Catherine Diyakonov studies global risk and governance across the humanities and sciences. Her project uses the Russo-Ukrainian War to examine how trust in institutions and democracies can shift during crisis. Learn more: https://uoft.me/cjO

🚨Deadline TOMORROW (April 21)🚨 Are you, or do you know, an advanced University of Toronto humanities undergrad? The JHI is offering scholarships, office space and access to mentors to advanced undergrads for their research during our theme year Doubles, Doppelgangers. Apply https://uoft.me/cem

Congratulations to our 2026-27 Chancellor Jackman Graduate Fellows: 👏 Melanie K. Ng 👏 Ridhima Sharma 👏 Chu Wang They'll join us in July for our Doubles/Doppelgangers theme year! Full announcement https://uoft.me/cjN

📰 The April 16 JHI Newsletter is out! Featuring 2026–27 Graduate Fellows, fellows profiles, a working group spotlight, free workshops, and upcoming events. 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

Get up to $15,000 for your idea! Sponsored by UTM & the JHI, the aim of the Annual Seminar is to create an intellectual community that addresses a topic of scholarly importance, and which includes a public humanities component. More info https://uoft.me/brD

🎬 What does it mean to stay attached to life in the face of forces that seem to negate it? This talk looks at how queer cinema reshapes space and time, exploring how film engages with absence, pressure, and persistence across a range of works 👉 https://uoft.me/ciZ

📅 Tomorrow! Join the JHI for a practical workshop on converting your CV into a resume that will speak to employers outside of academia, covering how to reframe your research, writing, + analytical skills in language that resonates, without losing what makes your work valuable. https://uoft.me/cg5

💥Are you, or do you know, an advanced University of Toronto humanities undergrad? The JHI is offering scholarships, office space and access to mentors to advanced undergrads for their research during our theme year Doubles, Doppelgangers. 📅 Deadline to apply is April 21 👉 https://uoft.me/cem

💰 Call for Proposals! Have you got an idea for collaborative, interdisciplinary humanities research? Your group can get space at the JHI for meetings and funding for events for one year. JHI Working Group applications are due by May 12, 2026 More info https://uoft.me/chT

Join the JHI for a practical workshop on converting your CV into a resume that will speak to employers outside of academia, covering how to reframe your research, writing, and analytical skills in language that resonates, without losing what makes your work valuable. https://uoft.me/cg5

The next session in the CRIS–JHI Book Publishing Series focuses on what happens after publication, with practical advice from faculty authors, a New Books Network editor, and a prize committee member. UTORid req'd More info: uoft.me/ciK

How can the body become a medium for art? This presentation explores an art–science research-creation practice that uses biophysical sensing to create interactive and computational artworks. Free public event! https://uoft.me/cgK

Meet Francesca Econimo - a scholar of philological, linguistic, and historical Classics, whose focus is on Roman literature. Her project examines islands as female domains in Flavian epic poetry. Learn more about Francesca https://uoft.me/chX

📰 The April 2 JHI Newsletter is out! Featuring: 🎬 Angelica Fenner on Die Reise nach Lyon ▶️ Watch: Teresa Heffernan on AI, science, and fiction 💼 Open calls 🛠️ Workshops 📅 Upcoming events …and more. 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up: uoft.me/jhi-news

💰 Call for Proposals! Have you got an idea for collaborative, interdisciplinary humanities research? Your group can get space at the JHI for meetings and funding for events for one year. JHI Working Group applications are due by May 12, 2026 More info https://uoft.me/chT

Angelica Fenner revisits the filming locations of Claudia von Alemann’s 1981 film Die Reise nach Lyon (Blindspot) to explore its place in cinema and women’s history. Her video shares insights from fieldwork, reflection, and analysis. Check it out 👇

▶️ Missed the 2026 Wiegand Memorial Foundation Lecture? It’s now on YouTube. Teresa Heffernan explores how fiction and AI research shape each other, from Alan Turing to Douglas Adams to Demis Hassabis. 👉 Watch here:

Get up to $15,000 for your idea! Sponsored by UTM & the JHI, the aim of the Annual Seminar is to create an intellectual community that addresses a topic of scholarly importance, and which includes a public humanities component. More info https://uoft.me/brD

💥Are you, or do you know, an advanced University of Toronto humanities undergrad? The JHI is offering scholarships, office space and access to mentors to advanced undergrads for their research during our theme year Doubles, Doppelgangers. 📅 Deadline to apply is April 21 👉 https://uoft.me/cem

📚 Publishing your book is just the beginning. Join CRIS and the JHI for Promoting Your Scholarly Book, a session on post-publication strategies, including marketing support, prize submissions, and effective ways to increase your book’s visibility! More https://uoft.me/cg4

🎬 You're invited to a free screening of Stanley Kwan’s Lan Yu (2001) A landmark film, Lan Yu traces a complex relationship marked by intimacy, distance, and devotion, set against the shifting social landscape of contemporary China Info https://uoft.me/cgI

Qanita Lilla is a curator, researcher, and podcaster working on African collections, diaspora artists, and digital access. Her project explores podcasting as a space for trust and solidarity across art collectives. 👉 Learn more: https://uoft.me/cg7

Maira Álvarez studies the U.S.-Mexico border[lands] through interdisciplinary research across Border Studies, Latinx Studies, and Digital Humanities. Her project examines fronteriza literature and multilingual archives. 👉 Learn more: https://uoft.me/cg6

🚨 Deadline Alert! U of T faculty! Get your applications in. If you have an idea for a lecture series, exhibit, or performance and need some funding, apply to the JHI Program for the Arts. Theme is "Doubles, Doppelgangers". Deadline March 24. Info + application link 👇 uoft.me/pfta26-27

📸 We’re delighted to announce Clint Enns as JHI’s 2026–27 Artist in Residence, in partnership with the Department of Visual Studies at UTM. A visual artist, writer, and curator, Enns will join the Circle of Fellows during our theme year Doubles, Doppelgangers. Learn more uoft.me/AiR-Enns

📰 The March 19 JHI Newsletter is here! Featuring: 📣 2026-27 Artist in Residence 📄 Fellows Profiles 🎭 Undergrads at the JHI 💡 Free Workshops 📅 Upcoming Events …and more! 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

Get up to $15,000 for your idea! Sponsored by UTM & the JHI, the aim of the Annual Seminar is to create an intellectual community that addresses a topic of scholarly importance, and which includes a public humanities component. More info https://uoft.me/brD

👋 You’re invited to the panel discussion Not My Mother's Tongue: Engagements With AI which will explore how we are cultivating increasingly trusting relationships with Al, despite its biases and limitations. Supported by JHI's Program for the Arts. https://uoft.me/cao

📰 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 March 19. Subscribe uoft.me/jhi-news

📣 Calling University of Toronto faculty! If you have an idea for a lecture series, exhibit, or performance and need some funding, apply to the JHI Program for the Arts. Our theme next year is "Doubles, Doppelgangers". Deadline March 24. Info + application link 👇 uoft.me/pfta26-27

💥Are you, or do you know, an advanced University of Toronto humanities undergrad? The JHI is offering scholarships, office space and access to mentors to advanced undergrads for their research during our theme year Doubles, Doppelgangers. 📅 Deadline to apply is April 21 👉 https://uoft.me/cem

🚨 Deadline TOMORROW! Apply for our 5-day workshop for post-PhD scholars developing public-facing writing. Learn strategies from creative non-fiction and poetry. Designed for scholars with a clear project and significant research completed. 🔗 Details: uoft.me/c8T

🎶THIS THURSDAY is the world premiere of In Stone, a concert by Eve Egoyan. Written for augmented acoustic piano, the work reflects on the Armenian Genocide and the struggle to hold truth amid denial, drawing on Armenian sacred and folk music and the natural world as witness uoft.me/in-stone

Sanniah Jabeen studies how digital printing and mass production shape South Asian arts. Her project, Handmade in the Age of Mass (Re)Production, explores the material histories and continuity of Ajrak. Jabeen is a 2025–26 JHI Chancellor Jackman Graduate Fellow. 👉 Learn more: https://uoft.me/cdZ

📣 This Wednesday! Join the JHI for this online workshop to navigate timeline planning, outline roles for students, draft a comprehensive budget and secure cash and in-kind contributions. More info: uoft.me/jhi-compelli...

Eve Egoyan, JHI’s 2025–26 Artist in Residence, explores how music can bear witness to history. Her fellowship project, In Stone, reflects on the Armenian Genocide through musical fragments and the natural world as witness. 🔗More info about Eve: https://uoft.me/cdY

👏 Jacqueline Feke will be our 2026-27 Visiting Public Humanities Faculty Fellow. Her fellowship project, Histories of Science, will engage broader audiences through a series of videos explaining the concepts, theories, and practices that shaped the sciences of the past. More https://uoft.me/cdQ

📰 The March 5 JHI Newsletter just dropped! Featuring: 📣 2026-27 JHI Visiting Public Humanities Faculty Fellow 📄 Fellows Profiles 💰 Application Deadlines 💡 Free Workshops 📅 Upcoming Events …and more! 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

👋 You’re invited to the panel discussion Not My Mother's Tongue: Engagements With AI which will explore how we are cultivating increasingly trusting relationships with Al, despite its biases and limitations. Supported by JHI's Program for the Arts. https://uoft.me/cao

📣 Calling University of Toronto faculty! If you have an idea for a lecture series, exhibit, or performance and need some funding, apply to the JHI Program for the Arts. Our theme next year is "Doubles, Doppelgangers". Deadline March 24. Info + application link 👇 uoft.me/pfta26-27

Get up to $15,000 for your idea! Sponsored by UTM & the JHI, the aim of the Annual Seminar is to create an intellectual community that addresses a topic of scholarly importance, and which includes a public humanities component. More info https://uoft.me/brD

🎶Attend the world premiere of In Stone, a free concert by Eve Egoyan. Written for augmented acoustic piano, the work reflects on the Armenian Genocide and the struggle to hold truth amid denial, drawing on Armenian sacred and folk music and the natural world as witness🎶 uoft.me/in-stone

✍️ Ready to write for readers beyond the academy? Apply for our 5-day workshop for post-PhD scholars developing public-facing writing and who have a clear project and significant research completed. Learn strategies from creative non-fiction and poetry. ⏰ Deadline March 12 | 4:00pm uoft.me/c8T

Symposium season is approaching! Join the JHI for this online workshop to navigate timeline planning, outline roles for students, draft a comprehensive budget and secure cash and in-kind contributions. More info: uoft.me/jhi-compelli...

Hairong Huang studies modern Chinese history through animal and environmental history and political economy. Her project, Swine Revolution, explores how Maoist policies and scientific experiments reshaped human–animal relationships through the history of pigs in socialist China. https://uoft.me/cbl

Ran Deng researches the intersections of Asian/Asian American studies, political philosophy, and queer aesthetic theory. Her project, Beyond the Biopolitics of Consent, explores transpacific aesthetics and reproductive futurity. Learn more: uoft.me/cbk

🚨 Deadline alert! Get your Scholars-in-Residence application submitted by this coming Monday (February 23) at 11:59pm. 👉 Everything you need to know http://uoft.me/sir2026

📰 The February 19 JHI Newsletter is out! Featuring: 📣 JHI Director Search 📄 Fellows Profiles 💰 Calls and Opportunities 💡 Free Workshops 📅 Upcoming Events …and more! 👉 Read now: mailchi.mp/utoronto/... Not subscribed yet? Sign up uoft.me/jhi-news

📣 Calling University of Toronto faculty! If you have an idea for a lecture series, exhibit, or performance and need some funding, apply to the JHI Program for the Arts. Our theme next year is "Doubles, Doppelgangers". Deadline March 24. Info + application link 👇 uoft.me/pfta26-27

📰 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 February 19. Subscribe uoft.me/jhi-news