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2024-25

2024-25

Remediating Women’s History Across Time, Space, and Embodied Memory

March 31, 2026

Presentation by Professor Angelica Fenner (A&S Germanic Languages & Literatures and Cinema Studies), a 6-month JHI

Imagining the Indian Fund in an Age of Austerity with Brian Gettler

January 22, 2026

Presentation by Professor Brian Gettler (UTM Department of Historical Studies), a 6-month JHI Faculty Research Fellow in 20

Revolutionary Genres with Jack Sidnell

January 08, 2026

Presentation by Professor Jack Sidnell (UTM Department of Anthropology), a 6-month JHI Faculty Research Fellow in 2024-25. Part of our JHI Alumni Research Lecture Series.

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Ben Moriarty

May 13, 2025

Ben Moriarty researches post-Soviet Russian history with particular interest in political economy, media, and security.

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Tiana Milacic

May 13, 2025

Tiana Milacic is interested in Shakespeare, British Romanticism, Elizabethan rhetoric, and Early Modern book history & print culture.

JHI Fellowship Projects Published in 2024-25

May 07, 2025

We’re delighted to share a list of the latest publications by JHI alumni, whose fellowship research has come to fruition in a wide range of new books this year.

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Kaína Mendoza-Price

April 30, 2025

Kaína Mendoza-Price is social worker, researcher, and arts worker in her fourth year of studies in Religion & Latin American Studies. As a social worker, she oversaw the coordination of programs to support over 200 2SLGBTQ+ newcomers settle in Toronto during the pandemic.

JHI Circle of Fellows Spotlight—Jude Konyar

April 30, 2025

Jude Konyar is in his final year as a humanities student with ambitions of graduate research in Ottoman and Turkish history. His research interests include the history of nation building in Turkey, and interactions between Kurdish minorities and modern Turkey and Iran. He is literate in Turkish and currently studying Kurmancî Kurdish.

Cartographic Undergrounds, Cartographic Underworlds: How to Read a Map?

April 30, 2025

Maps represent undergrounds and underworlds in various ways: as burial maps, sewage maps, subway maps, infrastructure maps, groundwater maps, geological maps, and mining maps, to name only a few. The underground can also be depicted as an angle, as depth, elevation, the cross-section, and verticality in all its forms.

Paradise Expressway: A Staged Reading

April 29, 2025

On Friday, April 11, a staged reading and discussion of Paradise Expressway, a new play by JHI New Media and Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow Chloe Bordewich, was held at the Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse.

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