A new article in Communication and Medicine 20.3 uses conversation analysis to explore communication challenges for people living with dementia and for those who care for them. Read the research: bit.ly/cam203d #MedicalResearch

Learn more about Canadian #Multiculturalism through the lens of the Canadian men’s national soccer team, and a historical investigation of its intersection with race, ethnicity, and nationalism. Read the full article in JCS 60.1: bit.ly/jcs60-1d Ornella Nzindukiyimana

Join authors Walter DeKeseredy and Martin D. Schwartz on June 22, at 2:30 pm EST for a timely discussion on their latest book, Sport and Violence Against Women. Moderated by Kim Dubé. Register for the webinar here: bit.ly/4unHzHf #GenderInequity #Misogyny #Sports Canadian Sociological Association

Read a new article in Modern Drama 69.1 exploring Miranda Rose Hall’s dramatic monologue A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction and how it addresses the uncontainable reality of global warming. Read more: bit.ly/MD69-1e #DramaStudies

Discover the findings in the “State of States” issue of the Journal of Education Human Resources! This issue includes statistics on funding priorities, funding formula changes, human resources initiatives, alternative school funding, and more: https://bit.ly/JEHR44s1 #HR #School

“After years of losing much of my faith in moral clarity and hope itself, Rabbi Rosove has the antidote.” @mayimbialik.bsky.social Finding Your Moral Compass offers guidance, meaning, and a sense of shared humanity to anyone navigating challenging times: bit.ly/48RD9jv #JewishValues

This issue of Eighteenth-Century Fiction includes reflections on the lost pocket diaries of Jane Austen; and citation strategies used by Jaucourt and others in the Encyclopédie. Explore the full issue: https://bit.ly/ECF381 University of Michigan #JaneAusten #Jaucourt

We are attending the Canadian Political Science Association Conference at @uottawa.ca! Drop by to explore titles in political science, including No I in Team, recently shortlisted for the Donald Smiley Prize: bit.ly/4uYXPPm @jaredwesley.ca @alexmarland.bsky.social @mireillelalancette.bsky.social

In the new issue of JCCPE (5.1), researchers examine the role of adaptive informal governance in addressing climate change impacts through a caste study on street vendor practices in Johannesburg, South Africa. Read more: bit.ly/JCCPE5-1c C40 Cities

Discover the latest issue of Canadian Theatre Review for new research examining Black women’s relationships with caregiving and its representations in popular culture. Read the full article: bit.ly/CTR204-i #TheatreStudies

UTP author Dimitry Anastakis stopped by our booth at the 2026 Canadian Historical Association Annual Meeting! Join us at the University of Prince Edward Island until June 3rd and learn more about L.R. “Red” Wilson, A Canadian Journey, and browse our titles in History. @CndHistAssoc #cdnhist

Read a new article in the Canadian Journal of Film and Media Studies (35.1) exploring how filmmaker Kamal Aljafari reclaims Palestinian space through the medium of film. Read the full article online: bit.ly/CJFMS35-1a #PalestinianCinema #FilmResearch

"Public sector leaders are searching for ways to ensure that their country will be among the few that will successfully navigate through an unprecedented period of change." Read Jocelyne Bourgon's LinkedIn newsletter, "A Most Meaningful Time": bit.ly/49zW2YA

TRIC is seeking submissions in both English and French engaging with Canadian or Québécois theatre. Read the full #CallforPapers online: bit.ly/TRIC-CFP#CallforPapers#RechercheThéâtrale #TheatreResearch #CFP

New research examines ethics and transparency in interpreting communication between occupational therapists and care home residents with acquired brain injury. Discover the findings: bit.ly/jalpp193a #AppliedLinguistics #ResearchEthics

Follow a case study analyzing the #InteractionalChallenges in a couple including an individual with #Dementia of the Alzheimer type. Researchers used known-answer questions and observed the resulting communication imbalance. Learn more in QRCDD 17.1: bit.ly/qrcdd17-1d

In Life Lines, a graphic biography about caring for aging parents, Joshua Roth documents his father’s life and accomplishments to honour him and ease his transition into a new stage of life while keeping them both engaged in a positive way: https://bit.ly/48zq7qy #ElderCare #Family

We are attending the 2026 Canadian Historical Association Annual Meeting at the University of Prince Edward Island! Visit our booth to explore our featured titles in History. Canadian Historical Association | Société historique du Canada #History #CanadianHistory

Now available through JAMMI #AdvanceAccess: a new article offers a systematic review and network meta-analysis of influenza vaccination in solid #organtransplant recipients. Read the research: bit.ly/JAMMIAA-f McMaster Faculty of Health Sciences

Associate Acquisitions Editor Jodi Litvin is set up at the 2026 Canadian Society for the Study of Education Conference at @uwinnipeg.bsky.social from today until June 3rd. Stop by to chat about new and upcoming journals and books in education!

We are all set up at the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies Annual Conference! Visit us from May 31-June 2 at York University to explore our featured titles in Jewish Studies. @yorkuniversity.bsky.social

Read a new study examining how #Translators exercise political agency and how a translator’s rewriting can be used to reinforce and strengthen an author’s ideological position. Learn more in Gender & Language 20.1: bit.ly/gl20-1c

Read new research from a qualitative study of provincial #PublicSector workers, and the role the state plays in intervening into systematically targeted families and communities to serve “the public good.” Read more in JCS 60.1: bit.ly/jcs60-1c Royal Roads University SSHRC | CRSH

Lost for centuries, a funerary inscription is rewriting the history of one of Pompeii's most powerful families. Researchers from Brock University explore in Mouseion 21.2: https://bit.ly/mous212a #Pompeii #Archaeology #AncientRome

In the latest issue of QRCDD Volume 17, Issue 1, researchers observed children reading their own written material to determine how their behaviour differed from traditional miscue analysis studies. Learn more: bit.ly/qrcdd17-1c Kelly Koch University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder)

Read a new #AdvanceAccess case report from JAMMI exploring dual paradoxical reactions in tuberculous lymphadenitis during and after pregnancy. Read the full article online: bit.ly/JAMMIAA-e Schulich WesternU

“This engaging translation is a breath of fresh air that reveals the dynamic spirit of classical Muslim thought. Compelling reading for students and specialists alike.” Ebrahim Moosa, University of Notre Dame Discover this title: https://bit.ly/4npnFJn #Philosophy #MuslimHistory

This JVME 53.2 study seeks to understand the relationship between academic/professional stretch and intense self-doubt in a population of #veterinary educators, with the aim of better supporting learning in workplace environments: https://bit.ly/JVME532e Royal Veterinary College

What are the uses of historical testimony for artists and audiences? How can #art and other forms of #representation challenge our understanding of history? The Journal of History is seeking research that answers these questions and more: https://bit.ly/4c3zIqw#art#representation#CallForPapers

In the Journal of Canadian Studies 60.1 contributors study performances of Blackface in Halifax in the mid 1830-60s. The shows were met with critical reviews but shifting reactions contributed to anti-Black racism in Halifax. Learn more: bit.ly/jcs60-1b Department of History, Saint Mary’s University

In honour of Jewish Heritage Month, UTP recognizes the broad range of vibrant writers in the Jewish community sharing vulnerable family stories and highly researched historical narratives. Find the titles here: bit.ly/3Pyy610 #JewishHeritageMonth

In Volume 21, Issue 2 of Mouseion, new research uncovers a lost Pompeii inscription, rare Hellenistic clay votives from Mytilene, ancient Kerdylion excavations, and more. Explore the findings: bit.ly/MOUS212 #Archaeology #ClassicalStudies #AncientWorld CAC - SCÉC

Are you researching Canadian theatre, design, festivals, or performance technologies? Submit your article or forum piece to the journal’s Spring 2027 issue. More details: bit.ly/TRIC-CFP #CanadianTheatre #TheatreStudies #CallForPapers

Can archival records rewrite our understanding of gender, class, and power in Canadian history? The Black Box by Carman Miller shows how the Borden women defined their place in society. Discover the story: bit.ly/42nmyk4  #WomensHistory #SocialHistory 

For Whitlam’s Berlin Tours, Jonny Whitlam | Berlin Guide 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 interviews Samuel Huneke about his new book I Will Not Abandon You: Queer Women in Nazi Germany. The two discuss laws that criminalize homosexuality, Weimar-era queer magazines, and more. https://bit.ly/49BK28R #LGBTQHistory #QueerGermany

Learn more about how #ParliamentaryDiscourse becomes gendered using corpus #Linguistic and discourse-oriented approaches to investigate Bulgarian, Polish, and Slovene parliaments during the pandemic. Read the full article in Gender & Language 20.1: bit.ly/gl20-1b Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino

The new issue of the Canadian Journal of Film and #MediaStudies (35.1) explores the concept of an “accidental trilogy”, the transformation of the Canadian children’s television industry; Kuwait’s often overlooked contributions to the industry; & more: bit.ly/CJFMS35-1

The latest issue of Canadian Theatre Review (Volume 204) spotlights Creative Care, examining how #caregiving shapes artistic practice; mirrors social hierarchies; and reflects the core values of theatre and performance. Read the issue: bit.ly/CTR204#caregiving

Congratulations to Caroline Schuster, 2026 Kate Browne Creativity in Research Award winner for Forecasts! A powerful story of climate risk, insurance, and one family's resilience in Paraguay. Read the full announcement: https://bit.ly/3Prrz8h Carly Schuster

New #AdvanceAccess research from JAMMI examines nearly two decades of population-based surveillance data to track the rising incidence of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales (CPE) in Toronto and Peel Region. Read the study: bit.ly/JAMMIAA-d Research at Sinai Health

“An insightful book underlining the character and the making of a great Canadian who forged a path through the foreign service, to the public service, and to the apex of #business. Lynton Ronald ‘Red’ Wilson: the best of Canada.” Howard Green, Author https://bit.ly/4u7cCHy

A new study in COMMED 20.3 examines nurses’ perspectives on consultations in the treatment of atrial fibrillation to discover whether and how nurses support patient participation and how they talk about it. Read the article: bit.ly/cam203c #Nursing

To recognize Jewish Heritage Month, UTP has made a select list of journal articles free to read for the month May, covering topics in Jewish culture & history, graphic novels, language, urban cultural sites, and more. Find the full reading list online: bit.ly/3Pyy610

A new study in QRCDD 17.1 uses #ConversationalAnalysis to examine methods of teaching vocabulary to students with #AlternativeCommunication. Discover how the analysis helped identify areas of improvement. Read the full issue: https://bit.ly/qrcdd17-1b

New research in Modern Drama 69.1 explores Chantal Bilodeau’s ongoing Arctic Cycle Project, dramaturgy of cognitive ecology, and the significance of integrating climate change issues into theatre. Learn more: bit.ly/MD69-1d #TheatreStudies

Explore the Anniversary edition of the Journal of Canadian Studies 60.1, featuring articles that deconstruct #Multiculturalism in Canada, examine Alberta’s populist and socialist movement, highlight women’s experiences in the #CanadianArmedForces, and more. Read the issue: bit.ly/jcs60-1

Theatre Research in Canada welcomes submissions exploring theatricality, performativity, race, gender, identity, and beyond. Articles due June 12 | Forum pieces due October 15. Full details: bit.ly/TRIC-CFP #TheatreResearch #PerformanceStudies #CFP

In recognition of Jewish Heritage Month, UTP has collected a reading list of impactful titles and journal articles highlighting Jewish voices, experiences, and values. Discover the full list of titles in our Jewish Heritage Month newsletter: bit.ly/3Pyy610 #JewishHistory

Gender & Language Volume 20, Issue 1 investigates #GenderedBias in a variety of situations, from parliament, to football commentary, to masculine vocal styles. Read these studies and further book reviews online: bit.ly/gl20-1

New #AdvanceAccess articles from JAMMI are available. Read a new article exploring the first endogenous case of Blastomyces dermatitidis ARDS in an immunocompetent man in Newfoundland and Labrador: bit.ly/JAMMIAA-c #MedicalResearch @munmed.bsky.social