For anti-racist critiques of source code, decolonizing code, creative coding, and fiber arts: go to Critical Code Studies Working Group discussion board, Jan 15 - Feb 14. See the link below docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Announcing U of Toronto’s Critical Digital Humanities Initiative for PhD student fellows, focused on forging a new paradigm of critical humanities scholarship emphasizing questions of power, social justice, and critical theory. dhn.lamp4.utoronto.ca
July 1, 11:00 (ET) informal workshop “Intersectional E-Lit,” to create a speculative and poetic survey for ELO to better develop and implement diversity/inclusion policies, practices, curation. Facilitator Margaret Rhee [email protected] . Register: tinyurl.com/2jzx4mrb
National Digital Stewardship Alliance (NDSA) Excellence Awards nominations are being accepted until Friday, July 30. forms.gle/ZXqLaGuqeUyHhTwp9 These awards are a significant way to recognize exemplary activity, service, innovation, in a field that has very few awards.
Who is responsible for changing evaluation standards for promotion reviews, especially in relation to DH? What are best practices? What guidelines exist? dhnetworks.lib.buffalo.edu/a…
NOW STARTING 12:30pm: Automation, Algorithms, and Bias, from Settler Colonialism through the Future of Auditing Symposium. April 16, 12:30-4:00. buffalo.edu/digital-scholars…
Automation, Algorithms, and Bias, Settler Colonialism through the Future of Auditing Symposium. 4/16/2021. Speakers: Cathy O’Neil, Sarah Montoya, Ewa Ziarek. Register at DSSN U at Buffalo.
Automation, Algorithms, and Bias, from Settler Colonialism through the Future of Auditing Symposium. April 16, 1:30-5:00. Register: buffalo.edu/digital-scholars…
Join the conversation about how to set up useful effective standards for evaluating DH work in promotion reviews, especially in a changing DH landscape. See DHN/W, How-to, Posted Ideas and Queries. dhnetworks.lib.buffalo.edu/h…
See Poetic Justice Institute All that You Touch / You Change Festival, 7 April, 7-8:15pm in support of Demos, a dynamic “think-and-do” tank that powers the movement for a just, inclusive, multiracial democracy. poetic-justice.org/festival
Women’s History Month: the Electronic Literature Lab Washington State University is hosting a free symposium, Woman E-Lit, March 30, 9:00 -11 am, PDT. Speaking are 12 scholars and artists who specialize in born-digital literature. dtc-wsuv.org/wp/ell/
SHARP guaranteed session at the MLA (Washington, DC, 6 - 9 Jan 2022): "New methods to explore digital archives." Qualitative and quantitative methods to explore digital archives. Humanities and data science. 300-word abstract + CV by 20 March 2021 to [email protected].
McGill Library is surveying virtual programming offered by libraries, archives, museums, and community organizations; the survey asks how institutions are adapting public events to the virtual/digital sphere.
(cont'd) Please complete this brief questionnaire to share how your organization has adapted its public programming to COVID restrictions (5 minutes to complete). Results will be summarized and shared upon request; responses are anonymous. Survey: mcgill.ca/x/oA7
Looking for specific policy language for evaluating DH work in relation to institutional promotion/evaluation, e.g., "digital online site construction / collaboration counts as equivalent to print publication"--when? how? to what extent? Please respond. dhnetworks.lib.buffalo.edu/h…
Editing Wikipedia: do you know a project, or people, addressing gender and racial imbalance in Wikipedia sites? Write DHN/W to get others engaged in continuing “wikistorming.”dhnetworks.lib.buffalo.edu/
Ada is published by the Fembot Collective, international media activists who sought to create an open access, open source publishing platform for feminist research and to stimulate large-scale feminist digital projects. See also fembot.adanewmedia.org/femte…
CHECK OUT the online Ada: A Journal of Gender, New Media, and Technology. Recent issues on “Hacking the Black/White Binary” & “Visualizing Protest: Transnational Approaches to the Aesthetics of Dissent.” adanewmedia.org/
If your project depends on volunteer labor (crowd sourcing or volunteer student labor), is the availability of that pool affected by remote education and everyone’s increased online demands? Share your strategies for maintaining workflow and progress!
CFP related to digital work in any RTL language such as Arabic, Azeri, Hebrew, Kurdish, Ottoman, Persian, Syriac, Urdu. Topics may include RTL languages/cultures. Publication anticipated. 200-word abstracts and bios to [email protected] by February 25.
