Dominique Marshall – Teaching

Exhibition of my students’ posters on the history of humanitarian aid, Carleton Library, Discovery Center, March 25 – April 15 2014

Poster presentations, First session out of three, 25 March 2014, Discovery Center.

The 45 students of HIST 3111 have researched topics as varied as missionaries in colonial Latin America to humanitarian aid and LGBTQ rights, and the Kindertransport. Their posters will be on a rotating exhibition in Carleton University McOdrum Library’s Discovery Center (fourth floor) for the coming three weeks. Thanks to Ashleigh Fleicher of the Discovery Centre and Ingrid Draayer, exhibition specialist at the Library, for their assistance.

: Humanitarians in St Domingue & Haiti, 1600-today

: Missions in Latin America

: The Anti-Slavery movement

: The languages of “Slavery” and “Human Trafficking” compared

: Armenian Genocide

: Jewish Humanitarians

: Women Humanitarians

: Red Cross History for Smartphones

: Mennonites and Canadian Indigenous Peoples

: Red Cross and Canadian Indigenous Peoples

: Save the Children and Australian Indigenous Peoples

: Kindertransport

: Red Cross and Women during World War Two

: National Red Cross Societies during World War Two

: Oxfam in Tanzania in the 1970s

: Famine in Ethiopia 1983-1985

: Band Aid and the EthiopianFamine, 1984-5

: Humanitarianism and the Bosnian War

: The UN in Rwanda during and after the Genocide, and Children Soldiers

: Humanitarians and the Rwanndan Genocide

: The UN and the Rwandan Genocide

: Declining Funds for Congolese Refugees

: The UNHCR inZaire

: Syrian Refugees: Ignorance and Displacement

: Food for the Hungry International

: The Successes of Doctors without Borders

: Doctors without Borders in Afganistan

: Afganaid

: Branding NGOs

: Save the Children and Children in Humanitarian Media

: Celebrity Humanitarianism

: The Chaniging Meaning of Red Cross Neutrality

: Hidden Motives in Humanitarianism

: Gaming and Humanitarianism

: Amnesty International Extreme Campaigns

: Shock Factor in Humanitarian Campaigns

: Impact on Recipients of Canadian Foreign Aid

: Voluntourism

: Humanitarianism and LGBTQ

: Paradoxes of Canada’s Aid to Haiti

: Humanitarianism and the Aged

: Public Health and the World Health Organization

Rolling poster exhibition, second week, April 1-8 2014 (photo Ingrid Draayer)