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This project contains oral history interviews with women in Canada who have had a significant impact in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. In the interviews, these experts not only provided divergent perspectives on the field, but also on feminism, racial justice and the role of STEM in achieving and/or preventing social equity. Taken together, these interviews have considerable historical value as an archive of women's experience in STEM from the last decades of the 20th century to the present day, and they help us understand what it was like to learn and work in male-dominated environments that were potentially encouraging, or potentially hostile, to women.
Phase one was carried out in 2023 completed in early 2024. It includes 10 interviews.
Phase two was carried out in 2025 (coming soon).
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Ce collection contient des entretiens d'histoire orale avec des femmes au Canada qui ont eu un impact significatif dans les domaines des sciences, de la technologie, de l'ingénierie et des mathématiques. Dans les entretiens, ces experts ont non seulement fourni des perspectives divergentes sur le domaine, mais aussi sur le féminisme, la justice raciale et le rôle des STIM dans la réalisation et/ou la prévention de l'équité sociale. Pris dans leur ensemble, ces entretiens ont une valeur historique considérable en tant qu'archives de l'expérience des femmes dans les STIM, depuis les dernières décennies du 20e siècle jusqu'à aujourd'hui, et ils nous aident à comprendre ce que c'était que d'apprendre et de travailler dans des environnements dominés par les hommes qui étaient potentiellement encourageants, ou potentiellement hostiles, pour les femmes.
La première phase s'est déroulée en 2023 et s'est achevée début 2024. Elle comprend 10 entretiens.
La deuxième phase a été réalisée en 2025 (à venir).
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Rise Up! Feminist Archive Collection
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Work and Family Conference collection
Mary Middlemore Poetry Collection
The collection consists of 19 pieces of manuscript poetry, 5 letters, and a repurposed Canadian almanac that has 18 of Mary Middlemore's published pieces tipped in, as well as an additional 6 loose pieces (two of which are prose, the rest poetry, three of which appear to be duplicates of hand letterpress printed poems).
The majority of the material was written by Mary Manks Middlemore, with her name as 'Mrs. R. Middlemore' on a letterpress label identifying the collection as being her original poetry, except for a few of these poems labelled 'not mine', including one attributed to Mary Middlemore, presumably her niece and eventually daughter-in-law. The manuscript material may also contain poems by the junior, and possibly Thomas as well, though the majority seems to be from the elder Mary. While largely undated, the material seems entirely to have been written in Canada from the 1840s through the 1870s.
The group of five letters, 1834-1843, are addressed to Squire Manks of New Brunswick, the senior Mary's elder brother, and date from the period prior to the family's move to Canada. The letters include contributions by Robert Middlemore, the elder Mary, as well as the younger Mary, sometimes with multiple writers per letter. They provide background family details, and often discuss the possibility of emigration. In addition to the letters, the archive includes the marriage certificate of Thomas Middlemore and Mary Manks from 1849, a lock of the senior Mary's hair from 1880, and a card with the burial details of both Thomas and Mary Middlemore from the 1880s.
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