Over the past five months, the Landecker Digital Memory Lab research team have been user testing our flagship resource – the Digital Memory Database – containing a collection of global digital Holocaust memory practice. By Dr. Kate Marrison and Dr. Ben Pelling In April 2025, the Digital Collective Memory Platform provided the perfect space for

Join us for the final pre-launch user-testing session of the Digital Memory Database! This platform is designed to support memory practitioners, researchers, and creative and tech professionals to learn about existing digital practice in Holocaust memory, giving access to walkthroughs of digital projects and interviews with those involved in creating and disseminating them. In March, we ran

Over the past five months, the Landecker Digital Memory Lab research team have been user testing our flagship resource – the Digital Memory Database – containing a collection of global digital Holocaust memory practice. By Dr. Kate Marrison and Dr. Ben Pelling In April 2025, the Digital Collective Memory Platform provided the perfect space for

Annual Report 2024-2025 Director’s Welcome Welcome to the first annual report of the Landecker Digital Memory Lab. The establishment of the Lab was officially announced at a public lecture on 11 April 2024 at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum,

by Prof. Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden Our Spotlight series takes a deep dive into the digital offerings of worldwide organisations dedicated to Holocaust memory. This week, Prof. Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden looks at how the community association Gathering the Voices has used digital media to present testimonies of survivors with connections to Scotland, and to enable students to

Wednesday, October 8 · 2 - 3:30pm GMT+1 This seminar by our visiting fellow, Dr Stefania Manca, explores how Holocaust memory is being reshaped within digital learning ecologies, focusing on the interplay between education, user engagement, and activism on social media. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives, it examines both the risks of distortion and the opportunities for

by Prof. Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden Our Spotlight series takes a deep dive into the digital offerings of worldwide organisations dedicated to Holocaust memory. This week, Prof. Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden looks at how the community association Gathering the Voices has used digital media to present testimonies of survivors with connections to Scotland, and to enable students to

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Annual Report 2024-2025 Director’s Welcome Welcome to the first annual report of the Landecker Digital Memory Lab. The establishment of the Lab was officially announced at a public lecture on 11 April 2024 at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum,

The research team of the Landecker Digital Memory Lab recently attended the Memory Studies Association’s annual conference, the world-leading event in the field, this year held across Charles University and the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, Czechia. During the packed, five-day programme, the Lab contributed to five sessions and joined many others. Find out

This seminar by our visiting fellow, Dr Stefania Manca, explores how Holocaust memory is being reshaped within digital learning ecologies, focusing on the interplay between education, user engagement, and activism on social media. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives, it examines both the risks of distortion and the opportunities for fostering critical remembrance in the digital age. This