01504nas a2200265   4500000000100000008004100001260002200042100001800064700002000082700001700102700001900119700002400138700002000162700002500182700002000207700001500227700002000242700001600262700001800278700001700296245006200313300001200375520082900387020002201216       2024                            d  bRoutledgeaLondon1 aQuoc-Tan Tran1 aSusanne Boersma1 aAnne Chahine1 aCassandra Kist1 aElina Moraitopoulou1 aFranziska Mucha1 aAngeliki Tzouganatou1 aLorenz Widmaier1 aInge Zwart1 aAsnath Kambunga1 aIsto Huvila1 aGertraud Koch1 aRachel Smith00aTowards a Toolbox for Future Envisioning Memory Practices  a180-1953 aThis chapter presents a selection of tools developed in the POEM project that can assist with participatory memory work in both digital and nondigital media environments. These tools can contribute to changing memory work, can help to strengthen social inclusiveness, and/or can facilitate reflexivity and thus enhance the potential of memory practices to envision possible futures. It is argued that the entanglement of tools and practices is an essential condition in achieving the empowerment and agency of members of civil society that comes when memories made by people gain visibility and become part of public memory. The tools described demonstrate the global interconnectedness of memories. Relational and situated approaches to evoking and empowering people to envision futures through memory-making are presented.  a978-1-003-45916-3