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New & Forthcoming Titles
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The Constructed Mennonite
History, Memory, and the Second World War
One man, four identities, and a son’s quest to reconcile the public and private histories of his Mennonite father in WWII. Read more »
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Centering Anishinaabeg Studies
Understanding the World Through Stories
A foundational text for understanding the field of Aboriginal Studies. Read more »
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Creating Space
My Life and Work in Indigenous Education
The life story of Verna J. Kirkness, a Cree woman from Manitoba, whose simple quest to teach “in a Native way,” revolutionized Canadian education policy and practice. Read more »
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Latest News
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Announcing a New Series!
The Human Rights and Social Justice Series, headed by series co-editors Karen Busby and Rhonda Hinther.
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Awards Season Continues!
UMP books and blogs were nominated for Margaret McWilliams Awards and Manitoba Day Awards!
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Upcoming Events
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Keavy Martin at NorthWords!
The author of Stories in a New Skin will be presenting at the 2013 NorthWords Writers Festival in Yellowknife, NWT.
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UMP authors at Congress!
In addition to exhibiting at Expo (Booth #30!) at the 2013 Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences in Victoria, BC, UMP authors will be launching books!
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