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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Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
Join us at our first of five online Application Support workshops - 3* English; 2* Spanish (at times to allow for differing time zones) More details/registration for this PKT time zone/English session👉https://t.co/jLOwRdg7w1 Full call details 👉https://t.co/kSLOdz21zq https://t.co/3vt0v8z0Ng
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
EdJAM and @JustEd58210237 are hosting a panel on epistemic justice at#UKFIETConf tomorrow 12.30-2pm BST. Join us if you can! https://t.co/eXhftBCLkQ
Education, Justice and Memory Network (EDJAM) @EdjamNetwork
📣EdJAM invites proposals for creative approaches to teaching and learning about the violent past. Projects based in a country/ies on the OECD’s DAC list. Total budget of max. £25,000 Duration of max. 9 months Deadline for applications: 20 Oct. 2021 https://t.co/d8xerQ1cdB
