Notices to Mariners

‘Stella Polare’ Project Book Launch

The ADP has just published the two occupational data studies created within the WeCanIt project.

Pieve Tesino (TN, Italy), 16 July 2022 – 1 November 2022
Some mountain communities have significant features in common with maritime communities.

Can two projects support each other?

The special issue “Venetian-Ottoman Wars” edited by Stathis Birtachas examines aspects of military and extra-military nature of the Ottoman-Venetian conflicts in the Early modern times.

The Social History Portal has noticed the wecanit.eu, public history “spin-off” website of the MSCA-IF 2019 Project WeCanIt.

Within the TriesteBookFest cultural activities, Loriana Ursich and Daniele Andreozzi have launched a public history project which, through videos and podcasts, aims to spread an “other” narrative of Trieste’s history.

International Support for and Opposition to Establishing the Jewish State, 1945–1949. June 8, 2022 – 17:00-19:00 CEST (Live on Zoom).

Welfare States in a Transnational Borderland: Historical Experiences in Comparison
Koper, 25–26 May 2022

Study Day 28 April 2022 – Sala Atti “Arduino Agnelli”, Androna Campo Marzio 10, Trieste (Italy) A year after the death of Marco Dogo, the Department of Humanities (Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici – DiSU) of the University of Trieste organizes a Study Day to remember and celebrate the historian. The Study Day will bring together

Is environmental protection a duty?
What are our responsibilities towards the environment?
How to preserve it for the sake of future generations?

11 March 2022, 6:00 pm CET – Casa Internazionale delle Donne di Trieste(Italy) On 11 March at 6 pm, Erica Mezzoli and Antonio Daninese will present the multilingual website www.wecanit.eu – research blog and public history “spin-off” of the MSCA-IF Project WeCanIt – at the International Women’s House in Trieste (Casa Internazionale delle Donne) (Italy).

The 2022 Triestebookfest edition “Parole in Viaggio” wants to valorize the tie that has always existed between literature and travelling

In 1944, while the poet Pier Paolo Pasolini was fighting “with the weapons of poetry”, his younger brother Guido joined the Italian resistance movement with the Osoppo Brigade on the Friuli mountains (Italy). Pier Paolo learnt that Guido had been killed in the Porzûs massacre only when the war was over. This tragedy deeply marked the Poet, both from the point of view of affections and from the political-ideological one.

Online International Conference – University of Ljubljana 9-10-11 February 2022.
The aim of the conference is to highlight the modalities through which gender norms shaped or influenced labour market participation, and business and labour cultures in the maritime sector and wider industries and services in European port/emporium cities and maritime communities in Modern times (the nineteenth and twentieth centuries).

The video of the panel discussion “Sea/Land Routes”

Women, Mobility, Work, and Coercion in the Present Time

The workshop intends to highlight the different aspects of epistemological nature that characterize the current gender and labour histories.

(En)Gendering Maritime Labour and Business Histories
University of Ljubljana (virtual) – 10-11 February 2022 (via Zoom)
CfP deadline: 30 September 2021