Today is the day! My book is available online: amazon.com/Dissonant-Reco… and mitpress.mit.edu/9780262548724/…

This week's featured collection is the Levy-Wolff Family Papers from The Filson Historical Society, which contains correspondence and documents from the Levy and Wolff families, Jewish immigrants who settled in Louisville, Kentucky during World War II. Transcribe here: buff.ly/4dUs6WH

Isn't it fun to watch your former students soar? Excellent & well-deserved news Dr. Lindsey R. Peterson! Congrats to the whole team! National Endowment for the Humanities Civil War & Reconstruction Governors of MS MS Digital Library Ben W. Brumfield University of South Dakota neh.gov/news/NEH-grant…

Congrats to CWRGM leads Lindsey R. Peterson, Elizabeth La Beaud, & FromThePage for receiving a Digital Humanities Advancement Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities! We are thrilled to partner with this project & help increase the discoverability of marginalized voices in history! neh.gov/sites/default/…

We've annotated over 5,000 subject tags in the collection! Each annotation is carefully drafted by our researchers to provide context to this rich collection & make it easier to discover the experiences and voices of women, African Americans, & many others.

The Call for Proposals for the 2024 #IIIF Online Meeting closes on 15 September. Read the full CfP and submit a proposal at: iiif.io/event/2024/onl…

This week's featured collection is The Diary of Reverend Samuel Tupper from Univ. of Delaware ! This collection contains selected pages detailing his experiences and observations during the United States Civil War. Transcribe here: buff.ly/3AQNiin

With the support of a National Endowment for the Humanities Digital Humanities Advancement Grant, we're excited to partner with FromThePage & MS Digital Library to develop and test AI-based software designed to increase access to digital archives & libraries. Read more about the award here: usd.edu/the-south-dako…

This week's featured collection: Tasmanian Papers from State Library of NSW! This collection contains a wide range of official records related to the government and administration of Tasmania, such as correspondence and court records. Transcribe here: buff.ly/3ZwBITR

Congratulations to our director Walk With Web, Prof. Paul Lovejoy from York University for receiving the Distinguished Africanist Award from African Studies Association! The award will be presented at ASA's 67th annual meeting on Dec 12-14th taking place in Chicago, Illinois. #ASA2024 #Award

On Dec 12, join us for a webinar with our speaker, Lucian Li, where he'll showcase a new method for identifying intellectual influences in historical texts using sentence embeddings. The webinar is at 12PM EST, 11AM CST, and 9AM PST. Sign up here: buff.ly/48AEFoI

The EU should own it and put a cookie banner on the EU flag.

Proposed design by Ari Wagen. Looks pretty slick!

𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐬 Native Bound Unbound is always looking for volunteer transcribers! If interested email us at [email protected] or [email protected] FromThePage is an online platform that allows people all over the world to

Working on a #DigitalHumanities project and need help with technical implementation planning? There’s still time to submit your project to DHReSCU (DH Research Software Consulting Unit) for the opportunity to be matched with Humanities RSE consultant.

This week’s featured collection is from Pittsburg State University! Phillip Henry (1880-1954) and Ida Hayman Callery (1886-1917), were lawyers for the United Mine Workers of America and Socialist lecturers and organizers. Transcribe here: buff.ly/41xrZxr

NYC Municipal Archives is launching a groundbreaking project to make the historical records of formerly enslaved New Yorkers accessible to public through the use of FromThePage. Learn more and get involved: buff.ly/DXkuoTI Transcribe here: buff.ly/DEJnrel

On April 17, 2025, join Will Stanier from the University of Georgia for a webinar about analyzing documents of institutionalized slavery. The webinar is at 12:00 PM EST, 11:00 AM CST, and 9:00 AM PST. Sign up here: buff.ly/ZTUaWok

This week's spotlight is on Drew University's Orderly Book - Revolutionary War. It features Nathan Bougn's Book of General Orders from 1778, which chronicles the daily military operations during the American Revolution. Transcribe here: buff.ly/Vtg0bBy #drewuniversity