When time stood still. The efficacy of memorialisation after terrorism
Channel: EUROM - European Observatory on Memories
Date: 2022-02-08

Presenting the policy brief of the project "Memorialisation of terrorist attacks"  and the exhibition "When time stood still" (europeanmemories.net/terrorism/).

10 am
Introduction by Oriol López Badell, EUROM coordinator

10.10 am- 12 pm

- Florian Jehin, victim of the Radisson Blu attack in Bamako
- Bas Smets, landscape architect
- Lea Meindre-Chautrand, VSE Policy Officer
- Philippe Vansteenkiste, V-Europe
- Jordi Rabassa, Barcelona City Council member
- Ana Milosevic, Lead researcher on the project


Moderated by the historian David Gonzalez Vazquez, project manager (EUROM).

"This research has a clear policy impact that can support management of the long-term consequences of a terrorist attack more efficiently. As such, it is highly relevant to the needs of the victims of terrorism and their families, decision makers and the general public. To effectively gauge the ways in which the victims can be memorialised, this project assessed current practices, needs and expectations of key actors, and provided a detailed account of the post-terror memorialisation process in the EU."