EVENTS
Misha Elashvili and Polina Sabinin: “The Crossroads Virtual Museum: Bringing Cultural Heritage Protection to Classrooms”
William Mattingly: “Practical and Ethical Machine Learning in the Humanities”
Roopika Risam: “Why Teach with Digital Humanities? Creating Critical Thinkers and Makers with Cultural Recovery”
David Sterling Brown: “Shakespeare’s White Others”
Gisette Rosas and Quan Zhou : “Podcasting the Global Hispanophone: A Conversation with Gisette Rosas and Quan Zhou”
Emily C. Burns “Rethinking Race and American Sculpture through Digital Humanities”
Gowthaman Ranganathan: “Oral Histories of Queerness in Postwar Sri Lanka”
Julia Troche: “Current Debates in Digital Egyptology, or What Happens When Scholars Assign Race to the Pharaohs”
Annette Joseph-Gabriel: “Mapping Marronage: Toward a Transatlantic Visualization of Freedom”
Tieanna Graphenreed: “Data Play/Grounds: The Brownies’ Book Archive and Black Children’s Subjectivity”
Alanna Prince: “The Underbyte: Digital Humanities and Black Study”
Claire Lavarreda: “Learning as You Go: Building an Archive of Indigenous Voices”
Avery Blankenship: “The Bites that Matter: Digital Archives, Race, and the 19th-Century Cookbook Page”
Play with DH: Voyant
“Ball of Twine(ry)” Game Jam
“Digital Competencies and the Humanities” Faculty Brown Bags
Play with DH: GIS and Mapping
Social Contact