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Conferences and workshops
Each year, the fellows of the Collegium de Lyon organize scientific events such as international conferences, workshops, symposia, roundtables, etc..
Those events are planned in partnership with the laboratories and research teams in the academic site of Lyon Saint-Etienne. They may be mainly academic or be intended for a broader audience. They may be supported by and/or intended for socio-economic partners (private or public firms, associations, public decision-makers, local public authorities, etc.) or they can be developped as part of a doctoral training.
Upcoming events
- Aimée Boutin - IHRIM : Louisa Siefert (Lyon 1845 - Pau 1877)202120 MAY 21 MAY
This study day devoted to the modern Lyon poet Louisa Siefert aims to shed light on her work and the state of research on this woman poet contemporary with George Sand, Charles Baudelaire, François Coppée, and Arthur Rimbaud.
- Aimée Boutin & Erika Wicky : For a sensory history of Lyon202126 FEB
Study day organized by the Jean Monnet-Saint Etienne University, ECLLA and the Collegium de Lyon. With the participation of Aimée Boutin (Collegium de Lyon 2020/2021 fellow) and Erika Wicky (Collegium de Lyon 2018/2019 fellow)
Past events
- The Funeral Oration and Nicole Loraux : An International Study Day organized by David Pritchard202019 FEB
Across Europe, students often read the famous funeral oration attributed to Pericles at school or university. In democratic Athens, this annual speech was delivered in honour of the war dead. For the classical Athenians this speech was vitally important because it told them who they were as a democratic people and why their sons had perished in war.
- UCLY-Chaire Unesco "The challenges of the duty to remember" with Lindsey Dodd, Maria De Jesus & Sonia Mbarek202006 FEB 08 FEB
From the challenges of the duty to remember to the problems of justice, peace and reconciliation in post-conflict societies: between particular cultural traditions and universality of the human rights, necessities for justice, forgiveness and the rule of law ...
- Emmanuel Delille & Samuel Lézé: Estimating, Locating, and Comparing Mental Disorders in the Second Part of the Twentieth Century: Psychiatric Epidemiology in Historical Perspective201927 NOV
This workshop will bring together researchers from the social sciences interested in the history of psychiatric epidemiology as well as the epidemiologists themselves, medical students, psychiatric doctors and psychologists, in order to exchange ideas on the subject of the historical importance of this professional field.
- ONCORIALES 2019: Young Researchers and Caregivers' meeting201927 SEP 28 SEP
For this 5th exceptional edition, 6 courses of 3 workshops are proposed, with the participation of four international researchers in workshops and plenary sessions.