History Resources

Podcasts

All Things History with UMHiSA: “The University of Manitoba History Students Association (UMHiSA) is thrilled to launch our new podcast where we will feature professors, students, historians, librarians, industry professionals and any educator in between. This is a podcast created by the UMHiSA students for ALL students. Every student from every major will take away knowledge, insights and laughs from each episode.”
1867 & All That: A Canadian history podcast hosted by Christopher Dummitt, professor of Canadian history at Trent University.

Canadian Museum of History Blog: The official blog of the Canadian Museum of History, located in Gatineau, QC.
Borealia: “Borealia (bor-ee-al-ya) is an academic group blog on early Canadian history, featuring writing by regular, occasional, and guest contributors. The goal of Borealia is to provide an energetic, professional, and respectful space for conversation about research and teaching in early Canadian history. We believe that a dedicated forum for discussion, alongside broader historical associations and publications, will nurture informal networks of scholars and will demonstrate the vitality of the field among colleagues and the public.”

US History Scene: “Founded in 2011 by historians trained at Harvard University, U.S. History Scene is a multimedia history education website composed of historians and educators at over fifty universities dedicated to providing students and teachers with easy access to premier digital resources, live digital curriculum, and cutting-edge history scholarship. Our goal is to use innovative open source technology to democratize learning, narrow the achievement gap by helping history students realize their intellectual potential, and master United States history in a way that is entertaining, relevant, and intuitive. We bring you the best of the archives (without the dust!).”
Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (SHGAPE) Blog

Information to come!