The Pandemic Methodologies Twitter Conference programme is now available! There is plenty of history of medicine content at this conference! Join the conversation on Twitter using the conference hashtag #PandemicMethodologies and follow @PMTC2021. Conference programme: Word | PDF
APPEL À PARTICIPATION Les 24-25 juin 2021 Parrainée par la Société historique du Canada (SHC) Au cours de l’année écoulée, les archives et les bibliothèques ont fermé (de façon permanente ou périodiquement), les voyages internationaux non essentiels ont été fortement découragés, voire impossibles, et tous ceux qui le pouvaient ont été encouragés à travailler à …
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CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS June 24-25, 2021 Sponsored by the Canadian Historical Association (CHA) In the past year, archives and libraries have closed (either permanently or periodically), non-essential international travel has been heavily discouraged or impossible, and anyone who can has been encouraged to work from home. In these circumstances, historians have had to adapt how …
The policy briefing of the Royal Society of Canada on the importance of building on missed opportunities in the history of public health is now available! From the press release for the policy briefing: COVID-19 has forced us to re-learn the importance of maintaining basic infectious/communicable disease control capacity, and revealed the cost of …
The policy briefing of the Royal Society of Canada on the importance of preserving Covid-19 records is now available! You can read the policy briefing linked in the PDF below. Remembering is a Form of Honouring: Preserving the COVID-19 Archival Record
The third seminar in the Pandemic Histories seminar series is happening July 7th at 7 pm EST. This roundtable seminar “Vaccine Viewpoints: from polio to pandemic influenza,” features Catherine Carstairs, Heather MacDougall, and Christopher Rutty. The CSHM is happy to sponsor Pandemic Histories! More information on the poster below.
Date: June 29, 3PM EST. Duration 1 hour. Title: The Second Wave?: Looking ahead to this fall, through the lens of history and science. An interdisciplinary panel discussion on Covid-19 with public health physician and scientist, Dr. Doug Manuel, and historians Dr. Esyllt Jones and Dr. Christopher Rutty. Hosted by: Ingenium: Canada’s Museums of …
The third seminar in the Pandemic Histories seminar series is happening July 7th at 7 pm EST. This roundtable seminar “Vaccine Viewpoints: from polio to pandemic influenza,” features Catherine Carstairs, Heather MacDougall, and Christopher Rutty. The CSHM is happy to sponsor Pandemic Histories! More information on the poster below.
