Fantastic news!!! Congrats!

…identity, family, agency, and gender in the context of colonialism, war, and genocide. This was incredibly helpful to shape my own research on “Jewish”/“non-Jewish” mixed couples during the #Holocaust. I hope to publish the proceedings in an edited volume.

…and in front of the uni building: a memorial to the more than 65,000 Jews in Austria murdered between 1938-1945.

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Oh, and: never say that, ideally, she has to have the same “opinion” as the men you invited, because if she doesn’t, it would be “too confusing” for the audience.

…and concepts such as miscegenation, sexuality, border zones, “in-between” spaces, informal policing, family bonds, and resilience. Thanks to @lucyjgaynor.bsky.social for sending me this article 🙏🏼

..The 🇧🇪 colonial government’s idea that these children posed a threat to the “order” is not unique to this case study. In my project on “mixed” families I take the treatment of “Jewish”/“non-Jewish” “mixed” couples during the #Holocaust as an example to address governments’ regulations of intimacy..

Good to see you here too 😇