Thomas Peace

The Future of Knowledge Mobilization and Public History Online

Principal investigators: Peace, Thomas G.M.

Keywords: Active History; Canadian History; Historiography; Knowledge Mobilization; Blogging

Historicizing Our Times: Histories of Migration and Climate in the Digital Space

Principal investigators: Dunsworth, Edward

Keywords: migration; climate; public history; digital history

The Symons Report at 50: Canadian Studies at Zero Point?

Principal investigators: Kujala, William

Keywords: Canadian Studies; Indigenous Studies; Interdisciplinarity; Critique; Colonialism; Empire; Memory

Onkwehón:we Project - Territory, Identity and Social Interactions in Ancestral Iroquoia

Keywords: First Nations;Indigenous;Iroquoians;Archaeology;History;Traditional knowledge;Linguistics;Bioanthropology;Digitization

Munsee Delaware History and Language along the Thames River

Principal investigators: Peace, Thomas G.M.

Keywords: Munsee-Delaware; Indigenous history; community history; river history; Indigenous languages

Documenting early residential schools

Principal investigators: Peace, Thomas G.M.

Keywords: Mohawk Institute; Shingwauk Residential School; archival transcription; biography

Thinking historically for Canada's future

Keywords: historical thinking; history education; truth and reconciliation commission; Aboriginal peoples; K-16 education; historical consciousness; assessment; teachers; teacher education; pedagogy; curriculum; professional development; students

Indigenous Writing and Literacy Networks in Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Canada

Principal investigators: Glover, Susan

Keywords: (1) Indigenous archives; (2) Indigenous writing in Canada; (3) Canadian history; (4) Indigenous history; (5) Print culture; (6) Early protestant missions in Canada; (7) Indigenous literatures of North America; (8) Research partnerships

New directions in active history: institutions, communication, and technologies

Principal investigators: Peace, Thomas G.M.

Keywords: colloque; conférence; Canada français; Ontario; Ontario français; francophonie; Samuel de Champlain; commémorations du 400e; colonialisme; interculturalisme; dualité linguistique; culture minoritaire nationale; développement institutionnel; diversit