The OTSA Co-Op

Sabiha Sertel’s Struggle for Modern Turkey: Justice, Activism and a Revolutionary Female Journalist

Tia O’Brien (Journalist & Editor) and Nur Deriş (Conference Interpreter), who edited the English translation of Sabiha Sertel’s autobiography, are also relatives of Sertel. At the fifth session

A Decade with the Ottoman History Podcast

Ottoman History Podcast (OHP) has been carrying Ottoman history to thousands of listeners since March 2011. We all owe the many contributors of OHP a big thank you. At this

Writing A Short History of the Ottoman Empire and Teaching it in the Classroom

Renée Worringer (University of Guelph) will share with us the challenges of writing a textbook for the English-speaking classroom while Evren Altınkaş (University of Guelph), Janet Klein (University of

Translating the Ottomans: The Ottoman World and Prisoner of the Infidels

Helga Anetshofer (University of Chicago) and Hakan Karateke (University of Chicago), the co-editors of The Ottoman World (University of California Press, 2021) and Giancarlo Casale (University of Minnesota), the

Müteferrika to muteferriqa.com: Navigating the digitized Ottoman materials in print

In 1726, İbrahim Müteferrika pointed out that printed books contain search tools, such as tables of contents and indices that enable readers to access information directly. Digitization broadens the level