We bring together scholars and practitioners working in the field of antifascism studies as well as related areas of memory studies interested in a reassessment of historical and contemporary expressions of antifascist memory. Our work draws on a recent interest in rediscovering the legacy of what Eric Hobsbawm once called “the hinge of the twentieth century.” We believe that a re-assessment of antifascism opens up new ways to revisit established genealogies of memory (studies) and helps us re-examine critically present-day presumptions about the memory & politics nexus. That way, it contributes to some of the core debates of our present. To learn more about our history and mission, click here.