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Olle Nolgård is a Senior Lecturer in Social Studies and History Education at Stockholm University's Department of Teaching and Learning. He holds a doctoral degree in Curriculum Studies (didaktik) from Uppsala University and is an active member of the Teaching developing research in subject matter didaktik research group.
His research focuses on history education, with particular emphasis on difficult histories, historical justice, human rights education, and Global Citizenship Education. Nolgård's work frequently examines the teaching and learning of Roma history in Swedish schools, analyzing how national tests shape students' understanding of marginalized groups' histories and influence historical consciousness.
His publications reveal a consistent focus on historical justice and minority representation in history education, with significant contributions to understanding how Swedish secondary students engage with Roma history. His research often employs student-centered approaches to examine historical thinking and caring about marginalized histories.
Nolgård actively contributes to educational discourse through academic publications, conference presentations, and public engagement. He has collaborated with researchers internationally on human rights in history education and has provided expert commentary on curriculum development and minority representation in Swedish educational contexts.
His work demonstrates a commitment to advancing historical justice through education and ensuring that marginalized histories, particularly Roma history, are properly represented and taught in Swedish schools.
