A woman in a black hoodie wearing a black skirt with a white floral pattern, standing under an archway with various artificial flowers holding a book titled "The Debt of a Nation." Behind her is a display with a variety of out of focus books.

The ACSC Interim Director @agentlazero.bsky.social under the @ubcpress.bsky.social floral archway at #congressh 2025 with her just released book The Debt of A Nation— in it you'll find a chapter about Epekwitk (PEI) and land theft via globalizing financial markets

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the @ualbertapress.bsky.social press booth at #congressh Hoping it’s not the last one as we publishers really value connecting with authors and scholars. #books

Albertans have a distorted view of Albertans; or, how do we reconcile AB’s moderate-progressive tendencies with the persistent deployment of “Wild West” imagery?
@jaredwesley.ca presenting his team’s research on Average Joe. #congressh

Wonderful Author Meets Critics panel at CPSA yesterday. Congratulations to Sharmin Sadequee and all the contributors on the publication of Secularism, Race, and the Politics of Islamophobia. #congressh

Thrilled that “Tricky Grounds” by Dr. Candace Brunette-Debassige has been recognized with a Canada Prize by @federationhss.ca at #congressh. “Tricky Grounds” works to break the deafening silence of Indigenous women’s voices in academic leadership positions.

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Here’s to a week of collaboration, inspiration, and landmark moments. 🎉 #Congress2025 #GBCproud #Congressh

[2/2] 🔎 Le Condensé du Congrès n°2 est disponible!

Cette édition explore l'imaginaire sonore des Noir.e.s, les technologies de reconnaissance faciale et la politique de la mémoire : ce que nous honorons et ce que nous négligeons. #congressh

🔗 À lire : ow.ly/h70t50W5p1c

Text reads: Congress digest #2: The Black sonic imagination; Facial recognition; and Forgotten history. Logo of Congress 2025. | Le texte lit : Condensé du Congrès 2025 #2 : L'imaginaire sonore des Noir.e.s, La reconnaissance faciale; et L'histoire oubliée. Logo du Congrès 2025.

[1/2] 📬 Congress Digest no.2 is live!

This edition delves into Black sonic imagination, facial recognition technologies, and the politics of memory: what we honour, and what we overlook. #congressh

🔗 Read now: ow.ly/rOp850W5p1b

Le texte lit : Jour 8 du Congrès. Explorez les événements à l'affiche du jour! Logo du Congrès 2025.

[3/4] ✨ Bienvenue au dernier jour du #congressh! Explorez les événements d’aujourd’hui présentés par le @gbcollege.bsky.social de 8h à 17h :

👚 L’avenir de la mode : vitrine des talents émergents 👉 ow.ly/SUkc50W570o

🔍 Pop-ups sur la recherche et l’innovation 👉 ow.ly/A94350W570k

Text reads: Day 8 of Congress. Explore today's highlights. Logo of Congress 2025.

[1/4] ✨ Welcome to the last day of #congressh! Explore today’s programming brought to you by @gbcollege.bsky.social , open from 8:00 to 17:00:

👚 Fasion Futures: Showcase of emerging talent 👉 ow.ly/MObj50W570p

🔍 Research and Innovation pop-up 👉 ow.ly/khhY50W570r

President Dr. Gervan Fearon and Mitchell Cohen, President & CEO of The Daniels Corporation are seated on a stage, engaging in a discussion at an event titled "Rhythms of Change." The audience, seen from behind, listens attentively. The backdrop includes promotional banners with the logo "Daniels love where you live."

Audience at a presentation viewing a large screen displaying a rendering of a modern urban development.

Audience members attentively listening at a conference event.

Mitchell Cohen, President & CEO of The Daniels Corporation, standing with crossed arms in front of a book table and a banner displaying 'Rhythms of Change' and the Daniels logo.

As part of Congress @GBC, President Dr. Gervan Fearon joined Mitchell Cohen, President & CEO of The Daniels Corporation, for a thought-provoking conversation on the transformation of Regent Park, inspired by Cohen’s book Rhythms of Change.

#Congress2025 #Congressh @federationhss.ca

[2/2] "We were asked "why are the blinds drawn on the aquatic centre?" and that was an informed decision we took as a community for the privacy of Muslim women who enjoy their time in the aquatic centre, safely and privately." #congressh

"Seeing students have the ability to actively audit and study their own learning methods showed me how powerful Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) could be." - Ethan Pohl #congressh

"How do I reach these people? How do I promote this cause? How do I break through?...I could really use the power of research to do a lot of great things." - Allen Davidov, on using his marketing background in support of charities. #congressh

"Community-led research is not just effective. [For me] it was transformative. But, when we move from being just consulted to being in control, I think research becomes a space for building an environment for communities.” - Ahmad Ezzeddine #congressh

“We sometimes have this perception that a career is linear… the reality is, most careers, and even if the people you see as being super successful, are very scattershot. There’s ups, there’s downs, there’s backwards, they’re forward.” - Kofi Hope #congressh

"Realizing that equal doesn't mean that we were the same, or that we had the same skill sets, or were interchangeable, but we each had a unique and important perspective that we brought to the table and that it made it a richer and deeper experience." Leah Yuyitung #congressh

A group of six people standing in front of a floral archway, all holding a book titled "The Civil Sphere in Canada"

A woman in a light blue dress holds a small red bucket while a man in a blue suit jacket reads a slip of paper.

Today is the last day of the #Congressh expo and our booth is the place to be! Here are some scenes from earlier in the week:

Contributors to "The Civil Sphere in Canada" meet under the civil arch in the UBC Press booth.

Laraine Coates and Douglas Hildebrand select the winner of our patio set!

“Queerness teaches us to innovate in the margin, and tear down systems that have told us for centuries that we are too deep, too complicated, too deviant.” - Gabrielle Inès Souza #congressh

"This has felt like a full circle moment to me because it's my first time meeting an MP. Canada's democratic processes feel safe, but there are growing conspiracy theories, radicalism, and political uncertainties that bring democratic stressors to Canada." #congressh

Thanks to the CPSA’s Reconciliation Committee for asking Ghada Ageel to deliver her powerful keynote at #congressh “Palestinian Experiences of Genocide and Scholasticide in Gaza.” Here’s a glimpse of the series she co-edits, Women’s Voices From Gaza.

It's the last day of the #congressh Expo at @gbcollege.bsky.social‬! Thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat or to browse the MUPress shelves! If you haven't stopped by yet, Expo is open from 9:00-5:00 so be sure to visit us at booth 406!

Jour 7 du Congres - Explorez les evenements a l'affiche du jour!

[7/12] 🙌 C'est déjà le septième jour du #congressh au @gbcollege.bsky.social . Nous entrons dans la dernière ligne droite, découvrez les événements d’aujourd’hui :

Day 7 of Congress - explore today's highlights

[1/12]🙌 Can you believe it’s already Day 7 of #congressh at @gbcollege.bsky.social? We’re heading into the final stretch, check out today’s events:

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Unable to attend #Congressh in person? Browse our latest books in our curated subject catalogues! 📚 bit.ly/43uaTQu

A small pile of pens on a wooden picnic table.

The true highlight of #congressh for my daughter: gathering the foundations of the pen civilization.

Limberlost Campus lit up with vibrant dances by the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation for National Indigenous History Month and Congress @ GBC! Thank you to everyone who joined us in honouring Indigenous knowledge through meaningful, embodied learning. @federationhss.ca #Congressh

“I can see how youth are alienated when tuition is so high, when you’re expected to graduate with a mortgage on your house of knowledge” - Marc Spooner #congressh @universityaffairs.bsky.social

“America is a huge cultural exporter, so we tend to see the conversation happening there spread very quickly and widely.” - Marc Spooner #congressh @universityaffairs.bsky.social

That's a wrap on Toronto '25! Great time at #Congressh followed by meeting some interesting people like the very cool @unfinishedlines.club, people from Homes First and Parkdale Queen West Community Health. Thank you all for giving me knowledge to being back to NL

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