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Two Spirit History Workshop Series
Jan - May 2022
Archival research and writing workshops for Indigenous and LGBTQ+ community scholars.
Learning about historical understandings of gender and sexuality in our communities.
Hosted by Dr. Kai Pyle in partnership with the Tkaronto CIRCLE Lab
www.tkarontocirclelab.com/2s-history
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The Two-Spirit History Workshop Series, taking place between January-May, 2022 will bring together aspiring community archivists for a virtual workshop series on archival research focused on the historical gender and sexuality diversity in Indigenous communities in North America.
With support from Dr. Pyle and the facilitation team from the Tkaronto CIRCLE Lab, participants will collectively work through the process of researching and writing about these topics, with the intention of publishing the results in an edited volume.
The workshop series will include ten 90-minute virtual workshop sessions and is an opportunity to learn to use archival research to learn about historical understandings of gender and sexuality in our communities. Participants will get personalized archival research support, and an opportunity to be published in an edited volume.
Applications are closed for the program