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2025-2027 Research Scholars Announced

Congratulations to Dr. Kathryn Ricketts, Dr. Edward Doolittle and Evie Johnny Ruddy!

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Working across the disciplines, the HRI advances humanities scholarship and research and develops innovation, interdisciplinarity, and collaboration.

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Research Fellows & Guest Scholars

Fellows spend the year engaged in a specific project, supported by funds from the HRI, and also contribute to the Humanities community at the U of R and in Saskatchewan through the research-related outreach activities they undertake.

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Transgender Media Portal Launch At QCC

Envisioning Trans Futures: Regina Launch of the Transgender Media Portal
and Screening of Trans-Made Films

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