E-mail:
Guilherme.pozzer@ruhr-uni-bochum.de
Funktion:
Postdoc Research Marie Curie Fellwo
Forschungsschwerpunkte (Auswahl):
Beruflicher Werdegang:
Dr Guilherme Pozzer is a historian specialising in Industrial Heritage, with an international academic background spanning Brazil, Portugal, Spain, Germany, and the UK. His research explores the symbolic meanings, social impacts, and role of material culture in memory and heritage-making processes at abandoned, ruined, and re-used industrial sites. He is currently the Principal Investigator of the European Research Executive Agency-funded Post-Doctoral MSCA Fellowship at RUB, "Memories and Well-being in Post-Industrial Communities" which explores connections between industrial heritage, memory-making practices, and well-being in deindustrialisation contexts. Concurrently. He serves as Co-Investigator on the Fapesp (Brazil) -funded "Cultural Heritage, Community Participation, Public Policies" project, fostering technical-scientific collaboration between Brazil and Germany. He is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Sheffield, and led the project "Crafting the Past: ": Empowering Communities through Creative Writing, Visual Narratives, Memory, and Place-Making" addressing challenges in preserving post-industrial heritage and memories. He also contributes to the "Railway Memory Project" and he is an affiliate to the DePOT project in which he is a member of the curatorial committee for the "Histories of Deindustrialization Through Objects"". This extensive engagement in leading and collaborative research underscores his commitment to advancing critical discourse and practical applications in heritage studies on a global scale.
Education:
Forschungsprojekt:
Title: Memories, and Wellbeing in Post-Industrial Communities (MemoWb)
Primary Investigator: Dr. Guilherme Pinheiro Pozzer
Host Institution: Institute for Social Movements (ISB), Ruhr University Bochum (RUB), Germany
Supervisor: Professor Stefan Berger
Funding: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship
Duration: 24 months (2024-2026)
Project Summary: MemoWb investigates how different uses and levels of community engagement with industrial heritage contribute to memory-making practices that impact communities' well-being in contexts of deindustrialisation. Through Community-Based Action Research (CBAR), qualitative analysis, and comparison of case studies in Portugal, Spain, and the UK, MemoWb brings post-industrial communities' perspectives to the centre of international debates about well-being, heritage, and conservation.
The research addresses critical research gaps regarding:
MemoWb employs innovative methodological approaches including:
The research directly contributes to the international project "Deindustrialisation and the Politics of Our Time" (DéPOT) and aims to produce actionable insights for more inclusive heritage practices that enhance community well-being while respecting diverse memories and experiences of industrial pasts.
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