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Kasia Tomasiewicz is listed as Social Historian and Freelance Podcaster, Researcher and Writer at Holocaust Educational Trust, a with 106 employees, based in United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Kasia Tomasiewicz.
Kasia Tomasiewicz previously worked as Co Producer, Host and Editor at Cursed Objects Podcast and Educator at Holocaust Educational Trust. Kasia Tomasiewicz holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, History from University Of Brighton.
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I am a creative, ideas-led social historian and researcher who is looking for experience in public history and media production. During my PhD experience in the museum sector, I developed a good eye for a story and have woven narratives from topics as diverse as the social history of instant ramen noodles, to Second World War nostalgia, and the role of art in political movements.
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London, England, United Kingdom
The Cursed Objects Podcast has had over 14,000 downloads for Series 1, and we have just launched Series 2. We have also led workshops for Universities – including three-hour long workshops with students at the London College of Communication – and are planning a forthcoming prototype exhibition based on the objects explored in the podcast.
London, England, United Kingdom
Includes leading on-site, off-site, and online (Zoom and Virtual Reality) learning about Auschwitz-Birkenau.
London, England, United Kingdom
Included lecturing in person and online on the third year ‘Memory and History’ module about the ways the past is used to shape the present in global and national contexts including in England, Northern Ireland, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. This means that above all I ensure my historical knowledge is relevant to present contexts.
Brighton, England, United Kingdom
This included lecturing, marking submissions and creating course materials on a diverse range of subjects: from modules on cultural histories including ‘Museums, Material Culture and Representation’ (second year) October 2018 – January 2019 on the politics of representation, objects and the history of museums and ‘Studying Cultures’ (first year) January 2018 – May 2018 on identity politics and the defining political and social movements from the 1960s onwards, to modules on politics and war history including ‘Terror and Terrorism’ (second year) April - May 2019 and ‘War, Terror, and Civilians’ (third year) October 2017 – January 2019 which included lecturing on terrorism, the Cold War, and anti-war and anti-nuclear resistance movements.
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Alexander Macpherson
Colleague at Holocaust Educational TrustAshington, England, United Kingdom
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Alexander Papadopoulos
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Emily Sinclair
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Aidan Rutter
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Kamila Moraru
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Lucie Staniek
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Frankie Stanton
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I undertook a Collaborative Doctoral Award PhD project entitled ‘Memory in the Museum: Representing the Second World War in the Imperial.
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Kasia Tomasiewicz works for Holocaust Educational Trust.
Kasia Tomasiewicz is listed as Social Historian and Freelance Podcaster, Researcher and Writer at Holocaust Educational Trust.
Kasia Tomasiewicz is based in United Kingdom while working with Holocaust Educational Trust.
Kasia Tomasiewicz has worked for Cursed Objects Podcast, Holocaust Educational Trust, Imperial War Museums, University Of East London, and University Of Brighton.
Kasia Tomasiewicz's colleagues at Holocaust Educational Trust include Alexander Macpherson, Alexander Papadopoulos, Emily Sinclair, Aidan Rutter, and Kamila Moraru.
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Kasia Tomasiewicz holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, History from University Of Brighton.
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