The summer 2011 newsletter of the International Federation for Research in Women's History/Fédération Internationale Pour La Recherche En Histoire Des Femmes has just been published. To access a copy of this newsletter, or to see further information about the work of the IFRWH, please visit the IFRWH's home page: http://www.ifrwh.com/. Read More...

The CCWH is pleased to announce its official sponsorship of the next Berkshire Conference on the History of Women (Big Berks), which will be held in 2014 at the University of Toronto. Read More...

Katrina Ackerman’s talk, “Not In The Atlantic Provinces: The Abortion Debate in New Brunswick, 1980-1987” (presented at Congress in May 2011) has received some press: http://dailygleaner.canadaeast.com/cityregion/article/1411314. Read More...

Please join us for the following CCWH-CCHF events at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association, Fredericton, May 30-June 1. Read More...

Thomas A. Edge Archives & Special Collections and Athabasca University invite you and a guest to celebrate the launch of Alberta Women’s Memory Project website and collection Wednesday, March 2, 2011, 4:00– 7:00 p.m., at the City of Edmonton Archives in the Governor’s Room 10440 - 108 Avenue Edmonton, AB. Read More...

The purpose of the Hilda Neatby Prize in Women's History, awarded since 1982 by the CCWH at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association, is to encourage the publication of scholarly articles on women's history in Canadian journals and books. Read More...

ALBERTA WOMEN'S HISTORY: OPEN CALL FOR HISTORICAL MATERIALS

The Alberta Women's Memory Project (AWMP) is digitizing original historical materials that document the history of women in Alberta, Canada.  They will be made available to students and the public on our website: http://awmp.athabascau.ca/. Read More...

This year, to mark the 50th anniversary of second wave feminism activism in Canada, women from across the country are rallying to document our struggles and successes. Read More...

You are invited to attend the combined book launch of Mills, The Empire Within; Dubinsky, Babies Without Borders; and Austin, You Don’t Play With Revolution, on May 31, at Congress. View poster.

University of Manitoba Press and University of Toronto Press invite you to
join us as we celebrate the launch of four new books in our Studies in
Culture and Immigration Series and Studies in Gender and History Series at
the Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences: Read More...

ONTARIO WOMEN’S HISTORY NETWORK CONFERENCE
Toronto: Friday April 30th-Saturday May 1st Read More...

You are invited to a book launch!
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The December 2009 edition of the IFRWH Newsletter is now available.

Nominations Due 1 February 2010 Read More...