By Heidi Bohaker With the end of another school year we end one work-study RA program and start another for the summer. During the 2022-2023 fall/winter term, Autumn Epple (PhD student, History, York University), Amelia Healey (MA student, History, U of T), and Aidan Mitchell-Boudreau ...
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“Great Lakes Diplomacy through Cultural Heritage” – Upcoming GRASAC Panel at the Cultures of Indigenous Diplomacy Conference
From Treatied Spaces All are welcome to this online conference and audience panel discussion organised to augment and expand the reach of the exhibition and residency of Anishinabekwe visual artist Dr Celeste Pedri-Spade at the American Museum and Gardens in Bath UK, March – ...
Additions to the GRASAC Great Lakes Treaty Timeline
GRASAC Research Assistants (RAs) are enriching the information in the Great Lakes Treaty Timeline, which was launched on GRASAC.org during Ontario Treaty Recognition Week last November. We’re excited for these new entries, two of which are introduced by the RAs below. Treaty No. ...
Help Improve the GKS
by Richard Laurin Bonjour, Hello, Tansi, Aniin, She:kon, In August 2021, Dr Cara Krmpotich wrote a post briefly outlining the current push to transform the GKS database into a more public-focused and inviting space to introduce the incredible knowledge and heritage items hosted on ...
GRASAC’s “Mobile Community Research Kits” are on the Move
by Cara Krmpotich The twenty “Mobile Community Research Kits” being built by GRASAC to support digital cultural heritage work and digital cultural production in communities are taking their first steps. On November 8, GRASAC invited a small number ...