Dr. Hilary Doda is an Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University, and lectures in Costume Studies at the Fountain School of Performing Arts. She holds an Interdisciplinary PhD from Dalhousie University, for research exploring the material culture of dress and textiles in the early modern Atlantic world. Recent publications include an article in Acadiensis on Acadian needlework tools. Her current research on traditional weaving in Cape Breton has been supported by a postdoctoral fellowship at Saint Mary’s University.
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RNSHS is offering a community event on April 1st at the Nova Scotia Archives + online to discuss and consult with members and interested observers about the Society's 'Way Forward' initiative. Please see our website for all the details. All welcome! rnshs.ca/?cat=18
Greetings, everyone! The RNSHS public lecture “He Who Is Reluctant to Recognize Me Opposes Me”: Self-Determination, Recognition, & Revolution Between the Black United Front & the Canadian State' is starting! Link to join is on our website rnshs.ca/?cat=27 See you there! twitter.com/RNSHS/status/1…