✨ Annual Jackman Lecture in the Humanities ✨ This year, Simon Coleman will explore how England’s cathedrals - once dismissed as dinosaurs and relics of the past - have reemerged as powerful spaces of public religion, attracting millions of visitors each year. Info: uoft.me/AJL2025

📢 The JHI invites applications for the 2026–27 Critical Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship, a 1 year fellowship supporting a recent PhD. Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Apply by Nov 25, 2025 | 4pm EST 🔗 More info: uoft.me/cdh26-27 #digitalhumanities #DH #postdoc #postdoctoral

✨ Are you our next New Media & Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow? You might be if you’re: ✔️ A recent PhD in the humanities ✔️ Working in new media / journalism ✔️ Bringing research to the public Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Deadline: Nov 25, 2025 🔗 uoft.me/nmph26-27

✨ Join the Jackman Humanities Institute’s Circle of Fellows in 2026-27! Apply for our Visiting Public Humanities Faculty Fellowship 🧩 Annual Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Deadline: Nov 25, 2025 | 4pm EST 🔗 Details & FAQs: uoft.me/vph26-27 #PublicHumanities #ResearchFellowship

📢Deadline coming up! Faculty @utoronto.ca - don't miss your chance to be a Supervisor for Scholars in Residence (SiR)! Pairing undergraduate students with faculty supervisors, SiR fosters closeknit, multidisciplinary humanities communities. Apply by November 19 Info uoft.me/sir-2026

Meet U of T student Chloe Gordon-Chow, curator of the JHI's Art Exhibition Proof of Life. The exhibition includes works by Ernesto Cabral de Luna, boring earth, Shannon Garden-Smith, and Jenine Marsh. Profile uoft.me/bXH

📰 The October 30 JHI Newsletter is here! Featuring: 🎧 Podcast Series 2, Episode 5 🖼️ Meet the Curator 💰 Funding Calls 📅 Upcoming Events …and more! 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

🌿 Death, nature, and renewal. Chris Miller and Melissa Gismondi discuss the growing movement toward natural or “green” burials and what these practices reveal about our relationship with death, nature, and the cycles of life. 🎧 Listen now uoft.me/jhi-podcast @cmillerphd.bsky.social

✨ Annual Jackman Lecture in the Humanities ✨ This year, Simon Coleman will explore how England’s cathedrals - once dismissed as dinosaurs and relics of the past - have reemerged as powerful spaces of public religion, attracting millions of visitors each year. Info: uoft.me/AJL2025

📰 Don't miss out! Be the first to find out about our funding calls and events by signing up for our newsletter Next issue comes out October 30. Subscribe uoft.me/jhi-news

📢 The JHI invites applications for the 2026–27 Critical Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship, a 1 year fellowship supporting a recent PhD. Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Apply by Nov 25, 2025 | 4pm EST 🔗 More info: uoft.me/cdh26-27 #digitalhumanities #DH #postdoc #postdoctoral

✨ Are you our next New Media & Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow? You might be if you’re: ✔️ A recent PhD in the humanities ✔️ Working in new media / journalism ✔️ Bringing research to the public Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Deadline: Nov 25, 2025 🔗 uoft.me/nmph26-27

🎉 Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday to celebrate the launch of Eric Jennings' book Vanilla The History of an Extraordinary Bean. Eric is Chair and Distinguished Professor in History and worked on his book while he was a JHI Faculty Research Fellow in 2022-23. 👏 Congratulations Eric!

✨ Join the Jackman Humanities Institute’s Circle of Fellows in 2026-27! Apply for our Visiting Public Humanities Faculty Fellowship 🧩 Annual Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Deadline: Nov 25, 2025 | 4pm EST 🔗 Details & FAQs: uoft.me/vph26-27 #PublicHumanities #ResearchFellowship

🎙️Have you been listening to Humanities at Large? This season explores life and death in ancient Greece, Indigenous histories, the songs of Black cowboys, Canadian "print nationalism", natural burials, and reimagined Iraqi marshlands. Haven’t tuned in yet? Check it out 👇 uoft.me/jhi-podcast

🤖 Who’s Afraid of AI? 📅 Arts Festival: Oct 19–25, 2025 📅 Conference: Oct 23–24, 2025 This week-long inquiry explores how AI is shaping creativity, collective imagination, and intelligence itself. Keynotes by Geoffrey Hinton and Fei-Fei Li 👉 Learn more https://uoft.me/ai-2026

‘Who’s Afraid of AI?’: #UofT event asks what kind of AI future we want 💻 uoft.me/bVK

🎭 This Friday is your last chance to catch this celebratory performance intervention marking the 100th anniversary of revolutionary theorist Frantz Fanon’s birth, featuring short plays that imagine Fanon in dialogue with anti-colonial thinkers he never met. Info 👉 https://uoft.me/fanon

✨ Annual Jackman Lecture in the Humanities ✨ This year, Simon Coleman will explore how England’s cathedrals - once dismissed as dinosaurs and relics of the past - have reemerged as powerful spaces of public religion, attracting millions of visitors each year. Info: uoft.me/AJL2025

You're invited to the WGSI Research Seminar with Gina Starblanket. Only a few seats left! October 22 | 4-5:30pm www.eventbrite.com/e...

📰 The October 16 JHI newsletter just dropped! Featuring: 🎙️ Podcast Series 2 Episode 4 🎤 Jackman Annual Lecture 🎬 UTM/JHI Seminar 📅 Events …and more 👉 Read now mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

🎙️ 📚 Books, Amazon, algorithms... and democracy. Julien Lefort-Favreau explores Canadian “print nationalism” and why publishing still matters for public life. 🎧 uoft.me/jhi-podcast @julienlf.bsky.social

📢Scholars in Residence is always a JHI highlight! Pairing undergraduate students with faculty supervisors, SiR fosters closeknit, multidisciplinary humanities communities Interested in becoming a Faculty Supervisor? Apply by November 19 EligibiIity and info uoft.me/sir-2026

📸 “i don’t do math” is a photographic series by Ann Piché on dyscalculia. By pairing abstract images with formulas, the exhibition makes visible both the frustrations and the resilience of those navigating a world shaped by numbers. Check it out before it's gone 👉 https://uoft.me/bQI

🎭 You’re invited to a 3-night celebratory performance intervention marking the 100th anniversary of revolutionary theorist Frantz Fanon’s birth. Each evening will feature short plays that imagine Fanon in dialogue with anti-colonial thinkers he never met. Info 👉 https://uoft.me/fanon

📢 Call for Proposals: DH2026 📍 Daejeon, South Korea 🇰🇷 📅 July 27-31, 2026 🎯 Theme: "Engagement" Submissions: Oct 8 - Dec 8, 2025 Hybrid conference w/ AI translation support More info: dh2026.adho.org/cfp/ #DH2026 #ADHO #KADH

👋Faculty @utoronto.ca ! Want to amplify your research? join us for a workshop about JHI funding opportunities available to faculty members, including Fellowships, Scholars-in-Residence, Working Groups and Program for the Arts. Register: uoft.me/JHI-funding-...

Marxist theory has always moved through translation - across languages, registers, and cultural settings. This 3 day workshop asks: Is Marxism still a living theory with strategies for liberation across time and space? October 16-18 Thursday's event is open to all Info https://uoft.me/bRg

Marxist theory has always moved through translation - across languages, registers, and cultural settings. This 3 day workshop asks: Is Marxism still a living theory with strategies for liberation across time and space? October 16-18 Thursday's event is open to all Info https://uoft.me/bRg

📢 The JHI invites applications for the 2026–27 Critical Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship, a 1 year fellowship supporting a recent PhD. Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Apply by Nov 25, 2025 | 4pm EST 🔗 More info: uoft.me/cdh26-27 #digitalhumanities #DH #postdoc #postdoctoral

✨ Are you our next New Media & Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow? You might be if you’re: ✔️ A recent PhD in the humanities ✔️ Working in new media / journalism ✔️ Bringing research to the public Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Deadline: Nov 25, 2025 🔗 uoft.me/nmph26-27

Tomorrow! Join Paul Downes for a talk about Andreas Malm’s How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2021) and its film adaptation, exploring how violence is defined and justified in environmental activism. 📍 Northrop Frye Centre, Victoria College 📅 October 7, 2025 | 5:00–7:00pm ℹ️ https://uoft.me/bRG

✨ Join the Jackman Humanities Institute’s Circle of Fellows in 2026-27! Apply for our Visiting Public Humanities Faculty Fellowship 🧩 Annual Theme: Doubles, Doppelgangers 📅 Deadline: Nov 25, 2025 | 4pm EST 🔗 Details & FAQs: uoft.me/vph26-27

🎧 With Opened Mouths: The Podcast brings artists, poets, performers, activists & curators into the conversation, giving them space to speak in their own voices. Qanita Lilla reflects on how podcasting extends dialogue beyond the museum and shapes her curatorial practice. 👉 https://uoft.me/bSN

🤖 Who’s Afraid of AI? 📅 Arts Festival: Oct 19–25, 2025 📅 Conference: Oct 23–24, 2025 This week-long inquiry explores how AI is shaping creativity, collective imagination, and intelligence itself. Keynotes by Geoffrey Hinton and Fei-Fei Li 👉 Learn more https://uoft.me/ai-2026

Join Paul Downes for a talk about Andreas Malm’s How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2021) and its film adaptation, exploring how violence is defined and justified in environmental activism. 📍 Northrop Frye Centre, Victoria College 📅 October 7, 2025 | 5:00–7:00pm ℹ️ https://uoft.me/bRG

📰 The October 2 JHI newsletter is out! Featuring: 🎙️ Podcast Series 2 Episode 3 + JHB podcast studio 🎙️ Qanita Lilla and the With Opened Mouths podcast 📣 Fellowship calls 📅 Events …and more 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

👋Faculty @utoronto.ca ! Want to amplify your research? join us for a workshop about JHI funding opportunities available to faculty members, including Fellowships, Scholars-in-Residence, Working Groups and Program for the Arts. Register: uoft.me/JHI-funding-...

🎙️When you picture a cowboy, who comes to mind? John Wayne? Karina Vernon shares another history, one told through the songs of Black cowboys, revealing a hidden archive that stretches from the Canadian prairies to Texas cattle drives and back to West Africa. 🎧 uoft.me/jhi-podcast

📢Scholars in Residence is always a JHI highlight! Pairing undergraduate students with faculty supervisors, SiR fosters closeknit, multidisciplinary humanities communities Interested in becoming a Faculty Supervisor? Apply by November 19 EligibiIity and info uoft.me/sir-2026

Join U of T’s university-wide commemoration for Orange Shirt Day & the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in the Great Hall at Hart House. In-person & livestream options available. uoft.me/bRU #OrangeShirtDay #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters #UofT

Survivors’ Flag raised across #UofT ahead of Orange Shirt Day & the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 🧡 uoft.me/bRP

📰 So many things happening already! Don't miss out - be the first to find out about our funding calls and events by signing up for our newsletter. Next issue comes out October 1. Subscribe uoft.me/jhi-news

🎶🎭 Medieval theatre with a twist! JHI’s Medieval World Drama Working Group, with PLS & CRRS, presents The Strong Man / Soul and Body, with live music, puppets & merriment. Sept 30–Oct 8 across Toronto. 📍 JHB 100: Oct 2 & 3 💻 Zoom: Oct 2 ℹ️ More info: https://uoft.me/bRw

🎭 You’re invited to a 3-night celebratory performance intervention marking the 100th anniversary of revolutionary theorist Frantz Fanon’s birth. Each evening will feature short plays that imagine Fanon in dialogue with anti-colonial thinkers he never met. Info 👉 https://uoft.me/fanon

Marxist theory has always moved through translation - across languages, registers, and cultural settings. This 3 day workshop asks: Is Marxism still a living theory with strategies for liberation across time and space? October 16-18 Thursday's event is open to all Info https://uoft.me/bRg

📸 “i don’t do math” is a photographic series by Ann Piché on dyscalculia. By pairing abstract images with formulas, the exhibition makes visible both the frustrations and the resilience of those navigating a world shaped by numbers. Free and open to all 👉 https://uoft.me/bQI

👋Faculty @utoronto.ca ! Want to amplify your research? join us for a workshop about JHI funding opportunities available to faculty members, including Fellowships, Scholars-in-Residence, Working Groups and Program for the Arts. Register: uoft.me/JHI-funding-...

📖 Our 2024-25 Year in Review has arrived! Browse this overview of activities that took place during our theme year "Undergrounds/Underworlds", including our Art Exhibition, Fellows, Research Communities, Working Groups, Program for the Arts, and so much more! 👉 https://uoft.me/YiR

🎥 Attend the screening of this cinematic time capsule of Cold War Albania, which interlaces fiction and documentary to probe collective memory, socialist mythologies, and the post-socialist condition. With artist Armando Lulaj and art historian/curator Raino Isto. Info: uoft.me/bMt