It was such an honour to represent DECIMA in the SSHRC Storytellers Challenge! Thank you Vic College UofT for the fantastic write up!

Join us this fall for a new lineup of CDHI’s signature events! Register for #DigitalHumanities workshops with #UofT experts, drop-in sessions, themed lightning lunches, and, of course, our Visiting Speaker Series. See what’s coming up next at bit.ly/CDHI-Events.

All #DH enthusiasts! The Northern Heritage Network just launched; a platform for digital heritage projects focusing on northern regions! To see more (and some cool exhibits!) go to: northernheritage.org, CINE project, & Project STRATUS #AcademicTwitter #digitalhistory

Our amazing RA doing amazing things! Can’t wait to see what your students create @HSsoundscaper!

Looking forward to revisiting my DECIMA mapping project — to be presented at the Cultural Studies panel for Critical Digital Humanities Initiative's #DigitalHumanities International Conference, tomorrow from 3:15-4:45! #CDHICON22

Wonderful time Critical Digital Humanities Initiative’s #CDHICON22, presenting “Searching for Sex” — highlighting DECIMA’s platform towards uncovering premodern urban queer histories; & awesome reunion with my former DECIMA research partner + forever colleague Camila 🦇 #dighist

Great fun today at Critical Digital Humanities Initiative's #CDHICON2022, showcasing the ways in which the existing the DECIMA platform, run by Dr. Nicholas Terpstra and @crosehistorian, can be utilized by students as a discursive tool to study gendered spatial histories in historical urban contexts.

So great to see DECIMA featured at the first ever #CDHICON2022! Our RA Ariana Ellis 💀 was also at the conference co-chairing a roundtable on #GameStudies. Hopefully this will be the start of many future gatherings to come! Critical Digital Humanities Initiative

So exciting to see the new Hidden Cities developments coming up! DECIMA will be discussing other Hidden Cities updates in our next newsletter, so if you haven't already signed up, check out our website or pinned tweet!

Had the best time on this panel with you all yesterday! A huge thank you to Amanda Madden for moderating! #RenSA22Virtual

Congratulations to Department of History, University of Toronto's Ariana Ellis (Ariana Ellis 💀), who was a winner in the 2022 SSHRC Storytellers contest! Check out her winning submission and learn how the DECIMA Project is putting Florentine history on the map. youtu.be/RaLymILXn84