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Tomorrow I will give a talk at the “Celebrating the Late Dr. Alfred R. Bader: A 100th Birthday Symposium” @queensu@queensuisabel, presenting the digitization project of the internment diary of Alfred Bader from 1941 I co-organized with @queensarchives
https://t.co/m4oEd2eGfY
Today we're taking part in the Omushkego Youth Treaty Conference in Timmins, where youth from 8 First Nations are gathering to learn about their rights and the importance of treaties. The Archives' copy of Treaty No. 9 (The James Bay Treaty) is on display at the event. #TreatyON
The MacMartin diary is still on the road at the 3rd annual Youth Treaty Conference in Timmins. Sharing stories and knowledge about Treaty 9. #TreatiesRecognitionWeek
The #queensu community mourns the loss of Chancellor Emeritus Murray Sinclair, who passed away on Nov. 4 at age 73. One of Canada’s most significant advocates for Indigenous rights, his dedication to equity and inclusion transformed the nation. At Queen’s, his leadership guided the university’s path toward truth and reconciliation.
https://t.co/u24XU6FlqF
No! Thank you!! A great talk that was well attended. We will let everyone know once it is available online for those that missed it. Or want to hear it again. It was that good!
Thank you @queensarchives for a fun evening! Thanks, too, @queenshistory and many other friends and colleagues for joining in. More nonconformity, less austerity!
Drop by the #archives table at Grant Hall when picking up your registration material. Tricolours, buttons, and free pencils!!! #QueensuHomecoming@queensu
We will be sorry to see our McWatters Fellow, Michel Hogue, leave the #archives#readingroom this week. As a reminder, applications are open for next year!! https://t.co/5WFcTYzkzU
Happy Pride month #ygk. We are happy to be loaning material from our KLGBTQ2s+ archives for a small exhibit @cityofkingston. Thanks to all the #community donors that help build this collection. #KingstonPride
We are looking forward to Science Rendezvous Kingston/@STEMygk coming up this Saturday! We will be there with K-12 classroom resources, and @queensarchives with historical moments of innovation and invention: https://t.co/d4IkCXgy81
Annual Archives Closure: May 6-17, 2024
Queen's University Archives will be closed to the public from during this period while staff completing a shelf read of our vaults to ensure that our records are complete and to review the condition of the vaults and collections.
Alfred searched for Wohlauer after the war, learning in 1994 that he had changed his name to Henry Warner and had died in 1991. This letter is from digitized Alfred Bader fonds: https://t.co/3LkbA0BZZy
The funding also supported transitioning all 1,122 digitized files to the Queen’s University Library Digital Collections platform as planned and giving a Queen’s undergraduate student, the Digital Alfred Bader Intern, experience in enhancing the metadata to increase access.
The first page of the diary transliterated and translated with support from the Digital Alfred Bader Fund. It is an exceptional individual source from the period of internment of minor refugees / deportees in Canada.