Archives & Special Collections will be closed all day on Tuesday, November 15th, 2022. We apologize for the inconvenience. Research inquiries can be directed to [email protected].

Have you registered yet for the Beyond Resettlement conference? For information and to register, see: carleton.ca/uganda-collect…

Register now for the Beyond Resettlement conference. Am I talking to you specifically? You know what, I just might be...
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Registration is now open for the Beyond Resettlement: Exploring the History of the Ugandan Asian Community in Exile conference.

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Registration is now open for the Beyond Resettlement: Exploring the History of the Ugandan Asian Community in Exile conference!

To register, see: carleton.ca/uganda-collect…

Congratulations Shezan Muhammedi, PhD on your successful book launch — the first major oral history project dedicated to the stories of Ugandan Asian #refugees in Canada 🇨🇦! 🎉👏

🔗 Check out our Q&A with the author here: bit.ly/3SlI2qR

Meet Shezan Muhammedi (Shezan Muhammedi, PhD), author of GIFTS FROM AMIN, policy analyst with the gov't of Canada, and professor at CU_History. A former program officer with FOCUS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE, Shezan's experiences as the child of a Ugandan Asian refugee fuel his passion to help displaced peoples.

MacOdrum Library's Professional Achievement Award winners, Joanne Rumig and Chris Trainor. We have such wonderful people I'm going to cry.
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In line with the rest of the Carleton University campus, the Library will continue to require masks and will be ensuring visitors have completed their daily screening before entering.

This issue of M Magazine highlights some of our work. Our Researcher in Residence, our upcoming Ugandan Asian Community resettlement conference, the Carleton Library Series, and an interview with an amazing student employees. Oh, and our Twitter cat.
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In November, Archives & Special Collections participated in a workshop on experiential learning. See this
Canadian Network on Humanitarian History blog post for a link to the presentation by Professor Dominique Marshall (@Dominiq92516944) on collaborating with ASC: bit.ly/3AL7qhJ

January 10 to 31 information:

Level 2 open at 50% capacity for study and limited face to face services.

Print collection accessible by scan on demand, curbside pickup, or mail delivery.

Archives and Special Collections consultation by appointment only.

In response to the recent announcement by the University around a response to the Omicron variant, we are introducing some changes to our operations this December and in January. We will continue to update these plans as needed. Find them here:
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It’s #GivingTuesday ! We are fundraising for the #UgandanAsian Archive fund and the Beyond Resettlement conference hosted by MacOdrum Library in 2022.

Donations made today may be matched!

Consider making a #GivingTuesday donation here: bit.ly/uaa2022

In a few minutes it will be #GivingTuesday ! We are fundraising for the Beyond Resettlement conference hosted by MacOdrum Library in 2022.

Donations made starting at midnight may be matched!

Consider making a #GivingTuesday donation on @TheFutureFunder: bit.ly/uaa2022

Tomorrow we are participating in #GivingTuesday ! Consider donating to the Beyond Resettlement conference and the #UgandanAsian Archive fund: bit.ly/uaa2022

On Tuesday, November 30th, we will be fundraising for the Beyond Resettlement conference hosted by the Carleton Library in 2022. This conference will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the #UgandanAsian expulsion.

Consider donating on #GivingTuesday : bit.ly/uaa2022

On Nov.9 watch Tracey P. Lauriault David Dean Hugh Reid &I on teaching with Archives & Special Collections, MacOdrum Library: 'Spotlight on Experiential Learning: Instructor panel with the Library (Maps, Archives, Rare Books and Ottawa Resource Room)'. Register here 👉 carleton.ca/tls/cu-events/… CU_History Carleton's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Just a reminder that our library study space is currently closed. Online services are still up and running and so is our curbside pickup.