Dr. Adrian De Leon puts so perfectly what has been inescapable in the recent media coverage (and, unfortunately, much of the academic and policy discourse, too).
We are pleased to announce the launch of the latest edition of Scandinavian-Canadian Studies, published by the Association for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies in Canada (@AASSC_ )
Moreover, as a historian of residential schooling, he is wrong to suggest the wrongs were because of "big, overpowering governments." In fact, Macdonald's government in the 1880s was comparably small but determined to create genocidal policies to facilitate settler capitalism.
#cdnhist#twitterstorians#HistoryMatters
Gunn Prize for Immigration History
$1,000 prize for a fourth-year undergraduate or graduate-level research paper on the historical evolution of Canadian immigration policy https://t.co/lXZdWEKKf2
A new scholarship by the @UniofOxford for Palestinians in Gaza and West Bank. Please consider applying or sharing with those interested.
scholarship will cover course fees, a grant for living costs, as well as additional support towards arrival costs.
https://t.co/OJYzItRCSE
@kingsbookstore Shoutout to the Bedford librarians! While the brand new Halifax downtown branch couldn't even provide proper gender-neutral washrooms, the tiny Bedford one has the friendliest librarians, incredible programming, and community support on par with multiple (funded) institutions.
1/ This is the most persistent myth of academia I have encountered in my career: there is no disinterested position from which to objectively study/teach history, culture, etc. You have to be white to believe this. The medieval university we inherited was political & still is.
Laura Madokoro (of @CU_history) is an award-winning historian who began blogging for @ActiveHist a decade ago and is now part of the Editorial Collective. She is pleased to facilitate a discussion on the state of Canadian history blogs with an eye to the past, present and future.
This looks like an exciting opportunity for someone: a PhD in Tromsø (@UiTNorgesarktis), working on the history of Kalaallit Nunaat/Greenland (pre-1800). Deadline is 15th September: https://t.co/m2SpSPRu8X
A letter from Kjipuktuk based faculty regarding the 180 degree turn leading to the unilateral dismantling of Al Zeitoun University student encampment. https://t.co/oO6uMxYbAC
Looking for immigration data? 📊
As I've said before, I will post immigration data every morning right here between now and the election. But today I'm doing something a little extra. 👏🏼
Here are 10 immigration data sources you may not have heard about. Let's do this! 🧵
New issue out now, with articles examining settler colonialism via sports, tourism reenactments, historical settler promotional handbooks and surveyor diaries, child welfare policies and practices, and ongoing attempts to decolonize the academia.
https://t.co/GcHrCMyAkL