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Very happy this special issue in honour of our friend and colleague Kay Schaffer is out now!

Join our 'Life After Digitisation' cultural heritage / digital humanities research project! Generous PhD scholarship, commencing in 2023, based in Perth, Western Australia: adsa.edu.au/dbpage.php?pg=…

📣Delighted to announce the Call for Proposals for the 20th IMISCOE Annual Conference organised by CMR_Warsaw 🗓️3-6/07/2023 🗺️ Warsaw & online ⌛️Deadline for paper, panel & workshop proposals: 05/12/2022 ✅See more details here: imiscoe.org/events/imiscoe…

📢Release day: Today, UK Reproducibility Network dropped case studies for no fewer than 28 (!) disciplines, surveying the meaning, state-of-the-art & trajectory of Open Research in each of them. #OpenAccess as usual.🔓 Check out how your field is "doing OS"! ukrn.org/disciplines/

For those of you who value innovative arts practice, please do consider signing this petition for SymbioticA, the biological arts centre at the University of Western Australia - an internationally renowned institution that is threatened with closure. change.org/p/save-symbiot…

Human journeys in the digital age: Advances and challenges in Digital Historical Migration Studies - OA article just published with my colleague Isabel Smith. Many thanks to special issue editor Lorella Viola frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

CFP open for the Japanese Association for Digital Humanities conference, September 20-22, 2023: jadh.org/jadh2023cfp

We are now hiring for 10 new permanent academic positions in our department. ✨ Please help us share with those who might be interested! kingsdh.net/2023/03/31/ten…

Save the date! The Day of DH is on 31 May. This year it is hosted by Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques (University of Montreal). There are student awards and DH events. Let's celebrate together! #dayofdh #dayofdh2023 crihn.openum.ca/nouvelles/2023…

#Event & #CFP: Day of DH 2023 (#dayofdh2023) by centerNet (see details: crihn.openum.ca/nouvelles/2023…)

The WALBS Legacies of British Slavery project is featured by the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) today showcasing tlcmap.org visualisations #digitalhumanities ardc.edu.au/case-study/tel… Jane Lydon

Very happy to stand with my CenternetDH co-chair Nadezhda Povroznik and fellow executive council members for our community forum at the ADHO DH2023 conference and discuss what’s to come from centerNet in the coming year! Melanie Conroy Paul Longley Arthur

Very happy to have just received copies of my recent book Open Scholarship in the Humanities, with Lydia Hearn, which is also freely available via open access Bloomsbury Books UK : bloomsbury.com/au/open-schola…… #DH2024

Exciting news! The DH2026 will be held in Daejeon, South Korea, from July 27 to August 1, 2026, at the Daejeon Convention Center. This is a major achievement for KADH, just one year after officially joining ADHO! 🌏 #DH2026

Did slavery ever exist in Australia? Opening tomorrow at the Australian National Maritime Museum is Chains of Empire: Australian Legacies of British Slavery. Explore the journeys of people who were enslaved - and those who once owned them. UWA Research UWA University of Melbourne

Paul Arthur and Lydia Heard, authors of the open access book Open Scholarship in the Humanities discuss the path to open research. Read their thoughts in today’s Academic blog post 👉bit.ly/3Z65ajd

OUT NOW: Digitising Heritage. Transoceanic Connections between Australia and Europe, ed. by Carsten Wergin and Stefanie Affeldt – online in open-access buff.ly/4gBR1AD #Australia #DigitalHeritage #DigitalHumanities #Repatriation #Museum #Collection

In a collaborative project funded by Australian Research Council ECU 's Professor Paul Arthur has overseen the development of Chains of Empire: Australian Legacies of British Slavery recognising the impacts of slavery in its many forms. On show at the Australian National Maritime Museum the #exhibition provides new

#OpenAccessWeek (Oct 21 -27) is an opportunity to learn more about the benefits of open access to research. Open Scholarship in the Humanities is the first book the past 10 years to investigate this topic from a humanities perspective. Written ECU Professor Paul Arthur & Lydia

What are the benefits and challenges with open scholarship? Hear Paul Arthur Paul Longley Arthur explain in a video snippet from our recent panel event on the topic of Open Scholarship in the Humanities: bit.ly/3Uh0gfR Access Paul's book: bit.ly/3UpPap1 Bloomsbury Literary Studies & Creative Writing