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In this webinar series we heard from educators, historians, and archivists who discussed various topics in women’s history.

In this webinar series we heard from educators, public historians, and graphic designers who discussed their experiences using visuals to share Canadian history. 

Watch now: Dr. Stacey Zembrzycki explains the processes of doing oral history.

LGBTQ2S+ history has only come to light relatively recently, but that doesn’t mean the history itself is new.

Bruce MacLellan and Karen Girling are big believers in the power of history to help us understand where Canada has been and where it’s going. They are especially keen to support students and educators in understanding all aspects of the past to build understanding and combat misinformation.

Connie Wyatt Anderson is a long-time educator from The Pas, Manitoba. She has been involved in the creation of student learning materials and curricula and has contributed to a number of textbooks, teacher support guides, and school publications.

What we should we teach when we teach Canadian history? What do we want Canadians to remember?

Watch the recordings of the 11th Canada’s History Forum.

In this presentation, Heather Jefkins shares how her class embarked on a fibre arts adventure to learn about the importance of traditional crafts in both the past and the present.