Juilee Decker is a Professor of history at Rochester Institute of Technology where she directs the Museum Studies/Public History program.

Introduction: The Post-Creation Life of Monuments and Memorials,

1. Following Father's Footsteps: Slavery, Imperialism and the William Ewart Gladstone Memorial Statue in Liverpool City Centre
2. Problematical Benefactors and Founding Fathers: Negotiating Sculptures of MT Steyn and JH Marais at South African Universities
3. Recasting Columbus: Local Contestations Against the Monumentalization of Settler Colonialism
4. "Decolonizing the Streets!" of California through the Removal of Junípero Serra Monuments and Statues
5. A Decolonial and Pedagogic Fall on Tulcan Hill: Between Recasting Public Memory and Place, and Recovering History and Commemoration
6. The Politics of Erasure: De-Commemorating "Comfort Women" in the Philippines
7. Saving Communist Monuments in the Context of De-Communisation in Ukraine: An Examination of Conflicting Narratives
8. From Civil to Culture War: Confederate Statues and Statutes in Nashville, Tennessee
9. (Re) claiming Public Memory: Confederate Monuments and Memorials as Sites of Contestation in the American South
10. Recontextualizing a Campus Monument of George Washington through Collaborative Engagement in the Arts
11. "The Disparity Between Us": Rochester's Frederick Douglass Memorial and its Inscription on the 21st-Century Landscape
12. Digital Lieux de Mémoire and Milieux de Mémoire: Josephine de Beauharnais and the Digital Afterlife of Toppled Statues
13. Monuments Cast Shadows: Remembering and Forgetting the 'Dead Survivors' of Nazi Persecution in Swedish Cemeteries
14. Sono Persone | Ata Janë Njerëz 8.8.1991: Public Mementos and the Political Agency of Absence

Deliberation: The Remembrance of Things Cast