Events

Historians Without Borders organises a wide range of activities for its members and the wider public. We have discussed, for example, the different uses of history, histoy and legacy of colonialism and as well as history education. 

Our events are open to anyone interested in history and they address current and societal issues from a historical perspective. If you have ideas for future events, please feel free to contact us!

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Upcoming events

Our events are open to anyone interested in history. Our events address current and social issues from a historical perspective.

  • 05.10.2026
  • online

The Role of History in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict

Professor Ilan Pappé examines the role of history and historical narratives in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. The keynote address will be followed by a
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  • 26.10.2026
  • University of London

European History in the Evolving World Order (London, 26 October 2026)

Monday 26 October 2026 Institute of Historical Research, University of London / Online Historians without Borders Finland and the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy
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Past events

The archive of articles and events will be slowly updated with the website redesign. Currently, many of our past events can be found in the News-section.

  • 18.09.2026
  • Copenhagen

History in Exile: History under Conflict and Displacement (Copenhagen 18.9.)

What happens to historical knowledge when historians themselves are displaced? Friday, 18 September 2026, 13:15–15:15 (Copenhagen time) Nordens Hus, Ved Stranden 18, DK-1061
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  • 11.09.2026
  • Helsinki

Fascism as Colonialism? Colonialism as Fascism? Entanglements, Transfers, and Interpretations (1930s–1950s)

A public panel exploring the connections between fascism and colonialism—and what these intertwined histories can reveal about power, resistance and the present.
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  • 12.03.2026
  • Online

Discussing the work of the Sámi Truth and Reconciliation Commission – What Next?

The Sámi Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded its work at the end of last year, and attention now turns to what follows: how
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