monument rejection and destruction. Free but please register in advance. buff.ly/45c1jle ... See MoreSee Less

Join the Monuments Toolkit team 30 May to hear from Dr. Shu-mei Huang about the political contention around Chiang Kai-shek statues in Taiwan; and Dr. Emily Mark-Fitzgerald on Irelands unique cases of monument rejection and destruction.  Free but please register in advance. https://buff.ly/45c1jle
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