57.3 | Fall 2024 British Columbia History

The latest issue of British Columbia History will be making its way to your inbox soon. The theme is teaching and learning, specifically about the province’s history. Stories include: • “Saffron Threads Weaves a Tapestry of Diverse Study and Inquiry,” by Satwinder Bains • “Denbei Kobayashi: Nurturing Japanese culture in the Okanagan,” by Jean-Pierre Antonio • “Thinking Historically,” Lindsay Gibson in conversation with Aimee Greenaway • Japanese-Canadian Educators During the Internment Years, by Megan Koyanagi • “The Long Road to Full Collective Bargaining for BC Teachers,” by Ken Novakowski • “British Columbia Black History Timelines,” by Jamila Douhaibi • “Unveiling the Truth Behind ‘Hidden’ Histories,” by Stephanie Halmhofer • “Peter O’Reilly’s Diaries,” by Misao Dean and Timothy Fitzhum • “When did ’Textbook’ Become a Bad Word?” by Kelsey Beaudry Plus there are regular contributions from writer-in-residence Spencer Legebokoff, Front Words with Mark Forsythe, Refracting History with Dalys Barney, and more.