Towards a toolbox for future envisioning memory practices

Quoc-Tan Tran; Susanne Boersma; Anne S. Chahine; Cassandra Kist; Elina Moraitopoulou; Franziska Mucha; Angeliki Tzouganatou; Lorenz Widmaier; Inge Zwart; Asnath Paula Kambunga; Isto Huvila

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Towards a toolbox for future envisioning memory practices

Quoc-Tan Tran, Susanne Boersma, Anne S. Chahine, Cassandra Kist, Elina Moraitopoulou, Franziska Mucha, Angeliki Tzouganatou, Lorenz Widmaier, Inge Zwart, Asnath Paula Kambunga, Isto Huvila

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This chapter presents a selection of tools developed in the POEM project that can assist with participatory memory work in both digital and nondigital media environments. These tools can contribute to changing memory work, can help to strengthen social inclusiveness, and/or can facilitate reflexivity and thus enhance the potential of memory practices to envision possible futures. It is argued that the entanglement of tools and practices is an essential condition in achieving the empowerment and agency of members of civil society that comes when memories made by people gain visibility and become part of public memory. The tools described demonstrate the global interconnectedness of memories. Relational and situated approaches to evoking and empowering people to envision futures through memory-making are presented.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Future Memory Practices
Subtitle of host publication	Across Institutions, Communities, and Modalities
Editors	Gertraud Koch, Rachel Charlotte Smith
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Taylor and Francis Ltd.
Pages	180-195
Number of pages	16
ISBN (Electronic)	9781040150733
ISBN (Print)	9781032597324
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003459163-14
Publication status	Published - 28 Oct 2024

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social inclusion
memory
school memory
memory making

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Tran, Q.-T., Boersma, S., Chahine, A. S., Kist, C., Moraitopoulou, E., Mucha, F., Tzouganatou, A., Widmaier, L., Zwart, I., Kambunga, A. P., & Huvila, I. (2024). Towards a toolbox for future envisioning memory practices. In G. Koch, & R. C. Smith (Eds.), Future Memory Practices: Across Institutions, Communities, and Modalities (pp. 180-195). Taylor and Francis Ltd.. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003459163-14

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