Teaching my Atelier students (MA Literary Studies) about local colour fiction in Radboud’s special collection room. Very enjoyable and rewarding.

Morning walk through rainy Lille

Magnificent entourage at Le Paix in Lille

In Lille for an Irish Studies guest lecture

Green screen Monday. Recording knowledge clips to go with the educational packages for Dutch primary school children which we developed with WKRU Radboud. Heritages of Hunger. @fearfuljoycuit.bsky.social @lottejensen.bsky.social

Proud to have been interviewed by NRC about our project Heritages of Hunger.

www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2025/...

The culmination of 5 full years of hard work: a database, learning resources for primary and secondary school teachers, a digital exhibition and a policy document, presented to Kathleen Ferrier of UNESCO Netherlands today. Heritages of Hunger. @lottejensen.bsky.social @fearfuljoycuit.bsky.social

A fantastic final event of our NWA Heritages of Hunger project (NWO). Thanks Museum Rotterdam for hosting us. Thanks, dear colleagues, for our fruitful collaborations. @charleyb.bsky.social @lottejensen.bsky.social

This Tuesday 14 January, please join the online lecture series of Heritages of Hunger partner Werstas Labour Museum to listen to Charley Boerman on visual legacies of Finnish, Ukrainian and Greek famines. The lecture will be in English. CET is from 17-18.
See www.tyovaenmuseo.fi/kuka-muistaa...

Marguérite Corporaal and Lotte Jensen (Heritages of Hunger) have published a new article in the journal Memory Studies. It examines the cultural memories of the Irish (1845-1849) and Dutch potato famines (1845-1847) in children's and young adult novels.
Read the article here: bit.ly/4h7GAoO. 📰

New blog from the Heritages of Hunger project www.ru.nl/en/research/...

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The exhibition curated by @charleyb.bsky.social, as part of Heritages of Hunger.