Kirby Ross is a Master of History student at Saint Mary’s University and an Executive Member at Large of the Halifax Women’s History Society. Specializing in women’s contributions on the homefront in Nova Scotia during World War Two, she wrote her Undergraduate Honours thesis on women’s involvement in the shipbuilding and ammunition industries in Pictou County during Second World War. She is currently writing her Master’s thesis on entertainers during the Second World War in Halifax.
Join us Wed. Jan. 20 @ 7pm for our public lecture, 'The History of the African Nova Scotian Press Tradition and its Relationship to Black Activism in NS, 1946-90,' delivered by Ms. Sawyer Carnegie, MA Candidate @ACST_SMU @smuhalifax. All welcome! Link: rnshs.ca/?cat=27 pic.twitter.com/s8aKHynqav
Season's Greetings from the Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society. We're pleased to announce our upcoming public lecture series for Winter & Spring 2021, now available at rnshs.ca/?cat=27. Merry Christmas, Happy Kwanzaa, and wishing you all a healthy and Happy New Year! pic.twitter.com/1vVA3oG4n9
