Our Work
REDMIX connects research and the public through scientific dissemination and public engagement via innovative formats, including podcasts and citizen science initiatives, ensuring inclusive knowledge exchange.
Come and discover our work!
Dissemination
Dissemination is at the heart of REDMIX, bridging academic rigor and participatory dialogue. Through workshops, seminars, conferences, summer schools, and targeted publications, we share knowledge, foster debate, and amplify the project’s impact.
Paper – The Akhdam of Yemen: Mixedness, Migrations, and the Construction of Social Status in Travelogues (1762–1962)
12th Congress of the Association of Francophone Historical and Archaeological Circles of Belgium, held concurrently with the 59th Congress of the Federation of Archaeological and Historical Circles of Belgium. Royal Academy of Belgium, Brussels, Belgium, 20th-23rd August 2026.
Paper – Advocates from afar? Iranians in Egypt and the Constitutional Revolution (1906-1911)
The Fifteenth Biennal Iranian Studies Conference, Utrecht University, 5th-8th August 2026
Paper – From Silences to Voices: Engagement as a Methodological Principle in the REDMIX Digital Archive
DH2026, Daejeon Convention Center, Daejeon, South Korea, 27th-31th July 2026
Public Engagement
Public engagement is REDMIX’s bridge between research and society. Through participatory events and accessible formats, we transform academic knowledge into shared dialogue, empowering diverse audiences to actively participate in, shape, and benefit from our work.
Exhibition – Aprendo il libro delle ombre – Mostra Immersiva
Archivissima 2026, Turin, June 5-7th, 2026
Seminar – Rotte condivise: memorie migranti nel golfo di Gaeta
Boat Days on Board & Blu Expo, Gaeta (LT), May 16th 2026
Podcast
Step into the world of REDMIX through two unique podcast series:
in “Research Unravel”, we sit down with scholars to explore the stories behind their academic journeys and personal passions that led each researcher to interact with our project;
in “Real-Life Ripples”, we share powerful, first hand stories of people and communities marked by mixedness in the Red Sea.
Two different angles, one shared mission: making research matter.
UNRAVEL – S1 Ep5 – “Listen always with an open mind, respect difference”
A conversation with Prof. Lina Fruzzetti
UNRAVEL – S1 Ep4 – “What a source means is more important than what does it say”
A conversation with Prof. Anne Bang
UNRAVEL – S1 Ep3 – “Patience and time are key for good archival work”
A conversation with Prof. Massimo Zaccaria
UNRAVEL – S1 Ep2 – “Doing research at a distance with Yemeni Muwalladeen”
A conversation with Prof. Marina de Regt