Conférence “Mise en débat des symboles d’un passé contesté dans l’espace public”
Guided tour: Two decolonial walks given by François Makanga
Conference: “International Conference: Towards Creative Resilience? Reimagining Urban Cultures, Sociabilities and Participation”
Conference: “International conference Decolonizing Museums and Resignifying Monuments”
CONCILIARE Annual Meeting 2025
Conciliare at the 17th International Conference on Social Representations (CIRS)
Brest, France | July 7–12, 2025 Several members of Conciliare had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the 17th International Conference on Social Representations (CIRS), hosted by the Laboratory of Psychology: Cognition, Behaviour, Communication (LP3C) at the University of Western Brittany, with the support of the Global Serge Moscovici Network (REMOSCO). This year’s theme was: […]
Conciliare at the 48th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP)
Several members of the Conciliare project participated in the 48th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), held from July 3 to 6, 2025, at the University of Economics in Prague, Czech Republic. This year’s theme was Social Identity, Political Conflict, and the Future of Democracy. Members of Conciliare took part […]
Representations of the Colonial Past: Dissemination, Change and Psychosocial Impact
Last week, the Conciliare project took part in the National Symposium on Psychological Research, held at the University of Porto. Researchers Joaquim Pires Valentim and Rosa Cabecinhas coordinated the thematic session “Representations of the Colonial Past: Dissemination, Change and Psychosocial Impact”. The session explored different forms of social representation of Portugal’s colonial past in schoolbooks, […]
Newsletters Vol.1-3
CONCILIARE Kick-off Meeting
Kick-off Meeting: the event laid the foundation for the project, providing an opportunity to formally introduce all participating researchers and the eleven institutions that make up the consortium. Over the course of two intensive workdays, papers and talks were shared on topics related to emotions, history, and colonial memory. The event also included the presence […]