The Journal of Disappearance Studies, with the Keough-Naughton Institute and Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, will hold its inaugural conference Sept. 29-30 at Notre Dame. @eliseferon.bsky.social @simonrobins.bsky.social ▶️ See the full schedule: irishstudies.nd.edu/events/2025/...

Discover Missing and Found, an educational journey of students from the College of Ypres that traces the legacy of WWI’s missing persons through Flanders Fields. Our short report and the documentary critically examine the enduring impact of historical disappearance. projects.tuni.fi/re-embody/ne...

On the The International Day of the Disappeared, families in Goris & Yerevan honored their missing loved ones through the exhibition Absent but Not Forgotten and the screening of performance Lanterns of Silence. Our researcher Anush Petrosyan reports from Armenia: projects.tuni.fi/re-embody/ne...

@anoushpetrossian.bsky.social recently presented her work on missing persons in Armenia at a Berlin workshop hosted by Conciliation Resources, titled Power, Place and Knowledge: Intellectuals, Scholars and Epistemologies of the Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict. projects.tuni.fi/re-embody/ne...

Exciting News! Our Principal Investigator has been appointed as Professor and Director of INCORE at Ulster University! Join us in congratulating @eliseferon.bsky.social on this incredible milestone, and follow us to see how this new chapter shapes our project. projects.tuni.fi/re-embody/ne...

Our PI Élise Féron recently presented the preliminary results of her research on the missing of the WWI Western Front at the annual conference of the International Association for Reconciliation Studies, held in Seoul on July 14-18. Read more at our website ⬇️ projects.tuni.fi/re-embody/ne...

If you're interested in the missing of WWI, watch this fantastic documentary in which 18 students from Ypres (Belgium) follow archaeologists trying to identify some of the thousands of soldiers still missing to this day. With a small contribution from the Re(E)MBody team! youtu.be/_fkmK2mv3hI?...

The Re-(E)MBody project, funded by the Research Council of Finland (2024-28), already has its website! Follow us for updates about our research, and familiarise yourself with the project's aims and goals on our website and through our account here! projects.tuni.fi/re-embody/ #Re-(E)MBody