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The Network aims to open up a critical dialogue across multidisciplinary aspects of, and international contexts for, memory studies, with a view to generating discussion across disciplinary boundaries and, it is hoped, laying the foundations for collaborative research work. These collaborations are made possible through lecture series, workshop events, and conferences. The purpose of these events, and of the Network more generally, is to raise the visibility of our research, to promote interaction and exchange, and to provide a hub for researchers both nationally and internationally in the fields of memory studies. To this end, the majority of Network events have been recorded for podcasting. These podcasts, recorded by Real Smart Media<\/a><\/strong>, have proven to be tremendously popular with more than 6,000 downloads since 2013. Click on the links to listen to the podcasts.<\/p>\n

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2016<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/h1>\n

1916: Home: 2016<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n

Podcasts of keynote lectures by Marianne Hirsch and Mike Cronin from ‘1916: Home: 2016’ which took place in University College Dublin in October 2016. The ‘1916: Home: 2016’ conference was part of a collaborative project between UCD and NUI Galway to mark the 20th anniversary of the closure of Ireland\u2019s last Magdalen Laundry. This project complicates the narrative of the 1916 commemorations by engaging in debate about the realities of the State that resulted from the idea of the nation proclaimed during Easter week. The conference was generously hosted by the UCD Humanities Institute and funded by the UCD Decade of Centenaries Programme. Podcasting was by Real Smart Media.<\/p>\n

Professor Marianne Hirsch (Columbia University)<\/span>
Epi-Memory, Art and Action<\/strong>
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