Events
Upcoming events
Wartime Data Sensitivity and Pseudonymisation: Digital Challenges and Solutions
December 3, 2025
C²DH (Luxembourg) addresses ethical, technical, and methodological challenges in processing and disclosing sensitive wartime oral history data. Anna Kryvenko and Aliesia Soloviova will present their approaches ranging from metadata-driven access to mixed-method approach which combines close quality reading with corpus linguistic techniques.
More information:
https://www.uni.lu/c2dh-en/events/wartime-data-sensitivity-and-pseudonymisation/
Join the event:
https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=mdbb8ff30a94f1903c96b17ed0dfd8f10
Feb 2-4, 2026. Workshop Warsaw
“Multiple Temporalities in Research on War-, Violence-, and Crisis-Affected Societies (U-CORE).”
U-CORE and C²DH organise an international workshop. Drawing from U-CORE’s expertise on research on the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, this workshop aims to bring together scholars to reflect on various temporalities and challenges in the study of war- and crisis-affected societies.
CfP here (Deadline Sept 1, 2025)
Past events
November 18, 2025. Seminar
“Is There a Place for Oral History in State Archives? Experience, Current Status, Prospects/ by LivArch Fellowship holder Albert Venger”
The Lviv Centre for Urban History invites to join the event on how transferring oral history materials into state archives can formalise their status as cultural heritage. The event will discuss the existing experience of Ukrainian state archives and how researchers can transfer collected materials for permanent storage to state archives.
Read more here: https://www.lvivcenter.org/en/urban-seminar/oral-history-and-state-archives-2/
September 23–25, 2025
Conference and Data Sprint: “War Sensing through the Telegram Archive of the War”
The Lviv Centre for Urban History held a three-day hybrid conference and data sprint for scholars, practitioners, digital archivists to examine how Telegram is used during the war in Ukraine for coordination, information sharing, expression and sense-making.
More about the event you can read here: https://www.lvivcenter.org/en/conferences/war-sensing-through-the-telegram-archive-2/
May 22, 2025 – May 24, 2025, Lviv
The Most Documented War: Enacting Archives
April 30, 2025. 14:00–16:00 (CEST), hybrid
“Researching the Collecting, Preserving, Analysing and Disclosing of Ukrainian Testimonies of the War (U-CORE).”
Presentation & Discussion: LivArch Fellow Dr. Inna Ganschow
Her main research question is: How to build a methodological and ethical toolbox, as well as a digital environment for processing, analysing, preserving, and accessing in two stages conducted born-digital testimonies of the war by means of a digital hermeneutics of practice consisting of (digital) source criticism, tool criticism and visualisation criticism?
Registration required: Please email livarch@herder-institut.de
Mar 19, 2025 – Mar 21, 2025. Washington
Real-Time History: Engaging with Living Archives and Temporal Multiplicities
June 6, 2024 – June 8, 2024
The Most Documented War: Ethics and Practice of International Collaborations
Symposium for documentation and archiving initiatives
Jan 30, 2025, online event
The Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) invites scholars to the Workshop. This event aims to create a thorough scholarly dialogue focusing on the extensive archival collection pertaining to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the worldwide impact of such digital archiving phenomena.
The workshop will feature discussions with scholars in the emerging field of rapid response digital archives and leaders currently engaged in documenting the war in Ukrain.