Nov 18th, 2024
A University of Windsor professor has been elected to membership in the American Antiquarian Society.
Ashley Glassburn
Dr. Ashley Glassburn and Loyell Bigjohn will introduce participants to Myaamia and Anishinaabemowin through the game Paapankamwa Iilweeta (Fox Says) at Art Windsor-Essex.
Oct 16th, 2024
Women’s and Gender Studies professor Ashley Glassburn and alumnus Loyell Bigjohn will lead an interactive game at Art Windsor-Essex (AWE) on Thursday, offering participants a chance to learn regional Indigenous languages in a hands-on way.
On Thursday, Oct. 17, Dr. Glassburn and Bigjohn will introduce participants to Myaamia and Anishinaabemowin through the game Paapankamwa Iilweeta (Fox Says) as part of AWE’s Love Languages exhibit.
Students in the May 2024 course “Indigenous Relations in Costa Rica” will explore how to build meaningful relationship across Indigenous nations.
Nov 14th, 2023
Students in the May 2024 course “Indigenous Relations in Costa Rica” will explore how to build meaningful relationship across Indigenous nations.
Prof. Ashley Glassburn will present “Thinking, Writing, Speaking Myaamia: Language reclamation for life-long learners” Thursday, March 23.
Mar 21st, 2023
Prof. Ashley Glassburn will present “Thinking, Writing, Speaking Myaamia: Language reclamation for life-long learners” Thursday, March 23.
Ashley Glassburn will deliver a lecture “Indigenous Language Loss and Epistemic Value” Nov. 16 in celebration of World Philosophy Day.
Nov 15th, 2022
Ashley Glassburn will deliver a lecture “Indigenous Language Loss and Epistemic Value” Nov. 16 in celebration of World Philosophy Day.
A January presentation by journalist Naomi Klein is a highlight of the Humanities Research Group’s 2020-21 calendar.
Sep 3rd, 2020
The Humanities Research Group will present a series of events this academic year on the theme of “Embodied Experience.”