EdJAM is a network of researchers, educators and civil society organisations working in the arts, education and heritage. We are committed to creative ways to teach and learn about the violent past in order to build more just futures.
EdJAM is funded by the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Global Challenges Research Funding (GCRF) Collective Programme.
What we doHashiya is an alternative histories project with the goal of creating accessible audio-visual critical thinking and educational material in Urdu and English…
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The Centro de Memoria, Paz y Reconciliación (Centre of Memory, Peace and Reconciliation) in Bogotá recently launched a permanent exhibition exploring…
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In Uganda, our partners the Uganda National Museum and the National Memory and Peace Documentation Centre (NMPDC) have developed a mobile exhibition that…
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Bophana Centre has developed an application to educate school students on past violence of the Khmer Rouge History. This project will enable the centre…
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CARGO Classroom is developing innovative, uplifting, multimedia-led history lessons exploring stories of African and African diaspora achievement with…
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Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
📊Compartiendo este análisis de igualdad de solicitudes y proyectos financiados por nuestra reciente convocatoria de pequeñas subvenciones. Completado por la pasante de EdJAM Linxuan Chu https://t.co/8DkT91znlQ
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
✨And now all 11 books in the Pakistan Children's books series are available for free download on our website, with volumes available in Balochi, Sindi, Urdu and English ✨ https://t.co/ugdT6RoVDn
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
📊Pleased to share this equalities analysis of applications to and projects funded by our recent small grants call. Completed by EdJAM placement student Linxuan Chu https://t.co/uebxMQ8ykO
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
🌟 Six of the eleven books in the children books series developed by @taniasaeed, @sameen_mohsin and their students and artists in Pakistan are now available for download on our website in Urdu and English.🌟 The rest are coming soon! https://t.co/ugdT6RoVDn
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
Reminder about this event taking place tomorrow! Come along to discuss the role of heritage and everyday learning in education about past violence and injustice. Links to join online and in-person in Bristol in the thread below 👇🏾 https://t.co/EKJfsblFve
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
🗓️Next Wednesday (26th May) at 11am GMT @AbitiAdebo from Uganda Museum and @Molesk from Cardiff University in discussion on all things heritage, memory and everyday lives. All welcome - register for online here: https://t.co/RUaCjZRnfy
