
ALT Poster for Finer Geographies: Using Photographs and Maps for Street Scale Urban History by Dr. Garrett Dash Nelson, President & Head of Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library. Wednesday, November 30, 5:00 - 6:00 pm, The Nexus, Hayden Library, 14S-130. A Digital Humanities Workshop presented by MIT Libraries & Programs in Digital Humanities. Refreshments to follow. Features a map of Cambridge, drawn with delicate lines and with labeled streets, buildings, and environmental features. A cursor hovers over the map.

ALT Poster for Digital Humanities Workshop, "Re-aggregating the Archive: reconstructing urban narratives through ML-augmented classification of photo-journalism collections," Dr. Giulia Taurino & Prof. David Smith, Northeastern University. Thursday, Sept. 19th, 5:00 - 6:00 pm, The Nexus, Hayden Library, 14S-130. Features a black-and-white photograph of about a dozen protesters, some of whom carry a sign that says "Free Abortion on Demand - No Forced Sterilization - Socialist Alliance - Socialist Workers Party". The reverse shows handwritten and stamped notes that read "Women's Lib March", "Boston demonstrates '71", various 1971 dates, plus a stamped serial number and logo for the Boston Globe.

ALT Title: "Entrepreneurial Hustle and the Personal Computer Boom in Lagos." Text: Dr. Kanyinsola Obayan, Postdoctoral Fellow, Programs in Digital Humanities. Weds., May 4th, 5:00 - 6:00 pm, The Nexus, Hayden Library, 14S-130. Digital Humanities Workshop, presented by MIT Libraries and Programs in Digital Humanities. Image: A bustling scene of Computer Village. In the foreground people walking and in small vehicles. In the mid-ground, vendors sit under umbrellas as buses and shipping trucks drive past. In the background are large colorful buildings, including one branded with "TECNO". Photo credit: Lightfast Media, 2019, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International.

ALT Digital Humanities Workshop, presented by MIT Libraries & Programs in Digital Humanities. Restoring Institutional Memory: narrating MIT's role in Indigenous genocide. David Shane Lowry, Distinguished Fellow in Native American Studies, MIT History. Thursday, April 7, 5:00 - 6:00 pm, The Nexus, Hayden Library, 14S-130. Bronze figure of Ellen Henrietta Richards in academic robes featuring engraved text. "1873" is highlighted, with a pop-up that reads "Copy, Select All, Look Up, Translate, Share...". Engraved text (partially obscured) reads: "Ellen Henrietta Richards, 1842-1911. Graduate instructor in sanitary chemistry 1873-1911 Smith College Sc.D. 1910. Leader in the field of public health and pioneer in home economics she strove for better living conditions as a first step to higher human efficiency."

ALT Poster for MIT Summer Research Program Conduct research in state-of-the-art facilities; receive mentorship from MIT faculty, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students; participate in professional development workshops; participate in community activities at MIT and the Boston/Cambridge area; Stipend & housing provided; Round-trip travel to MIT. Apply and explore potential research projects at mit.edu/msrp Important dates: Program: June 5 - August 6, 2022 Application opens: November 15 '21 Application deadline: January 10 '22 [email protected] mit.edu/msrp MIT Office of Graduate Education includes images of a woman in labcoat looking at slides, a student in front of a research poster, and group of women in matching T-shirts





