Heritage lab | How to deal with polarization?

How to deal with a controversial monument, street name or memorial sign in public space? How do you involve heritage communities, even if they have seemingly conflicting views? What if there is a fuss about a presentation during the preparation, communication or (online) reactions? And how can conflicting voices find a place in the heritage offer? We explore the possibilities together. 

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