The IHC fully endorses the statement published by the International Federation for Public History, where it is represented on the
Steering Committee by Joana Dias Pereira, which strongly condemns ‘ the banning of books, the censorship of historical narratives, the surveillance of students and educators, attacks on memory sites, and the imposition of ideological agendas—particularly right-wing distortions—which are not only dangerous but fundamentally undermine the very principles that public history upholds’.
Other news
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The PhD thesis was awarded the Francisco Canais Rocha Prize for studies on the labour movement -
Catarina Laranjeiro and Inês Vieira Gomes are the curators of the exhibition -
The first fiction feature by José Filipe Costa will be premiered in Portugal at the Indie Lisboa -
'Before Being Independence, It Was a Struggle For Liberation' recently opened -
Civil Society Forum on Combating Antisemitism and Fostering Jewish Life -
Joana Dias Pereira is a member of IFPH's Steering Committee
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SMS — Shared Memories of Solidarity was selected for funding by the FCT -
Community on the Zenodo platform, EU Open Research Repository, and a set of books on OAPEN -
Collaborative museology with Kanawayuri Marcello Kamaiurá and Auakamu Kamayurá -
Eça de Queirós in Egypt and the Opening of the Suez Canal -
Conference and exhibition at the Santos Rocha Municipal Museum, Figueira da Foz -
The winner of the Amílcar Cabral Prize will be in Lisbon next week -
Collections, Exhibitions and Museums in Portugal and Its Empire -
The end of the fifth and sixth editions of the Call to Scientific Employment Stimulus -
Victor Pereira joined José Mapril and Sónia Ferreira on mission to EPIC in Dublin -
World premiere of ‘Our Father – The Last Days of a Dictator’ -
"Double Void" in Porto and "Re-Visions" in Lisbon
