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Confront Eugenics serves as a unifying platform for various anti-eugenic activities. It aims to consolidate synergies among scholars of eugenics, activists, practitioners, journalists, curators and artists across the world and aspires to build conceptual bridges across academic disciplines and to mobilize communities, while at the same time facilitating public engagement with the history and legacies of eugenics.
Resources
Listen to podcasts, watch videos and find out about recommended publications concerned with research into the history of Eugenics.
Exhibitions
Current and recent exhibitions organised by Confront Eugenics around the world.

In the Name of Eugenics: A Reappraisal (19 March 2026)
A one-day workshop hosted by the Centre for Medical Humanities, exploring the history and legacy of eugenics and commemorating Daniel Kevles’ major contribution to the field.

Royal Society’s Coverage of the Exhibition ‘We are not Alone’
Royal Society’s journal Notes and Records has published an overview of the exhibition ‘We are not Alone’.

Racializing the Roma
Marius Turda’s article on “The Racialization of Roma as ‘Black’ in Interwar Romania and Beyond’ has been published in Slavic Review, the journal of Association for Slavic, East European & Eurasian Studies.

