With a commitment to “Discover the humanity in the history,” Jennifer endeavours to deepen our understanding of history’s influence on our present and future. She writes fact-based, historical novels, pieces for various publications, and has a non-fiction book in progress. She also produces and co-hosts an historical podcast, FACETnating History.
Session: Eastern Europeans in Ontario Eva Kujawa was born in South Africa to German immigrant parents. She has always been interested in […]
Session: Spatial Genealogy of Early Armenian and Italian Industrial Workers in Brantford As a historian and curator of East Asia at Wilfrid […]
Session: The Canada Land and Colonization Company Christine Woodcock is a genealogy educator who, as an immigrant herself, is always interested in […]
Session: Six Nations Women in the Early Twentieth Century: Using Genealogy to Better Understand a Community Alison Norman is a historian, researcher […]
