10:00 -11:30

Saukarya Samad, University of Delhi

Identities, Insecurities and Idioms of Power: Revisiting the Portrayal of British Misrule and the Nucleation of Peasants’ Resistance in Subhash Mukhopadhyay’s Reportage on Colonial Northeastern India

Aloy Deb Barma & Prajapita Debroy, Mizoram University, India

Commemorating Colonial Legacies in Postcolonial Borderlands: Kokborok Films and the Dialectic of Double Colonization of Tripura

Anurag Anand & Udisha, University of Delhi

Broadcasting Freedom: The Strategic Deployment of Radio in Anti-Colonial Struggle

11:30-12:30
Isaac Junior Kwarteng, Princeton University

The Forgotten State: State-remaking, Colonialism, and Contestations in Colonial Denkyira(Ghana).

Niels Boender, University of Warwick

Truth or Reconciliation?: Mau Mau and post-colonial state-making in Kenya, 1963-1969

13:30 - 14:30

Ananyo Chakraborty, University of Delhi

Fluid State of Affairs: Colonialism, Ecology and State in Post-Partition Bengal Delta

Ruby Ekkel, Australian National University

‘Making friends with lyrebirds’: environmental intimacy and settler colonial belonging at Mount Buffalo National Park

14:30 - 16:00
Paul Csillag, European University Institute

From Eugen to Sarajevo – De-imperializing Austrian’s imperial history through film

Meher Nandrajog, University of Delhi

Narrating Partition through Interactive Digital Fiction: The ReReeti Foundation’s Un.Divided Identities Exhibition

Anu Shandilya, University of Delhi

Threads of Struggle: Textile and Handicraft Traditions in Kashmir as Mediums for Conflict Memorialization and Reconciliation

16:30 - 18:30
Marcelo José Cabarcas Ortega, University of Pittsburgh

Reclaiming the Narrative: Bojayá and the Role of Memory in Post-Conflict Colombia's Pursuit of Justice

Matthew Robertson, Metis Nation of Ontario

From Reconciliation to ‘Idle No More’: ‘Articulation’ and Indigenous Struggle in Canada

Mark Mallory, Texas A&M University

Traces of the Black Seminole Diaspora: Black and Native Incorporation in Texas Public History Since 1983

Marianne P. Quijano, University of Florida

“Memories of Race, War, and Colonialism in San Blas, Panama, 1925–1968

10:30-11:30

Lauren Cochrane, University of Exeter

“Violence and Visuality: Images of British colonial violence in the Colonial Office photographic collections”

Abha Anuradha Rohanna Calindi, Geneva Graduate Institute

“Commemorating the Algerian War in France: Counterinsurgency Logics and Legacies in the Metropole”

11:30-12:30

Geena Carlisle, Freie Universität and Humboldt Universität

‘What’s it got to do with New Zealand?’: Settler colonialism and the 1981 South African Springbok Rugby Tour to Aotearoa New Zealand

Bec Beutel, University of Oxford

“Bama Back on Bubu: Claims for Land, Governance, and Nationhood in the Daintree through the Resurgence of Bama Culture”

13:30 - 14:30

Chloé M. Chbat, University of Manchester (ONLINE)

“Bordering and Immobility: A Study of the Palestinian Body within the Settler Colonial Context in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)”

Ella Halpern-Matthews, Columbia University and the London School of Economics

“Zionism as a Planning Regime: Israeli Settler Colonialism in the Sinai Peninsula, 1967-82”

14:30 - 16:00

Lucy Gaynor, University of Amsterdam

‘The Past is Never Dead: Narrating History the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda’

Zijia Song, University College London

Revisiting the “Adoptive Father Mentality”: Neo-Colonial Narratives in the U.S. Intervention in the Vietnam War

Shachar Gannot, Princeton University

“A Defender of Nazis: Robert Servatius, the State of Israel and the Eichmann Trial”

Reckoning with Global and Transnational Histories Now

17:30-18:30

Pete Yelding (University of Bath Spa)

Debayan Das (University of Oxford)