Every ethics application ever: “There. I’m finally done. Well, maybe I should give one more quick look over oh look there’s 300 things I missed or forgot to say.” Repeat.

We calculated: it would take us 311 years to digitize everything in our 200,000+ cubic foot collection.😅

Calling all historians with access to information experience in Canada, strongly encourage you to reach out to Robyn Doolittle with your horror stories, redactions, and lengthy extensions. #cdnfoi ⤵️

New National Film Board of Canada documentary about child refugees in Canada of interest to Canadian Network on Humanitarian History members and also @lerrn Dominique Marshall she/her nfb.ca/film/unspoken-…

Academic Christmas came early! My book order from the major Canadian university presses (University of Toronto Press, McGill-Queen's University Press, UBC Press) finally arrived. Now if only Santa would bring me a few spare weeks to read them!

I've got some big news! #newbook alert! Silent Partners: coming Fall 2023 from UBC Press! A big thank you to our amazing contributors and to my co-editor Matthew S. Wiseman #envhist #cdnhist #cdnpoli #twitterstorians #history Asa McKercher @kmegfitz Brandon Davis Matt Farish

Congrats Alex Souchen and Matthew S. Wiseman - love the cover!

Where are the women in Canada's international history? BREAKING BARRIERS, SHAPING WORLDS answers this question in a comprehensive volume that explores the role of women in Canadian international affairs. combinedacademic.co.uk/gks-2023/ GKS #Kanada UBC Press Dr. Jill Campbell-Miller

Great session planned for tomorrow about #aidhistory as part of #Congress2023 ! HumEthNet

Unfortunately I'm not attending Congress this year but highly recommend this panel with our great Canadian Network on Humanitarian History crew happening in a little less than an hour!

So excited to share the following podcast on #identity#migration#second generation youth. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kmneg…

What a story! Really interesting David Webster

Keith Spicer, Canadian Humanitarian, passed away today. In 2018 Canadian Network on Humanitarian History & the historians of Global Affairs Canada honoured his 1966 work on external aid with colloquium&book UCalgaryPress press.ucalgary.ca/books/97817738… |WUSC - EUMC Cuso International David Webster David Webster Dr. Jill Campbell-Miller

See this new article by Jamie Tam et. al. (I am among the et. als) in ICES Journal of Marine Science: "Expanding the scope and roles of social sciences and humanities to support integrated ecosystem assessments and ecosystem-based management." academic.oup.com/icesjms/articl…

Understanding #HumanDimensions of #SocialEcologicalSystems is a key factor in #EcosystemBasedManagement (EBM). In ICES journal Tam et al. Dr. Jill Campbell-Miller, Jacob Bentley, Sondra Eger outline how use of full range of #SocialSciencesAndHumanities can enhance EBM doi.org/10.1093/icesjm…

My blog post “Top 5 Reads on the History of Development” is up one the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History website now - including our very own Kevin O’Sullivan’s book The NGO Moment: The Globalisation of Compassion from Live Aid to Biafra. aidhistory.ca/cnhh-presents-…

Is there any social media where academic Twitter is generally moving? Would like to get off this platform for so, so many reasons.