Please note: individual names are not listed alphabetically in the case of collaborative work, use the left menu to locate whichever name you seek.

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Arshadi, Shahrzad
Montreal Life Stories
“It Must Not Happen Again!”
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Ashby, Eve-Lyne Cayouette
Community-University Research Alliance
"Nous sommes ici: le projet Histoires de vie Montréal mis en exposition."
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Baker, Catherine
University of Southampton/University College London
“‘We interpreters were the first ones to cross the lines’: dealing with oral histories of language, conflict and work in 1990s Bosnia-Herzegovina.”
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Beer, Max
Montreal Life Stories
“Postwar: Holocaust Survivors and the Montreal Jewish Community.”
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Bookstein, Denah S. and Rita G. Clancy
Community Activist, Jewish Family and Children's Services, East Bay, Berkeley CA
"Finding Their Voices: Empowered by Sharing."
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Castaneda, Sue
Wyoming State Archives
“Cokeville, Wyoming Elementary School Bombing.”
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Chhem, Rémy et Marie-Ève Samson
Centre Khémara/Histoires de vie Montréal
"À l'orée de la jungle : l'agency à travers des histoires de vie de Cambodgiens de Montréal déplacés par la guerre"
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Chaitin, Julia
Sapir College
“This is my story, this is our story: Using biographical methods for research and peace-building.”
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Cohen, Rose Lerer
University of Hull
“Interviewing and Introspection Emotions and Intellect: Shaping Research.”
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Cole, Tim
University of Bristol
“(Re)placing the past: Placing self and others in traumatic memory.”
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Costa, Lucy and Jijian Voronka
The Empowerment Council / OISE
“Beyond ‘Patient Porn’: Tragedy, Testimony and the Exploitation of Stories in the Lives of the ‘Mentally Ill.’”
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Ekmekcioglu, Lerna
MIT
“To Collect is to Recollect: Sexualized Violence in the First Survivor Testimonies after the 1915 Armenian Genocide .”
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Ellis, Carolyn and Jerry Rawicki
University of South Florida
“Collaborative Witnessing: Narrating Tales of Jewish Luck and Agency during the Holocaust.”
Abstract Paper (Ellis Carolyn)

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Foisy, Catherine
Concordia University
“The Risky Business of Mission Storytelling from Rwanda to Canada.”
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Foster, Gavin
Concordia University
“Civil War, Exile, and Post-Memory among the Irish Diaspora: Recording an Oral History of Silence”
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Freund, Alexander and Mario Jimenez
University of Winnipeg
“Working Toward Trust and Structural Healing: Oral History as Participatory Action Research.”
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Gandsman, Ari
University of Ottawa
“Testimonies of Trauma, Human Rights, and the Reproduction of Conventional Knowledge.”
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Gelfand, Rachel
Brooklyn, NY
“Framing the Past: Traumatic Memory and Transgenerational Transmission in the Case of A Collection of Holocaust Drawings.”
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Greenspan, Henry
University of Michigan
“Knowing With Survivors: The Sustaining Promise of Collaborative Work.”
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Gubbay-Helfer, Sharon
Concordia University
“Report on a Palestinian Canadian Life Stories Pilot Project.”
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Habimana, Emmanuel
Université de Québec à Trois Rivières
“Le pardon sans demande de pardon.”
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Hébert, Valerie 
Lakehead University in Orillia
“The Trauma of Testimony: Current Challenges in Post-Atrocity Justice.”
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Herd, Alexander W.G.
Historica-Dominion Institute
“‘We Will Remember Them’: The Oral History of Canada’s Korean War.”
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High, Steven
Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling
“Interviewing Survivors: From Testimony to Life Story.”
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Jessee, Erin
Carleton University
“Incensing the Spirits, Betraying the People: Survivor Perspectives on International Forensic Investigations in the Aftermath of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide.”
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Kabayiza, Callixte; Sandra Gasana and Sandra Isimbi
Page-Rwanda
“La transmission intergénérationnelle de la mémoire du genocide des Tutsi du Rwanda.”
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Kayitesi, Berthe
Université d’Ottawa
“Apprendre le génocide : travailler AVEC et PAS SUR les rescapés.”
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Kilburn, Michael
Endicott University
“Soldiers’ Tales (Un)told: Oral history, trauma, and reconciliation.”
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King, Régine Uwibereyeho
CAMH, Social Aetiology of Mental Illness Post-Doctoral Fellow
“Individual and Community Healing through the Sharing of Stories between the Tutsi and the Hutu in Post-Genocide Rwanda.”
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Kozinski, Emily
McGill University
“When Archival Records Documenting Mass Violence are Destroyed: How Oral Testimony Can be Used to Document the Past”
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Kunzle, Caroline and Lorna Roth
“LIFE STORY, ORAL HISTORY AND RADIO or “Can you tell us your story in 15 minutes or less?””
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Lehrer, Erica and Monica Eileen Patterson
University of Concordia, Centre for Ethnographic Research and Exhibition in the Aftermath of Violence (CEREV)
“Towards a Multi-layered Ethics: Teaching Testimony through Curating.”
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Little, Edward
Concordia University
“Working Title: What the Hell are We Doing Here?”
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Liu, Sarah
University of California – Berkeley
“Resentment and the Question of Community.”
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Low, Bronwen E. and Emmanuelle Sonntag
McGill University and UQAM
“From Listening to Broadcasting our Listening: Toward a Pedagogy of Listening.”
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Marchetti, Florencia; Matthew Foster; Rachel Rotrand and Alejandro Yoshizawa
Concordia University
“A Storyteller’s Story.”
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Marlin-Curiel, Stephanie
Independent Scholar
“Mediatized Memory: Reimagining subjectivity in Global Performance about the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission.”
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Martelly, Stéphane
Histoires de vie Montréal
“Écrire dans / devant l’histoire : Savoirs de la violence et savoirs de la creation.”
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McKirdy, Carol
Sydney Australia
“Sudanese Refugees in the Sutherland Shire – a Moving Community.”
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Moisan, Sabrina; Eszter Andor et Cornélia Strickler
Centre commémoratif de l’Holocauste à Montréal,
“Témoins de l’histoire: l’Holocauste comme mémoire.”
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Morrison, Heidi
University of Wisconsin, La Crosse
“Remembering Strength, Forgetting Fear: Interviews with Palestinians who Grew up during the Second Intifada.”
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Muller, Adam and Struan Sinclair
University of Manitoba
“Trauma, Testimony, and Technology: Augmentive Reality in the Modern Museum.”
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Musikawong, Sudarat
Siena College
“Violent Forgetting: Thailand’s October Massacres, 1976-2011.”
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Mutagombwa, Gilbert
University of Kabale
“Trauma healing projects in Rwanda: Transforming Wounds into Potential Healing for Widows of the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda.”
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Neyra, Renato
Université de Montréal
“Flor de retama: Le chant de la mémoire en temps de violence politique (Pérou 1980-2000).”
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Neyzi, Leyla
Sabanci University 
“Postmemories of violence: Kurdish youth as interlocutors and participants in an oral history project .”
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Parish, Erin
Duke University
“Remaking Home: The Politics and Practice of Return in Columbia.”
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Patti, Chris J.
University of South Florida
“Digging through Our Stories Together: A Holocaust Survivor and Ethnographer’s Ongoing Conversation.”
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Pelletier, Marie
Concordia University
“Understanding the World through Religion? Stories of Karma, Miracles and Premonition in Life Narratives of Cambodian Refugees.”
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Petrović, Tanja
Documenta, Center for Dealing with the Past
“Unveiling personal memories on war and detention.”
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Pohlman, Annie
University of Queensland
“The Risks of Telling Stories about Torture in Indonesia.”
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Roth, Lorna and Caroline Kunzle
“About Face:  A Reflection on the Technologies of Capture and the Place of the Face in the Oral History Research Process.”
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Roy, Lucie
Université Laval
“De l’identité narrative au principe de l’authenticité du récit de témoignages.”
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Sajnani, Nisha, Lisa Ndejuru, Warren Linds and Alan Wong
“Permeable Possibilities: Storying the Spaces Between Oral History, Trauma,and Performance.”
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Scaglioli, Stef
Erasmus University Rotterdam
“Idolize or understand? Some critical remarks on Oral History in the Aftermath of Mass Violence.”
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Sheftel, Anna and Stacey Zembrzycki
University Saint Paul / Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytellling
“‘Questions are More Important than Answers’: Creating Collaborative Workshop Spaces with Holocaust Survivor-Educators in Montreal.”
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Smith, Amy
Yale University
“Changing Narrative Constructions of Traumatic Memory by Survivors: A Case Study of Leon Weliczker Wells.”
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Stockwell, Jill
Institute of Social Research at Swinburne University
“Emotions, Deep Memory and Haunting – their role in sustaining entrenched ideological and political divisions in Argentina”
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Storey, Robert
McMaster University
“‘Pessimism of the Intellect, Optimism of the Will’: Engaging with the ‘Testimonies’ of Injured Workers.”
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Strauss, Jill.
John Jay College, CUNY
“Compatible or Competing: Oral History and Conflict Transformation in an Intergenerational Visual Art Project in Northern Ireland”
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Takenaka, Akiko
University of Kentucky
“Victim Narratives, Perpetrator Narratives: Reconciling divergent voices from the past for a productive future.”
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Taylor, Lisa (Bishop’s University), Sollange Umwali (Central Neighbourhood House), Marie-Jolie Rwigema (University of Toronto), Natasha Nsabimana (Columbia University), Shelley Kyte, Tracy Tham (TDSB) and Jan Haskings-Winner (OISE)
“Critical Reflexivity and the Politics of Knowledge Production in Genocide Education: The Ethics of Learning from Rwandan Survivor Communities: Critical Reflexivity and the Politics of Knowledge Production in Genocide Education.”
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Tindemans, Klaas and Hans-Werner Kroesinger
Brussels
“The (im)possibility of theatrical representation: Reflections about exemplary dramatizations of the Rwandan genocide.”
Abstract Paper (Klaas Tindemans)

Trofanenko, Brenda M
Acadia University.
“‘Do you always talk about the same sadness?’ The Limits of Testimony and Memory.”
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Utakis, Sharon
Bronx Community College, CUNY
“Selective Nostalgia and Life after Trujillo.”
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Varma, Rahul
Teesri Duniya Theatre
“Personalizing Stories: State of Denial.”
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Vacher, Carole et Monique Mukabalisa
Histoires de vie Montréal/Page Rwanda
“Entre le silence et la parole: exemple des survivants du génocide des Tutsi du Rwanda.”
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Vice, Sue
University of Sheffield
“Claude Lanzmann's Shoah and the Question of Testimony.”
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Waltzer, Kenneth
Michigan State University
“Utilizing Survivor Testimony to Tell the Story of Rescue Inside a Concentration Camp.”
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Wilson, Rob; Nicola Fairbrother, Kathryn Harvey, Moyra Lang, Leilani Muir and Anne Pasek
“Survivorship for the Subhuman: Testimony, Narrative, and Memory in the Context of Canadian Eugenics.”
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