| Bio | Elizabeth received her MA in Public History from Carleton in 2011 and her internship was at the Museum of Civilization (2010), where she worked as a bilingual researcher for various projects. Her work in research, exhibition planning, cataloguing, video production, and photographic analysis has focused on Canadian, Aboriginal, Quebec, Gender, Environmental, Cultural, Film/TV, and Performance histories.
Elizabeth is currently employed as a freelance copy and content editor, working primarily for academics. |
| Research | My research has focused mostly on the relationship between history and performance (particularly participatory public history), 20th century film and television, gender, and visual representation in Canada. I am equally interested in environmental history, issues of space and place, and the notion of the body as a historical source. |