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University of Manitoba Press is hiring a term Promotions Coordinator
The job posting for the University of Manitoba Press Promotions Coordinator closes January 4, 2023. Keep reading »
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For a Better World: Excerpt on the Indigenous Labour Movement and Shoal Lake 40
The following excerpt is from Adele Perry’s chapter of For a Better World: The Winnipeg General Strike & the Workers’ Revolt edited by James Naylor, Rhonda L. Hinther, and Jim Mochoruk (pages 39-60). Keep reading »
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Now Available as Audiobooks!
A National Crime, Making Believe, Ubuntu Relational Love, and more have been newly released as audiobooks! Keep reading »
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In Memoriam: Jim Blanchard
We were saddened to learn earlier this week of the passing of Jim Blanchard, good friend and author of University of Manitoba Press. Keep reading »
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Recipes and Reciprocity: Excerpt on nutritional colonialism and Indigenous Knowledge
The following excerpt is from Hannah Tait Neufeld’s chapter of Recipes and Reciprocity: Building Relationships in Research edited by Hannah Tait Neufeld and Elizabeth Finnis (pages 79-95). Keep reading »
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Gifts from Amin: Excerpt
The following excerpt is from Shezan Muhammedi’s’ book Gifts from Amin: Ugandan Asian Refugees in Canada (pages 1-20). Keep reading »
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Authorized Heritage: Excerpt on the development of Wanuskewin National Historic Site
The following excerpt is from Robert Coutts’ book Authorized Heritage: Place, Memory, and Historic Sites in Prairie Canada (pages 55-64). Keep reading »
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Awards Season 2022!
We are thrilled to announce a host of wins and nominations for UMP’s 2020 and 2021 titles! Keep reading »
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Celebrating Canadian Independent Bookstore Day 2022
Shouting out indie bookstores across Canada. Keep reading »
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Indigenous Celebrity: Excerpt on the boxing match between Justin Trudeau and Patrick Brazeau
The following excerpt is from Kim Anderson and Brendan Hokowhitu’s chapter of Indigenous Celebrity: Entanglements with Fame edited by Jennifer Adese and Robert Alexander Innes (pages 146-162). Keep reading »