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News and Events
April 29, 2016
CSPI/Women's Press counts down to Congress, 2016
Canadian Scholars Press’ (CSPI)/Women’s Press is heading to Calgary May 28th to June 03rd to exhibit at the Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences. Stop by booth 38 to learn more about CSPI's new series in Indigenous studies, flip through our latest textbooks, and look at our custom publishing solutions. more
April 29, 2016
Visit CSPI at the 2016 Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
CSPI is excited to attend the 2016 NAISA conference in Honolulu, Hawaii! The conference will be hosted at the University of Hawaiʻi between May 18 - 21. CSPI’s booth number is 401. Stop by our booth to join our Publisher, Lily Bergh, in the launch of our new series in Indigenous studies. CSPI’s Indigenous studie... more
October 19, 2015
Visit Women’s Press at the 2015 National Women’s Studies Association Conference
Women’s Press is heading to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to add a dash of Canada to the 2015 National Women’s Studies Association Conference. From November 13th–15th, you can find us in booth #309 at the Exhibit Hall. Founded in 1977, the NWSA holds the only annual meeting in the US dedicated to showcasing the latest femin... more
July 21, 2015
Meet us at the 2015 Meeting of the American Sociological Association
Hello Illinois! Canadian Scholars’ Press will be in Chicago, Illinois, August 22nd-25th to exhibit at the 2015 Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Now in its 110th year, the ASA Annual Meeting hosts specialists in the field of sociology, including university and college faculty, as well as members of ... more
May 06, 2015
CSPI Counts Down to Congress 2015
CSPI is heading to Ottawa from May 28th to June 5th to exhibit at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences. This year’s conference is expected to draw more than 8000 researchers, graduate students, practitioners, and community members. Between association meetings, be sure to pop into the Montpetit Hall a... more
January 05, 2015
Meet us at the Modern Language Association’s Convention!
Now that we have a Publisher Representative working out of British Columbia, we are located just short strides away from this year’s 130th Modern Language Association’s (MLA) Convention at the Vancouver Convention Centre! Excited and armed with our most popular French Studies textbooks, we will be displaying with th... more
December 05, 2014
Anne Rochon Ford: Winner of the 2014 Constance E. Hamilton Award
Women’s Press and Canadian Scholars’ Press congratulates Anne Rochon Ford, co-editor of The Push to Prescribe, who was awarded the Constance E. Hamilton Award in recognition of being “a quiet, steady and forceful champion for women’s health, both in Toronto and across Canada.” Established by Toronto City Council ... more
November 19, 2014
Ravensong author Lee Maracle featured in Quill & Quire
Vancouver-born author, poet, artist and activist Lee Maracle graces the cover of Quill & Quire’s November issue as part of their spotlight on aboriginal publishing. One of the first aboriginal writers to have fiction published in Canada, Maracle discusses her new novel, Celia’s Song, and its strong connection to her... more
November 12, 2014
Visit Canadian Scholars’ Press in New Orleans at the APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition!
Canadian Scholars’ Press is travelling south to New Orleans from November 15-19 for the American Public Health Association’s Annual Meeting and Exposition. This year's theme, Healthography, allows the APHA to reach beyond traditional perspectives as it explores how health challenges are dictated by place. Drop by B... more
November 05, 2014