Research and project assistant for the Dialogics of Justice project. Her research focuses on how emotions play a part in the dynamics of heritage making, and the method ‘emotion networking’.
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Emotienetwerken in tijden van ongemak
Rosa Mul & Limor Reshef
Oct 14, 2025 | Tijdschrift voor Conflicthantering
In this article, Rosa Mul and Limor Reshef explore how emotion networking can also be valuable in providing insight into emotions about the genocide in Palestine and share their insights about two sessions they organized at the UvH.
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10/11/2026 – A Multivoiced Human Library
What does it mean to take up space in a world that is not always designed with everyone in mind? How can different living experiences change the way you think about a just society? The Multivoiced Human Library – an initiative of the University of Humanistic Studies (UvH) – will be hosted at the University…
Read more5/10/2026 – Queerness & Dis/ability: A Multivoiced Human Library
*Dutch below – Nederlands onderaan* What does it mean to take up space in a world that is not always designed with everyone in mind? How can different living experiences change the way you think about a just society? What multivoiced perspectives emerge when we connect queerness, dis/ability and justice? The Multivoiced Human Library –…
Read more15-17/4/2026 – Dialogics of Justice Final Conference
April 15th-17th 2026 Dialogics of Justice (NWO-VICI) – Final Conference About the conference The last decade has witnessed an increase in civil proceedings brought before Dutch district courts by people adversely affected by colonial violence, military missions, sexual abuse, and environmental harm. Does legal action against institutions such as the Dutch state, the military, the church, and…
Read more23/1/2026 – Meeting RNW Oral History – The Multivoiced Archive: (How) Can We Make Oral History Archives Reparatory?
On Friday 23 January, the Oral History Network of the Huizinga Institute hosted an inspiring gathering at University Utrecht that brought together practices and reflections from Oral History, Transitional Justice, and Memory Studies around our project: The Multivoiced Archive. During the session we – Nicole Immler, Siri Driessen, Leah Niederhausen and Rosa Mul – presented our Multivoiced Archive project,…
Read more10/12/2025 – Living Library: Voicing the human right for multivoicedness
Is there a human right for multivoicedness? From 12 November until 12 December 2025, Utrecht was dedicated to human rights. On Wednesday 10 December, International Human Rights Day, all initiatives came together in and around the Stadhuis of Utrecht. Living Library At a new edition of the Living Library by the University of Humanistic Studies, visitors met “living books”…
Read more10/12/2024 – Human Library: Doe mee met meer meerstemmigheid!
On December 10, 2024 we organized this event together with Disability Studies in Nederland at the University of Humanistic Studies. The Human Library offers a platform for people to share their unique, multivoiced stories about issues of injustice, recognition, and repair. The event took place on Human Rights Day. One week prior was the International Day…
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