I’m so proud of my incredibly talented friend gab taillefer mclaren 🎃! Please check out her new blog post on NiCHE about her research on the Rideau Canal niche-canada.org/2021/06/15/her…

Please sign and circulate this petition by the Graduate Student Committee to the House of Commons calling on the GoC to reverse LAC’s decision to limit access hours! petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Si…

The emotional muscle memory of last year’s intense uncertainty and fear is remarkable.

My honour's thesis on 19c vaccine rejection just turned two years old and is unfortunately still relevant; I'm thankful to have found an accessible home for this research at Synapses: medicalhealthhumanities.com/2022/05/05/fol…

Published my first article! It's about Covid-19 vaccine allocation frameworks and how they conceptualize the problem of vaccine hesitancy among people of colour as well as the notion of being "conspiracy prone". You can read it here: siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/paco…

Call for Papers! Queen's GHSA invites submissions for the 20th Annual McGill-Queen's Graduate History Conference, TIME AND MEMORY: COMMUNICATING THE PAST. Deadline: February 21. bit.ly/3HRCbqp

Want to showcase your research and network with other grad students? Queen's GHSA invites submissions for Time and Memory: Communicating the Past! Deadline: February 21. bit.ly/3HRCbqp Know someone who you think should submit their work? Tag them!

Conference starts tomorrow! Register here: queensu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Suddenly want to show off this archival-find-inspired embroidery hoop I made for the LAC Youth Advisory Council

Come join Queen's History as the next Buchanan Postdoctoral fellow in Canadian History! queensu.ca/history/sites/…

On the way home from a great weekend in Halifax for my first NECBS conference. Very grateful to join a group of such talented and supportive historians at The Northeast Conference on British Studies

Very excited to hear from all of our panelists and our moderator, PhD candidate Kat MacDonald (she/they) !

I’m proud and fortunate to have brave and kind colleagues like Kat MacDonald (she/they). Speaking with them today about my experiences as a grad student with ADHD was a highlight and will hopefully encourage more of these important conversations!

We are thrilled to announce the speakers for our 2024 GHI Workshop, Global History: Remapping Categories and Concepts happening this fall Queen's History. Check out our website for more info: queensu.ca/ghi/events/upc…

Officially a published author! Check out my very first book review and see my name in (virtual) print in the most recent issue of the American Review of Canadian Studies here: tandfonline.com/eprint/GMUSWCQ…

Day one of "Global History: Remapping Categories and Concepts" is wrapped! Thank you to Dr. Hughes-Warrington, Dr. Megill, Dr. Chakrabarty, Dr. MacDonald, Dr. Salter, and Dr. Tworek for their thought provoking presentations. Join us again tomorrow at 9:00 for day two! #ghi2024

We're excited to announce a new monthly virtual workshop, "Histories of the Global British Empire," starting on February 12th at 2 p.m. with @Cath_L_Evans sharing her paper on incendiarism in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Thrilled to be an organizer for this upcoming workshop! Please consider applying and share widely!!

The deadline to apply is fast approaching! Please submit by March 28, details in the link below.