Heritage of War and Peace
The Scholar, Margareta W, Hillary, ElahAn immersive digital archive of Mosul’s lived history. “Heritage of War and Peace” is a virtual museum dedicated to preserving the voices, artifacts, and cultural heritage of Mosul across eras of conflict and resilience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | heritagewarpeace.com |
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We’re Changing Our Name
You may have noticed something different at the top center of the page. As of today, we’ve officially changed the name of our initiative. What was once known as Memory of War and Peace is now Heritage of War and Peace.
Photography and the Memory of Mosul
As International Photography Week is celebrated, Elah explores the power of the visual medium in shaping memory.
Across the Street, I Found My Old Neighbors Again
Communities raise us, memories carry us
Who Decides What Is Remembered? Memory, Reconciliation, and the Politics of Silence in Post-Conflict Mosul
In societies emerging from the devastation of war and conflicts, memory is not simply a matter of the past—it is a political and ethical battleground.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Research | Islamic Studies | Extremism Prevention Interested in anthropological studies on extremism, research ethics and details
Managing director, Memory of War and Peace | Master's student in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action, Paris School of International Affairs | Bachelor's in Politics and Government of Middle East and Mediterranean, Sciences Po Paris campus de Menton
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