History for PeaceJul 12, 20215 minYour History gets in the way of my Memory*Cover image courtesy: Nalini Malani, The Rebellion of the Dead, 2017. Sourced from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nalini_Malan...
History for PeaceJul 12, 20216 minIn Art: 20th century IndiaA video recording of the session and the PPT used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for the...
History for PeaceJul 12, 20218 minPre-Partition India: A Rich, Creative LegacyA video recording of the session and the PPT used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for the...
History for PeaceJul 12, 20214 minGandhara: From where Art and Ideas travelled across the WorldA video recording of the session and the PPT used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for the...
History for PeaceJul 11, 20212 minBeyond the Textbook: An Object-based Pedagogical Classroom ResourceVideo recordings of all the sessions and PPTs used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for...
History for PeaceMay 10, 202110 minThe Lasting Impact of Collectible Ephemeraby Sushrita Acharjee. You can download the resource pdf here: A plethora of ephemera, such as posters, placards, pamphlets, graffiti,...
History for PeaceMar 15, 20212 minTime Travelling through Art: Plassey to PartitionMuseum Learning Series II. Presented by History for Peace, Achi Association and DAG Museums.
History for PeaceOct 19, 20202 minBetween state narratives and people’s memories of 1971 - Anam Zakaria'While Pakistan saw 1971 through the sense of loss, similar to how India saw 1947, for Bangladesh, 1971 marked bloodshed, but also the...
History for PeaceNov 10, 201929 minCollecting History beyond Artefacts: Reflections on the Conflictorium - Avni SethiThis talk was presented in August 2018 as part of the fourth annual History for Peace conference, The Idea of Culture, Calcutta.
History for PeaceOct 3, 201932 minWhite Pepper,Black Pepper : An interactive session on thinking like a historian - Neha Pradhan AroraNeha Pradhan Arora is an educator who has been working with schools and communities for the creation of meaningful learning experiences.
History for PeaceNov 9, 201831 minCurating ‘Cultures’: Collections, Practices and their Histories - Sudeshna GuhaSudeshna Guha teaches History at Shiv Nadar University. She was trained in field archaeology and has worked for over a decade in museums.