Titlebook: Curating Difficult Knowledge; Violent Pasts in Pub Erica Lehrer (assistant professor in History and A Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a divis

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Introduction: Witnesses to Witnessing public domain? The iconic images of German civilians forced to view the newly liberated Nazi camps, standing at the edges of hastily dug trenches full of emaciated bodies are emblematic of an era in which we have faced not only previously unimaginable episodes of mass violence, but have been conste

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“We were so far away”: Exhibiting Inuit Oral Histories of Residential Schoolsregion, Nunavut, Nunavik, and Nunatsiavut—traveled to Ottawa, Ontario to share their stories for the creation of a national exhibition about the Inuit experience of the residential school system. During the sensitive filmed interviews, the Survivors recounted the impact that residential schools had

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The Past is a Dangerous Place: The Museum as a Safe Havenrants to Australia. The location for this museum reflects the region’s history of non-conformism and enlightened and radical ideas. South Australia was not a convict settlement but a planned colony for free settlers who were attracted by the promise of religious freedom. Lutherans fleeing persecutio

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Teaching Tolerance through Objects of Hatred: The Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia as “Counter-ditions upon which museum practice has been based. The exclusion of underrepresented groups in museum collections, exhibits, and staffrooms has come under increasing scrutiny, as have curatorial authority, classificatory and exhibitionary practices, and the relationship between museums and the publi

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Politics of the Past: Remembering the Rwandan Genocide at the Kigali Memorial Centreooking the city of Kigali, the center houses a museum with a permanent exhibition, a memorial garden, a small library and nascent documentation center, and mass graves holding the remains of over 250,000 genocide victims. While the museum is built on a neutral site, chosen for its striking location