Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt

Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in July 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Dr. Jessica M. DeWitt are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • Threads • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, jessicamdewitt has populated their site with: • The Land Holds Truth: Searching for Unmarked Graves at Indian Residential Schools • Legacy of Love Website • Canada Strong, Knowledge Devalued: Decommissioning the Parks Canada Library • The Environments of History: An Account by a Human Organism • Call for Papers – Treaty 6 at 150: Reading the Land, Reckoning the Past • The Myth of Control: Matthew I. Thompson on Cinema, Ecology, and Environmental Crisis • Ontario’s Conservation Authorities: Past, Present and Future • thai-style fish curry • Chasing Flames: Roving Methodologies and Narratives Towards Future Pyrosocial Worlds • Creamy Pinto Bean Dip • Easy Hidden Veggie Pasta Sauce • Call for Submissions – Succession IV: Queering the Environment – “Queer Joy” • Playing the Vanishing Frontier: Red Dead Redemption 2 and the Environmental Imagination • A Classroom Called the Inland Sea: The 2025 AAEH Conference • Notes from the ICEHOUSE - Building Environmental History Around the World • Finding Environmental History in “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” • Playlist of DeWitt's Top Albums • My review of Red Country • Reimagining Academic Publishing: Community, Knowledge, and the Future Beyond Academia • DeWitt's Top Artists of 2025 Playlist • The Williams Treaties and Indian Day Schools: Law and Schooling as Tools of Dispossession • ESEH 2025: A Conference to Remember • Follow me on Storygraph • DeWitt's Top Songs of 2025 Playlist • History on the Tabletop: A Brief Guide for Evaluating Historical Board Games • Honey Garlic Salmon • The UBC Digitization Centre and Indigenous Stories of the Klondike Gold Rush: Part 1 • Environmental Humanities • Jessica M. DeWitt: Editing and Consulting • Legacy of Love Launch Event - Zoom • If Parks Canada’s Library Goes Quiet • Transcribing Toronto: Tips from a Research Assistant • Down Below Ground: Research, Memory, and Place at Springhill Mine • Remnant: Urban Prairie Teaches Lessons in Loss • Urban Nightscapes and the Anthropocene • Cardboard Battlefields in 1812: The Invasion of Canada • Terror Camp Clear • Mapping with the Assiniboia Residential School Legacy Group • So Far from Home: Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation and Red Deer Industrial School • “The Tang of Ocean Spray”: A Brief History of Dulse in New Brunswick • Migrants, Mosquitos, and Malaria: Histories of Constructing Enemy Threats • Environmental Humanities Editorial Profiles • Retracing the Steps of Mary Schäffer Warren • “Filth, Squalid Misery, and Seemingly Drunken Debauchery”: Energy Relief in Toronto’s House of Industry Records • Politics and Memory of Olympic Winter Games in the Canadian Rockies • Print Cultures of Environmentalism and Archipelagic Imagination from Contemporary Sundarbans • Seasonality at the Bear Island Indian Day School • “Too Dangerous a Job”: Forced Child Labour and Wood Collection at the Chooutla Indian Residential School • The 1966 Motorific Alcan Highway Torture Track • Yellowknife’s Giant Mine: Canada downplayed arsenic exposure as an Indigenous community was poisoned • Canadians and Canadian Environmental History at ESEH 2025 • Drought • Meet the NiCHE New Scholars Committee • Augmenting Christmas: Artificial Trees and the Lure of Perpetual Nature • The Kapuskasing Internment Camp • Environmental History and the Work of Truth and Reconciliation • “Capsize the Rich”: Orca Memes and Anti-Capitalist Interspecies Solidarity