EVENT
July 21 09:00 - July 21 11:30
Akersgata 42, Oslo
Price: Gratis, men krever påmelding
The seminar explores what current research tells us about terrorism today, how the threat landscape has evolved, and what lessons memorial and educational institutions around the world have learned in preserving history, strengthening democracy, and preventing violent extremism.
Programme
Welcome and introductions
Lena Fahre, 22 July Centre
What Do We Know About Terrorism and Current Trends?
- Anders Ravik Jupskås – Director, C-REX – Center for Research on Extremism, University of Oslo
- Cathrine Thorleifsson – Associate Professor, University of Oslo
- Alexandre Dessingué – Professor, University of Stavanger
- Henry Rousso – Emeritus Research Director, CNRS (France)
The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion moderated by the 22 July Centre.
Experiences from International Practice
Representatives from some of the world's leading memorial institutions will share their experiences:
Lena Fahre, 22 July Centre (Norway)
Cliff Chanin, National September 11 Memorial & Museum (USA)
Kari Watkins, Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum (USA)
Elisabeth Pelsez, Musée-Mémorial du Terrorisme (France)
The seminar concludes with a panel discussion and closing reflections by Jarle Sundve.
The seminar will be held in English. Register today – places are limited!