The 2nd episode of CHRR's History in the Hotseat podcast is out now! 🎙️ Listen now on Soundcloud or through @UMFM's website.
In this episode, interviewer Hannah Belec discusses with Métis educator and administrator Kim Dudek (1/3)
In honour of #menstrualhygieneday on May 28th, I wrote an essay on “Access to Menstrual Products in Federally Regulated Prisons in Canada.” Read it here: https://t.co/Cr5eEQ5epy
In honour of #menstrualhygieneday on May 28, today's essay from Hannah Belec hones in on access to menstrual products in federally regulated prisons in Canada, particularly the economic and gender-specific barriers faced by incarcerated people in terms of menstrual equity. (1/2)
Day four of introducing our students! 🙌
Today we have Hannah Belec. Hannah is in her final year of the Honors History program. Her interests include museum education, women's history, playing guitar, & cooking tacos.
Get to know Hannah better by checking out the posters below!
We were also delighted to tour the @costumemuseumca and the Seven Oaks House Museum! Pictured are Seven Oaks House Director Eric Napier with student staff Alice and Hannah, who were hired through Canada Summer Jobs and YCW-HO.
Thank you all, and we hope to visit again soon!
Congratulations to UMHiSA’s next President and Vice-President, Hannah Belec and Catherine St. John! Thanks to everyone who voted. UMHiSA is looking forward to another great year for UM history students.
Hello everyone! My name is Hannah Belec(she/her), and I am a fourth-year honours history student. I am delighted to announce that I am running for re-election as your @umhisaundergrad President! Read below to learn about my experience and policies. Vote Hannah Belec for President
Have a piece of graduate or honours undergraduate writing in history (or a history-related field) that you want to work on?
Workshop your writing with your peers and faculty members at the HGSA's Graduate Writing Workshop.
Questions can be directed to [email protected].
Are you interested in museums and the museum field? Do you want to learn more about what Manitoba Museums are working on? Come meet and chat with museum professionals at the Association of Manitoba Museums Info-Session in 237 University College on October 12th from 2:30-3:30PM.
UMHiSA is excited to announce our first event on 29/09! Come out to UMHiSA’s mixer to eat, drink, meet or reconnect with friends and professors, play fun games like trivia, and win some great prizes! Get your FREE tickets here: https://t.co/r3dCDECi9n
Are you interested in food history? Check out our newest blog post, ‘What did Manitobans Eat in 1904?’, written by UMHiSA President, @BelecHannah! Go to https://t.co/3mbkCAFlkq under the blog tab. Bon appetit!
New video alert!! Watch our video to learn about the music history of Transcona with reference to the Transcona Museum's collection and more. https://t.co/p7sZojqQqk
On February 4th, UMHiSA will be hosting a Historical Cooking Night on Zoom at 7:30PM.
Get your aprons and ingredients ready to make Xocolatl, an Aztec chocolate drink, and Ring Jumbles; a drink and dessert that will transport you back in time.
RSVP:https://t.co/ugAOU5qIZH
New Episode Alert: UMHiSA Events Chair, @BelecHannah and University of Manitoba Women & Gender Studies and History Professor, Jocelyn Thorpe, discuss Canadian social history and education. https://t.co/WLLX7eipxH
New on the blog - The story of a 1936 case that came to represent the community spirit of Transcona and Ukrainian youth activism. Read the full story at the link here: https://t.co/a04dEJWZFs
New Episode Alert: UMHiSA & @supportingumfa discuss the @UMFA_FAUM strike, @umanitoba response to faculty and students & @MBGov interference in collective bargaining.
https://t.co/T7iNb6Evom