Brandon Davis

#envhist #histsci | Eval @CityUniLondon

[Chuck D @MrChuckD]

Phil Lesh kept it going. @GratefulDead

[NiCHE @NiCHE_Canada]

Nominations for the 2025 NiCHE Prize for best Journal Article or Book Chapter in Canadian environmental history are now open!

Submit by December 31st.

https://t.co/GUmTwqaLrA

#envhist #cdnhist

[Death Cab for Cutie @dcfc]

This is the Bellingham house we lived in where it all started…. Hey @odesza, where were you living when it all started?

[San Francisco Chronicle @sfchronicle]

The author of the book “NeuroTribes” was at work on a follow up about cystic fibrosis when he died in San Francisco of an apparent heart attack. He was known for a wide range of interests. https://t.co/OV8V7B6Uoo

[New York Times Books @nytimesbooks]

The Danish poet and author Tove Ditlevsen, known for “The Copenhagen Trilogy,” was virtually unknown outside Denmark until long after her death. https://t.co/Iy9C9pyOtU

[Harper's Magazine @Harpers]

“Sad girls in Europe” have become a marketing cliché, elevated from the domain of steadfast bloggers and thoughtful small presses to the interest of major cultural institutions, as with the @nytimes Overlooked obituary series."
@laurenoyler
https://t.co/wCag5XFGRG

[Steven Hyden @Steven_Hyden]

Hey, I wrote a lot of words about the one and only Ween! Truly one of the greatest! And definitely my brownest column of all time! https://t.co/A2LBXMyhzq

[City St George's, University of London @CityStGeorges]

🧑‍🏫 This summer, City was thrilled to welcome pupils from secondary schools across London to take part in The Lord Mayor & Liveries Future Professionals Summer School.

Find out what the students got up to ⬇️ https://t.co/5USEKYYmz5

[Maria Popova @themarginalian]

"We can change, evolve, and transform our own conditioning. We can choose to move like water rather than be molded like clay."

Terry Tempest Williams on the paradox of transformation: https://t.co/h1Yi8iLfQu

[Brandon Davis @upwithspring]

Excited to see this in paperback. Many thanks to @AlexSouchen @MatthewSWiseman and @UBCPress for making this important contribution to #cdnhist happen.

[UBC Press @UBCPress]

"Silent Partners," edited by @AlexSouchen and @MatthewSWiseman, delves into the shadowy world of security and national defence to shine a light on the influence they hold in Canadian society. https://t.co/qlAlDoLuIm

[UBC Press @UBCPress]

"Silent Partners," edited by @AlexSouchen and @MatthewSWiseman, delves into the shadowy world of security and national defence to shine a light on the influence they hold in Canadian society. https://t.co/qlAlDoLuIm

[American Society for Environmental History @ASEH_org]

And finally, our Distinguished Scholar Award is given to Graeme Wynn (University of British Columbia). Congratulations to Graeme and to all of our winners!

[Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins @daniel_dsj2110]

Sam Moyn on the academic job crisis: “Universities have become senior centers and care homes while a whole generation of younger scholars and intellectuals have been blocked from progressing in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis”: https://t.co/6HrNqgaJ27

[Canada's History @CanadasHistory]

Happy Lunar New Year!
May the Year of the Dragon bring you joy, prosperity, and good luck. Please accept this free issue of Kayak as a gift from Canada’s History: https://t.co/UFpDBkICwT

[AGNMéxico @AGNMex]

#UnDíaComoHoy, pero de 1994, miles de indígenas armados, encuadrados en el Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional (EZLN), tomaron San Cristóbal de Las Casas y otras cuatro cabeceras municipales de Chiapas

[TerryTempestWilliams @TempestWilliams]

Rio Colorado yesterday running red

[Lauren Working @lauren_working]

If you’re near the British Library at lunch tomorrow, come along to find out more about Indigenous presences in Elizabethan & Jacobean sources. I’ll focus on manuscripts from the BL: maps, accounts of silver, & a commonplace book involving Shakespeare’s Tempest… #summerscholars