The Program Committee welcomes paper proposals on all historical topics, regions, and time periods, as well as ideas for innovative sessions and workshops. Graduate students at B.C. universities will be given priority, but proposals from senior undergraduates and out-of-province graduate students are also welcome.
Please join us for the new season of Café Historique, starting on Tuesday, October 3rd! Thank-you to Tom Saunders for taking the highly sought-after first slot. J More details on this year’s offerings at the Department Meeting on September 26th – but please mark your calendar and reserve your tickets now! (read below for link to Eventbrite).
MA student Sean MacPherson’s publishing news this week in the Mainlander!
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Our Public History student Stephen Topfer has an article on his project in the Times Colonist.
Read more: "Mirror with Memory" - Stepen Topfer, Public History
During the 1940s, Canada enacted mass displacement and dispossession of people on racial grounds, a collective moral failure that remains only partially addressed. Japanese Canadians lost their homes, farms, businesses, as well as personal, family, and communal possessions. Landscapes of Injustice is dedicated to recovering and grappling with this difficult past.
A blog focusing on the unwritten rules to history, as both a discipline, a field of study, and as a career.
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