Religion in Motion: Between Borders and Belonging (Call for Papers) The biennial conference of the Nederlands Genootschap voor Godsdienstwetenschappen (NGG) - the Dutch Association for the Study of Religion Nijmegen,…
Putting Inclusive Cemeteries and Crematoria on the Public Spaces Agenda The CeMi project has formally come to an end with the launch of the project at the Neth-ER centre in…
‘Begraafplaatsen en crematoria: inclusieve publieke ruimten in Maastricht’ in de Sint Janskerk aan het Vrijthof te Maastricht Op zaterdag 24 september 2022 werd in Maastricht het Festival Voor mijn Dood…
HERA Closing conference: the end or just the beginning? The HERA Public Spaces: Culture and Integration in Europe funding stream, of which this project is a part, marked its formal…
Exposition « Cimetières et crématoires en Europe. Espaces publics et expressions d’appartenance » à Luxembourg-Ville du 1er octobre au 15 novembre 2021 Alors que le frimas matinal annonce les premiers…
Hinduism and the Grand Marking called Death The concept of death in Hinduism is fluid and meanders between the multiple lives assigned to a soul. Hindus firmly believe in a…
Sharing CeMi findings with planners: Interaction from the kitchen table during a pandemic The last year made us rethink how we approached both our meeting places and the technical tools…
Of barriers and benches: A visitor’s experience How one experiences cemeteries is highly personal. Only through open, extensive conversations may we understand what a cemetery might mean for a person,…
Cemeteries as public space under the Covid-19 lockdown Written 23rd April 2020Near to where I live in Bristol, the UK, is a large old cemetery with a disused chapel in…
Die Diversität von Bestattungsbedürfnissen in Zeiten der Krise: Reflektionen zu Covid-19 in einem multikulturellen Europa Ein Forscherteam um die bekannte Geographin Prof. Avril Maddrell (University of Reading) hat die Diversitätstauglichkeit…