Meeting-debate on March 4, 2023 on access to archives on the colonial past

Meeting-debate on March 4, 2023 on access to archives on the colonial past

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Meeting-debate on March 4, 2023 on access to archives on the colonial past

Read more  You are here: on a question concerning the rights of citizens to knowledge of history The Association histoire coloniale et postcoloniale which manages the site histoirecoloniale.net is organizing a meeting-debate on Saturday, March 4, 2023 — at the CICP, 21 ter, rue Voltaire, 75011 Paris, from 15:15 p.m. to 18:15 p.m. — on access to archives concerning the colonial past. Despite the declarations of the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, at the time of his visit to Josette Audin in September 2018 on the need to open access to the archives of the Algerian War, closures were noted at the end of 2019, in particular at the Historical Service of Defense. The Collectif Accès aux archives publiques was then formed and, in July 2021, obtained satisfaction from the Council of State. Other texts have been published since then, but it is clear that difficulties persist.
Meeting-debate on Saturday March 4, 2023 from 15:15 p.m. to 18:15 p.m., at the CIPC, 21 ter, rue Voltaire, 75011 Paris, organized by the Association Histoire coloniale et postcoloniale following its General Assembly.

(14:30 a.m. to 15:15 p.m.)

Agenda: 1/ The development of the site histoirecoloniale.net (moral report), by Gilles Manceron,
2/ Its audience, its attendance, its partnerships and its newsletter (activity report), by Fabrice Riceputi,
3/ Financial report, grant applications, by François Gèze, 4/ Projects of the association and the site, designation of its managers and its editorial staff.
Registration for the AGM, reply to: contact@histoirecoloniale.net

Here is the new page for the 2023 contribution to the association, necessary to participate in the vote: €10, by transfer
https://www.helloasso.com/associati…
or by check payable to “Colonial and postcolonial history”, 21 ter, rue Voltaire 75011 Paris

François Gèze, Gilles Manceron, Fabrice Riceputi and Alain Ruscio 

You are here :
on a question concerning the rights of citizens to knowledge of history

The Association histoire coloniale et postcoloniale, which manages the site histoirecoloniale.net, is organizing a meeting-debate on Saturday, March 4, 2023 — at the CICP, 21 ter, rue Voltaire, 75011 Paris, from 15:15 p.m. to 18:15 p.m. — on access to archives concerning the colonial past. Despite the declarations of the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, during his visit to Josette Audin in September 2018 on the need to open access to the archives of the Algerian War, closures were noted at the end of 2019, in particular at the Historical Service of Defense. The Collectif Accès aux archives publiques was then formed and, in July 2021, obtained satisfaction from the Council of State. Other texts have been published since then, but it is clear that difficulties persist.

Meeting-debate on Saturday March 4, 2023 from 15:15 p.m. to 18:15 p.m., at the CIPC, 21 ter, rue Voltaire, 75011 Paris, organized by the Association Histoire coloniale et postcoloniale following its General Assembly.

(14:30 a.m. to 15:15 p.m.)

Agenda: 1/ The development of the site histoirecoloniale.net (moral report), by Gilles Manceron,
2/ Its audience, its attendance, its partnerships and its newsletter (activity report), by Fabrice Riceputi,
3/ Financial report, grant applications, by François Gèze, 4/ Projects of the association and the site, designation of its managers and its editorial staff.

Registration for the AGM, reply to: contact@histoirecoloniale.net

Here is the new page for the 2023 contribution to the association, necessary to participate in the vote: €10, by transfer

https://www.helloasso.com/associati…

or by check payable to “Colonial and postcolonial history”, 21 ter, rue Voltaire 75011 Paris

François Gèze, Gilles Manceron, Fabrice Riceputi and Alain Ruscio

 

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