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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.

Lancet review of ‘We are not Alone’
Read the review of the exhibition ‘We are not Alone’: Legacies of Eugenics published in The Lancet (17 February 2023) by Delan Devakumar and Rochelle Burgess

How has eugenics influenced and transformed Hungary, Europe and the West?
Watch Marius’ latest podcast. He talks to Gergely Bukovinszki about ‘ How has eugenics influenced and transformed Hungary, Europe and the West?’

Article on colonialism and eugenics
Read Marius’ latest article on colonialism and eugenics in Central and Eastern Europe (co-authored with Bolaji Balogun)
Confront Eugenics engages with, and contributes to, a global anti-eugenic movement of reckoning with the past which was prompted by a series of major events organised by From Small Beginnings, including The Anti-Eugenics Project, in 2021 to coincide with the centenary of the Second International Congress of Eugenics.
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