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Halima Moulay is a permanent researcher at the Center for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran and a Research Professor (Full Professor) in modern and contemporary history. Her research focuses on the history of the national movement and the Algerian Revolution, alongside her interest in memory topics through her involvement in key institutional research projects, notably: Memory and Social Change in Algeria in the Dominant Discourse Among Categories of Youth 2011–2018. She is currently working on memory and sites of memory as a project leader, while serving as a member of a research project on the figures of the national movement in Algeria and their trajectories. She has also published several articles on memory and history among youth.

A Director of Research at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran (Algeria), she specializes in information and communication sciences. Her work focuses on media and communication studies, in both their traditional and digital dimensions, utilizing historical, political, sociological, and anthropological approaches. She currently leads an institutional research project within CRASC entitled: 'Dictionary of Personalities and Events in Algeria during the Period 1945–1954: Press, Health, and Education'. As part of a previous research project conducted at the same center, she examined the evolution of themes addressed in Amazigh language textbooks at the middle and secondary education levels. Her research thus lies at the intersection of media studies, language policies, and educational issues in Algeria.