What is considered legitimate knowledge, and why? This central question drives the exhibition Not My Knowledge, curated by Alicia-Andra Vãcaru, Eva Kivits, Madelief Verwij, Marina Farcette, and Toer Oosthoorn, five ...

Radio Swammerdam asked students in European Studies what they think you should know about the research done at their University. The result is a podcast of five episodes. One per major: Economics, Law, History, ...

This symposium brings together student curatorial projects developed at the intersection of sustainability and social justice. Emerging from the themes explored throughout the tracks 'Reimagining Sustainability' and ...

De UvA neemt je tijdens het Wallen Festival mee voor een korte reis naar het verleden en de toekomst! Bij De Brakke Grond voert de Amsterdam Time Machine je mee naar de geschiedenis van jouw huidige of vroegere huis, ...

What traditions, stories and forms of knowledge did you grow up with that you rarely see reflected in books or official histories? And how do these shape who you are today? In this painting workshop, you’ll explore ...

Join us for ‘Not My Archive’, a public programme on colonial archives, heritage and forms of knowledge that often remain out of sight. Who decides what is preserved and what is allowed to disappear? On Keti Koti, ...

During the finissage of Not My Knowledge, you are invited to experience the exhibition one last time and to engage with different forms of embodied knowledge: spiritual, ritual, physical and collective. Alongside ...

Celebrate World Pride 2026 with a storytelling event that explores the deep roots of Amsterdam’s queer community. Amsterdam is known as the home to the world’s first legal gay marriage. But that monumental event ...