Today's the day! Apply by 11:59 PM for the chance to become one of our 2024-2025 Digital Humanities Fellows: idrh.ku.edu/news/article/2…

This Thursday at KU: Christina Boyles will discuss the Emergency Response Archive of Puerto Rico, a project that depicts and describes the innovative knowledge production of grassroots community organizations in Puerto Rico in the wake of disaster. arepr.org

On Oct. 2nd at 2 PM, Thomas Dunn will give a talk exploring the Queer Memory Project of Northern Colorado, an educational and community project aimed at discovering, preserving, and sharing the local LGBTQ+ past of the region. Please join us: calendar.ku.edu/event/queerloc…

Join us at Watson Library Oct 24-25 for workshops on AI, Twine, Omeka, community archiving, mapping, podcasting & more, and a keynote talk by Danica Savonick on The Transformative Possibilities of Digital, Project-Based Pedagogy in the Humanities KU Libraries Hall Center for the Humanities

Curious as to how you might use Scalar to create a community archive? Samantha Bishops Simmons will be leading a session on this topic for our Digital Jumpstart Workshops! Join us Oct. 24 & 25 in Watson Library to try out a variety of DH tools: calendar.ku.edu/event/digital-…

Join us for our annual Digital Jumpstart Workshops Oct. 24 & 25 at KU Libraries! Participants will be eligible to apply for $500 stipends from KU Center for Teaching Excellence to support the development and implementation of DH assignments into their classes. Register today: calendar.ku.edu/event/digital-…

.KU Department of English's Katie Conrad and Jon Lamb are running sessions on incorporating AI and Machine Learning as part of our Digital Jumpstart Workshops! Register today to learn more about incorporating DH tools and methods into your classroom: calendar.ku.edu/event/digital-…

And a great keynote it was! Thanks for being here!

Join us online tomorrow! A conversation with author Ademide Adelusi-Adeluyi. "Written from a DH perspective, this book combines historical sources, maps, and a walking cartography to create new perspectives on the nineteenth-century history of Lagos." 11am Central Time/6pm WAT

NEW Journal Article: "Planet of the APCs: A Decade of Progress and Setbacks in Open Access" infodocket.com/2024/12/20/jou… #libraries #publishing #oa #scholcomm KU Libraries

Extremely excited for what is to come and beyond grateful for all the work, love and support of what has been done already to shed light to Transborder stories in the analog and digital cultural and historical record of humanity!

JOB: Curator of Hispanic - Latinx collections. KU Libraries seeks field archivist to work with Hispanic/Latinx communities across the state of Kansas and build our collections/forge partnerships in that area. App review begins February 25/ employment.ku.edu/jobs/faculty/c…

Welcome to the TBDH Community! We are excited to launch this initiative dedicated to creating a center that brings together individuals committed to fostering border thinking through ethical and responsible digital knowledge production. #TransborderDH #BorderlandsDH #FronterasDH

Don’t miss the important work we will be sharing and engaging with through Transborder Digital Humanities !!! Follow us in social media and join us in this journey!

Join us for the 2025 African Digital Humanities Symposium — a space centering African perspectives in DH! 📅 June 5–6, 2025 🕘 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM GMT 📍University of Ghana – Legon + online 🔗 Register: africandh.ku.edu #AfricanDH #DigitalHumanities #TBDHCommunity

This is the second time University of Ghana and University of Kansas are organizing this conference, and it promises to be exciting. Join us as we present papers on various topics. James Yékú and Brian Rosenblum have done a fantastic job