Karen Dubinsky's Strangely, Friends is the winner of the 2026 Wilson Prize! @kdubin.bsky.social Learn more: wilson.humanities.mcmaster.ca/news/2026-wi...

Congratulations to @kdubin.bsky.social! Strangely, Friends is on the shortlist for the Canadian Historical Association’s Best (English-Language) Scholarly Book in Canadian History Prize. Learn more about the book on our website: btlbooks.com/book/a-histo...

Congratulations to Cheryl Troupe, John Sandlos, @arnkeeling.bsky.social, @tinaadcock.bsky.social, @kdubin.bsky.social, & @micahtrue.bsky.social

Strangely, Friends by @kdubin.bsky.social is on @mcnallyrobinson.com's Best Sellers list this week! Learn more about the book: btlbooks.com/book/a-histo...

On Friday October 24 at 7pm, @kdubin.bsky.social & Jorge Nállim present an evening on Cuban-Canadian encounters through music, art, politics and more at the Winnipeg launch of Strangely Friends. Co-presented by @btlbooks.com and @chrrumanitoba.bsky.social. - mailchi.mp/grant/karen-...

Now available! Strangely, Friends: A History of Cuban-Canadian Encounters by @kdubin.bsky.social! From the classrooms of Havana to the jazz clubs of Toronto, this book captures the enduring bonds forged through music, education, and mutual curiosity. Learn more: tinyurl.com/StrangelyFri...

While I’m happy to see U of Toronto welcome progressive scholars Jason Stanley, Marci Shore and Timothy Snyder, let’s see Canada offer positions and sanctuary to those teaching and studying at US schools who are being rounded up by ICE gestapo for thought crimes.