Volume 2 Collaborators
Volume 2 collaborators are announced on the 1st of every month.
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Geneva Gillis
History & Museum Studies Collaborator
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
Jordan Le Roux
Public Policy Collaborator
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
Ash Haslett Cuff
Eighteenth-Century Studies Collaborator
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
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Amelie Pelletier
History Collaborator
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
Marienza Miserere
History Collaborator
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
Sarah Perry
History Collaborator
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
Megan Gamble
Career Corner Contributor
Career Field: Academic Publishing; Editorial Alma Mater: University of Guelph (History, B.A., M.A.)
Patricia Roussel
Public History Collaborator
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
Jordyn Beaupre
History Collaborator
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
Kelsy Chan
Public Policy Collaborator
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
Diya Ajwani
Undergraduate Essay Winner
Undergraduate Alma Mater: Western University (International Relations, BA.) Fall 2026 MA Student: Leiden University (International Relations) MA Specialization: Global Order in Historical Perspective Areas of Interest: Latin American History, Indigenous History, History of Genocide/Violence
Dasha Guliak, PhD
History & Gender Studies Collaborator
Current Institution: University of Saskatchewan Completed PhD Program: History Current Additional MA Program: Women and Gender Studies Alma Maters: University of Calgary (History and Psychology, B.A; History, M.A); University of Saskatchewan (History, PhD) PhD Dissertation: Non-normative ways Christian missionaries formed relations with human and non-human companions in the missionary field Current M.A Topic: Women's relationships to cats through oral history. Areas of Study: Queer history, women and animal kinship; lived religion
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Previous Collaborators
Browse through our Volume 1 collaborators spanning from October 2024 to August 2025.
Sarah Perry
History Collaborator
Caliesha Harris
History Collaborator
Meghan Dudley, Phd
Archaeology Collaborator
Ally Turkstra
History Collaborator
Marina Popovic
Library and Information Sciences Collaborator
Carelle Sarkis
History Collaborator
Gloria Lamptey
History Collaborator
Grace van Vliet
History Collaborator
Sarah Whitwell, Phd
History Collaborator