This project has examined cemeteries and crematoria ‘gardens’ as public spaces of social inclusion, exclusion and integration, with a particular focus on migrant and Established Minority experience, needs and provision, and how these intersect with established practices in the North West of Europe.
Recent Blog Posts
- The Afterlife of the CeMi project: Luxembourg consultancy, international cemetery services training and UK national educational resources
- Future cemeteries: building on CeMi findings and recommendations
- Religion in Motion: Between Borders and Belonging (Call for Papers)
- Putting Inclusive Cemeteries and Crematoria on the Public Spaces Agenda
- ‘Begraafplaatsen en crematoria: inclusieve publieke ruimten in Maastricht’
