Volume 2 Collaborators

Current Institution: McMaster University Current Program: History, PhD Alma Maters: University of Toronto (MMSt.); McMaster University (B.A., M.A.) PhD Topic: The history of community engagement in tension with the professionalization of small, community museums in Southern Ontario since the 1980s. Areas of Study: heritage studies; museum studies; oral history ​

Current Institution: Toronto Metropolitan University Current MA Program: Public Policy and Administration Alma Maters: Toronto Metropolitan University (History, B.A.) MA Topic: The impact of AI on Canada's democratic institutions, bridging a passion for democracy studies and AI regulatory policy. Areas of Study: Modern Southeast Asia; democracy studies; comparative genocide studies

Alma Maters: University of York, UK (Eighteenth-Century Studies, M.A); Toronto Metropolitan University (History, B.A.) MA Topic: eighteenth century erotic novels, sexual violence and women’s agency Areas of Study: Histories of sex; 20th century migration and diasporic histories; 18th century chinoiserie and Sino-British relations

Current Institution: McGill University (History, MA Student) Alma Maters: McGill University (Concurrent Education B, Music); Concordia University (History, BA) MA Topic: Women's deathwork in the Black Atlantic 1725-1825 Areas of Study: Histories of death; US/American history; Black history

Current Institution: McMaster University Current Program: History, PhD Alma Maters: Toronto Metropolitan University (BA, History), McMaster University (MA, History) PhD Topic: Queer joy as community and activism in Canada. ​​​ Areas of Study: Urban Social History​​, LBGTQ+ History, Activism/Resistance/Protest

Institution: McMaster University PhD Topic: Indigenous Environmental Ways of Knowledge in Atlantic Canada Areas of Study: Indigenous History, Environmental History, Atlantic Folklore & Mythology ​ Follow along with Sarah's digital history archive on Instagram: @historian.diaries and her Atlantic history project @writteninthewaves

Career Field: Academic Publishing; Editorial Alma Mater: University of Guelph (History, B.A., M.A.)

Current Institution: Carleton University Current MA Program: Public History Alma Maters: Queen's University (History, B.A.; Certificate of Law) MA Topic: The evolution of public narratives presented by Dawson City, Yukon's heritage community. Areas of Study: Northern Canadian History, Public Interpretation, Community-Engaged Narratives

Current Institution: McMaster University Current PhD Program: History Alma Maters: McMaster University (English & History, B.A.; History, M.A) PhD Topic: An exploration of legal and social constructions of girlhood in late-Victorian Canada Areas of Study: Girlhood; Legal History; History of Sexuality

Current Institution: Toronto Metropolitan University Current PhD Program: Public Policy Alma Maters: McMaster University (Political Science and Indigenous Studies B.A.; Indigenous Studies, M.A) PhD Topic: Analyzing the Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation's community-driven constitution as a paradigm of self-governance that challenges colonial policy frameworks and advances Indigenous jurisdiction, well-being and nationhood in Canada Areas of Study: Indigenous law, Indigenous governance, Indigenous sovereignty

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