Dear Friends of the hUManities,
With the university closure, UMIH is maintaining regular office hours from home, Monday-Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm. Please send an email if you have any
questions! The UMIH voicemail is also being checked regularly if you need to call.
Monday and Thursday morning Write-On-Sites have been rebranded to Write-OFF-Sites to
prioritize public health and safety. Write at home and stay healthy!
While UMIH events have been postponed to prioritize the health
and safety of our community we are eagerly working on new and exciting ways to deliver programming while distancing measures are in effect, and we can't wait to share our plans with you soon! Rescheduled or re-imagined events to look forward to will
include UMIH's partnership with QPOC and Red Rising Magazine for Laugter is Medicine: Youth Comedy Night; talks by UMIH Affiliates, Adrian Thieret and Celiese Lypka; and Wet'suwet'en Solidarity: Local Resonances, a screening of the short film "Invasion" followed
by a panel discussion.
For those still interested in learning about what is happening in Wet'suwet'en Territory while at home, you can screen "Invasion" at the following link: https://unistoten.camp/media/invasion/
In the meantime, stay safe and healthy and look after each
other! And use your free time to enjoy writing by UMIH's student interns, Stephanie De Souza and Alexa Watson, found on our
blog, or apply for UMIH's open call for applications (or to
forward them to everyone you know)!
UMIH is now accepting applications for our Graduate
Fellowship, Research
Clusters, and Research
Affiliates for the 2020-21 year. Please circulate to anyone you know who may be interested in applying. Questions
can be directed to: umih@umanitoba.ca
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In this era of “reconciliation”, Indigenous land is still being taken at gunpoint.
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