Denise Schreuder

Denise Schreuder is a Lecturer in the Department of History at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, Erasmus University Rotterdam. She is actively engaged in research and academic activities related to heritage, identity, and oral history.

Her research interests center on oral history and its role in understanding intergenerational memory, particularly in relation to silenced or marginalized histories. She contributes to the ERMeCHS research cluster under the theme Heritage & Identity, focusing on how personal narratives shape collective historical consciousness.

Denise has participated in academic workshops and oral presentations, including the H&I Workshop: Micro-analysis of an oral history interview (April 2025) and Intergenerational Echoes: the Role of Oral Histories in Reconciling with the Silenced Past (March 2025), demonstrating her active involvement in current scholarly discourse.

Scientific Activities and Contributions:

• Participant, H&I Workshop: Micro-analysis of an oral history interview (April 17, 2025)
• Speaker, Academic Talk: Intergenerational Echoes (March 26, 2025)

She is affiliated with the ERMeCHS research environment, specifically contributing to the Heritage & Identity research cluster, where collaborative work explores the intersections of memory, culture, and historical representation.