Highlighting the Transnational nature of Mennonite society.
Subjects, Settlers, Citizens: The 1870s Mennonites in Historical Context
A Conference Hosted by the Centre for Transnational Mennonite Studies at The University of Winnipeg...
Russlaender 100 Report at Darp Days
CTMS co-director Aileen Friesen will give a presentation on this summer’s cross-Canada Memories of Migration:...
The Russlaender Mennonites: War, Dislocation, and New Beginnings
A Conference Hosted by the Centre for Transnational Mennonite Studies at The University of Winnipeg...
Russlaender 100 Ontario Events Preview
In July 2023, the Mennonite Historical Society of Canada will commemorate the 1920s immigration of...
“Very Peaceful Citizens”: Mennonites Establishing Settler Colonialism in 1870s Manitoba
For the Seventh Annual CTMS Lecture, Dr. Shelisa Klassen, 2022–2023 D. F. Plett Historical Research...
Russlaender 100 Manitoba Events Preview
In July 2023, the Mennonite Historical Society of Canada will be commemorating the 1920s migration...
Reflections on the Mennonite Heritage Cruises in Ukraine
For sixteen years (1995–2010), groups of Mennonite pilgrims assembled on a passenger ship on the...
Poetry Reading and Dialogue with Di Brandt and Sarah Ens
Join us at for a poetry reading a dialogue with Di Brandt, author most recently...
Colloquium: “Do the Mennonites Pray to Another God?”
For the first History Colloquium of 2023, Visiting Scholar Nataliya Venger will give a talk...
Mexico Mennonites and Nostalgia for “Old” Canada
The final event in the “Leaving Canada” speaker series features Royden Loewen, former Chair in...
Departing Canada, Encountering Latin America
Departing Canada, Encountering Latin America: Reflections on the Centenary of Mennonite Emigration from Canada to...
Creating a Community through “Die Steinbach Post”
For the fourth installment of the “Leaving Canada” speaker series, Andrea Klassen, senior curator of...