In the midst of a busy back-to-school season, the Montreal History Group has enthusiastically prepared its fall programming! Muffins & Methodology will begin next week with a presentation by Kristen Howard (McGill University) on a little-known issue, the work of inmates in the digitization of archives. In November, Sandrine Labelle (UQAM) will present her doctoral […]
The Montreal History Group invites you to a collective book launch! We will highlight the publication of four books published by our members or to which our members collaborated: Countercurrents : Women’s Movements in Postwar Montreal Amanda Ricci Montreal’s Square Mile : The Making and Transformation of a Colonial Metropole Ed. Dimitry Anastakis, Elizabeth Kirkland […]
After a busy fall, the Muffins & Methodology committee announces three new sessions for the 2024 winter session. To attend on Zoom, you must register via the links below. Marie-Laurence Raby (Université Laval), Les défis d’une approche transnationale des mouvements féministes en santé : Le cas de l’avortement et de l’autosanté féministe au Québec (1968-1988)Mardi 5 mars, […]
After being hosted by Écomusée du fier monde, the Droits en mouvements exhibition will be presented at Université du Québec à Montréal on February 13 and 14. Paul-Etienne Rainville, member of the MHG and co-curator, will take part in several activities, including the launch of a special issue in the Bulletin d’histoire politique, which he […]
The Jeudis d’histoire committee is pleased to reveal its programming for the winter 2024 semester. If you wish to attend remotely, it is possible to register now via the links below. Clarence Hatton-Proulx, Les plants d’huile et les postes d’essence : Vivre avec le pétrole dans le Montréal des Trente Glorieuses18 janvier à 17h, McGill […]