Towards an Intersectional Understanding of Travel History

This open seminar is arranged to reflect on and celebrate the achievements of the ANINAN project, which is about to end, and to consider the future of investigating its key themes, human mobility and intersectionality. All are warmly welcome! Time: Friday 23 January 2026, at 13:00-16:30 Place: Nobelparken, building 1461-516 Programme: 13.00-13.05 Welcome! (Elisa) 13.05-13.20 Significant statistics (Gillian) 13.20-14.20 Keynotes, followed by Q&A (chair: Eelco) 13.20-13.40 Alexiana Fry (Copenhagen): “Human mobility and the biblical past: what do we know and why we must keep investigating the topic?” 13.40-14.00 Marianne Bjelland Kartzow (Oslo): “Intersectionality and the biblical past: what do we know and why we must keep investigating the topic?” 14.00-14.20 Q&A 14.20-14.30 Tea/coffee break 14.30-15.30 Reflecting on results, closing ANI-NAN, and going forward - Q&A with pro-ject members (Anat, Eelco, Elisa, Gillian) 15.30- Final words (Elisa) & reception