



2025-2027 Research Scholars Announced
Congratulations to Dr. Kathryn Ricketts, Dr. Edward Doolittle and Evie Johnny Ruddy!

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

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.
Envisioning Trans Futures: Regina Launch of the Transgender Media Portal
and Screening of Trans-Made Films
News
Profile: Evie Johnny Ruddy
Evie Johnny Ruddy is a trans nonbinary settler, artist, and scholar living in oskana kâ-asastêki, colonially known as Regina, in Treaty 4 territory. They are…
Read MoreProfile: Dr. Edward Doolittle
Edward Doolittle is Kanyen’kehake (Mohawk) from Six Nations in southern Ontario. He earned a PhD in pure mathematics (partial differential equations) from the University of…
Read MoreProfile: Dr. Kathryn Ricketts
Home and Away: Exploring space, place, and relations towards holistic stewardship Kathryn Ricketts – Research Lead Diana Chabros/Sky Story – Community Partner Kathryn Ricketts, Diana…
Read MoreProfile: dr. j wallace skelton
Students Speak Back on Names and Pronouns With community oversight from youth-serving NGOs across Saskatchewan, I will conductqualitatIve research with 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied young people…
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