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Love “Word On The Street”! Looking forward to being @sutherlandbooks Sunday at 11:00 am to discuss my book, “The Exclusion Effect: How The Sciences Discourage Girls & Women & What To Do About It.” Shortlisted for a 2024 Science Writers and Communicators of Canada book award

Berenice Abbott. Newsstand, East 32nd Street and Third Avenue, Manhattan. November 19, 1935

The exhibition A Feminist Lens: The 1973 Women & Film International Festival curated by Cléo Sallis-Parchet opens this Sunday Oct 27th @TIFF_NET counterarchive.ca/feminist-lens-…

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Jason Wang, Postdoctoral Fellow at the MLC Research Centre, explores Trump’s trade war against Canada, arguing that international friendships are fragile, conditional, and shaped by power in his article for The Conversation. Read more: theconversation.com/how-donald-tru…

A rare exhibit of 20 quilts handwoven by Canadian women for Blitz survivors is on display Nov. 12 to 15 at @cityoftoronto from @TorontoMet @MLC_Research's collection. Learn more about a unique chapter in Canadian WWII history: bit.ly/3NWpnRV @jasonwtc #RemembranceDay

Exciting Friday at our MLC Research Centre @TorontoMet! 🎬 Film director Sunny Yi and her team filmed a new L.M. Montgomery doc for @CanGeo. A pleasure discussing 𝑨𝒏𝒏𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝑮𝒓𝒆𝒆𝒏 𝑮𝒂𝒃𝒍𝒆𝒔 and showing our MLC Archive treasures. 📚 #LMMontgomery #CanadianCulture

Last night at the @batashoemuseum's exhibition launch for "Exhibit A," co-curated by @AMatthewsdavid, I learned that the "sneaker" comes from sneaking around undetected. A great exhibition on footwear and crime and a dive into the speakeasy. Be sure to check it out.

This month marked the 2nd year anniversary of the publication of "Creative Resilience and COVID-19," featuring international voices on the pandemic impact on everyday life. 📕🎉 shorturl.at/gEOV0 @jasonwtc @kaibremer @Claudia_Kotte @wstraw @ChrChristensen @NatalieEmma123

TODAY marks the 4th anniversary of the Ontario's first lockdown at the onset of the #COVID19 pandemic. Our team are commemorating our MLC Pandemic Webinar Series launched in March 2020. 😷 What a journey--both disruptive and transformative! mlc.torontomu.ca/news/webinars/…

Goofy, we’re so glad to hear that you greeted Dr. Gammel on campus. But make sure to visit our MLC Archive as we have many modernist periodicals featuring your fluffy friends. 🐕🐩

"Fiction offers freedom and play for the writer," says @amywaldman. Non-fiction is about the facts but doesn't always reveal the truth. What an amazing class visit by the author of the powerful post-9/11 novel The Submission. Very inspirational!

Our MLC Quilt Task Force Member Sarah Durland shares a quilt section from the 1840s in this Durland family heirloom. 🪡 We are marvelling at the rich fabric, the artful embroidery, and the longevity of this object. #Familyarchive #quilts @researchTMU @arts_tmu @FashionCritical

A full house even on a snowstorm day in Toronto! ☃️I just finished a guest lecture to brilliant Fashion Studies students on the topic of Baroness Elsa's avant-garde performance--always exciting for me to share my research. 📚🧑‍🎓 @researchTMU @arts_tmu @thecreativeschl @msatweet

For #BlackHistoryMonth, explore @MLC_Research's "Operation Canada Digital War Diaries Project," which focused on underexplored minorities like William Andrew White, the only Black officer in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War I. bit.ly/3HtlJeU

Our MLC Quilt Research Task Force Team is in high gear! 💪 Today we discovered something astonishing--hidden in the batting of a Canadian World War II quilt and visible through a tear. #warquilts #Heritage @researchTMU @redcrosscanada @FashionTextile @TMUgraduate @arts_tmu

On National Winnie the Pooh Day, Dr. Irene Gammel shared @MLC_Research’s scholarly investigation into Pooh's Canadian cultural heritage in an interview with @ctvwinnipeg. 👀 Watch it here: winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/video/c2850034… @researchTMU @TMUgraduate @arts_tmu @TorontoMet #WinnieThePoohDay

"Many thanks, too, for Ulysses in Paris. It recalls the moment when Miss Harriet Weaver brought us the MS of Ulysses and we tried without success to get an English printer to print it." - Leonard Woolf to John McCallum OTD in 1957

We have "Dress Detective" Dr Ingrid Mida in house today working on our rare collection of war quilts. She is preparing student training materials for textile preservation. A new year with a new project. 🥳🎓 @researchTMU @TMUgraduate @arts_tmu @FashionTextile @redcrosscanada

As we celebrate the last day of the year, I am thrilled to share our MLC's Top 10 of 2023. We are looking forward to 2024. Happy New Year everyone. 🥂 mlc.torontomu.ca/news/research-…