It's last-minute, but I'm giving a talk today about #DHmakes and craft and what the humanities can do in a crisis from 12:15-1:15 Pacific (3:15-4:15 Eastern). All are welcome, Zoom registration link below!

The Atlas of Digital Damages "is a staging area for collecting visual examples of digital preservation challenges, failed renderings, encoding damage, corrupt data, and visual evidence documenting #FAILs of any stripe." www.flickr.com/groups/21217...

The Open Library of Humanities Open Access Award 2026. Applications for OLH funding of up to £500 are welcomed from individuals or organisations and may be used to help fund events, projects or activities on #OA or with an #openaccess component. 📅 Deadline 30/06: www.openlibhums.org/news/882/

Don't forget that we have office hours at a new time tonight! Join us!

How does DH travel outside the academy? What impact and what careers do DH skills enable? CFP for our next excellent (and necessary) book in the DDH series, edited by Jeanelle Horcasitas, @lisaironcutter.bsky.social, and @kallewesterling.bsky.social dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/page/cfp-dh-...

🗣 The call for papers for the international conference ‘Crossing Oceans: Digital Humanities in Dialogue’ has been extended until 26 January 2026. 📍 It will take place at the University of Évora (and online) on 26 and 27 February 2026. ℹ️ ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/en/events/cr... #DigitalHumanities

Postdoc @brownhist.bsky.social in the history of the “information age,” cybernetics, computing, digital technology, artificial intelligence, and/or the emergence of data-driven methods in the sciences and beyond. networks.h-net.org/jobs/69559/b...

On this World AIDS Day, I'm thinking back to 2011, when we in NEH-ODH gave Anne Balsamo and her team the first of several awards to develop the AIDS Quilt Touch, which allows the public to search and view the AIDS Quilt. apps.neh.gov/PublicQuery/...

Props to @timetravel628.bsky.social for a gorgeous new way to explore the OpenHistoricalMap’s coverage of #HistoricBoundaries!

See you at noon next WEDNESDAY, 12/10 in the Rockefeller Library Digital Scholarship Lab (rm 137) for our next #DigitalHumanities Salon! The Brown University Digital Publications team will present their portfolio, and current practices + concerns. Register here: tinyurl.com/yc2nrcrb

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month by revisiting our Southern Spaces interview with Professor Malinda Maynor Lowery on the making of Lumbeeland. A powerful conversation on Indigenous storytelling, collaboration, and Lumbee experiences today. 🔗 scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/souther...

In #AHAPerspectives, Rhiannon Garth Jones and Matthew Gabriele argue for moving away from the traditional bibliography in trade books and toward something more conversational to engage with the wider public. 🗃️

Out now! The Routledge Companion to Digital Humanities, ed. Constance Crompton, @raysiemens.bsky.social , Richard J. Lane, and myself And better yet? It's #openaccess! www.taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-edi... Order hard copies here: www.routledge.com/The-Companio... Thanks to all contributors! 🎉

📣 Really proud to announce the publication of Reframing Failure in Digital Scholarship, an #OpenAccess collection of essays co-edited with @amsichani.bsky.social and published by @uolpress.bsky.social that examines the role of failure in #DH and research more broadly @sas-news.bsky.social

Join us on Monday, December 1, 2025 at noon for a JCB Reads virtual discussion of The Predatory Sea: Human Trafficking and Captivity in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean by Casey Schmitt. This event is online only. All are welcome! Register here! brown.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Grateful for the good work of @ctpublic.bsky.social in airing this segment, which features the voices of regional tribal members and also mentions the @stolenrelations.bsky.social project. www.ctpublic.org/2025-11-14/i...

Annotated editions are such a treat. Martin Gardner's annotated Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-glass is a classic for a reason.

The Mapping Deportations project has an animated timeline of who gets deported in the US. In the 1910s the US starts deporting more Mexicans than any other group & doesn't let up through the present day. You can follow which groups are the targets of immigrant panics pretty clearly.

As a historian of the 18th c and an American, I've always known 2026 would be a critical moment. This doc is worth watching, and thinking through. Begins and ends w Indigenous contexts, conveys the horrors of a civil war wrought w racism + the ideals of liberty and equality we keep reaching for. 1/

Providence, RI: reminder! TOMORROW, November 14, Riffraff Bookstore will host the launch event for David O'Connell's new book of poetry, At Some Point! David will be in conversation with Julie Danho. Details: riffraffpvd.com/events/

See you at noon this Friday in the Digital Scholarship Lab (rm 137) for our next #DigitalHumanitiesSalon! Patsy Lewis and Tarika Sankar will present their digital project that documents 2025 federal initiatives on communities of color in RI & community responses. Register here: tinyurl.com/d76v7xtf

READ this multi-authored piece in Katina Magazine on how university presses & libraries can collaborate to advance #openaccess scholarly communication, foster #diversity & broaden access to knowledge. @aupresses.bsky.social #digitalpublishing #collaboration katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

Today in person and online! Join the Brown Department of History for a conversation with Karin Wulf and Leslie M. Harris (Northwestern U.) on Wulf’s latest publication, Lineage: Genealogy and the Politics of Connection in Early America (Oxford UP, 2025). Details: events.brown.edu/event/321221...

With higher ed funding under threat, university presses are tuning out the noise & sticking to their values, reports @publisherswkly.bsky.social. University presses remain committed to publishing works that will build a better society. Read more: https://bit.ly/43pEj33

Cannot wait to share this with all of you!

Join us in person on 18 November for an Introduction to Responsible AI (RAI): www.sas.ac.uk/digital-huma...

"This is partially a story of my own cowardice and partially a cautionary tale about employee retention, but perhaps more importantly, it is a story of institutional cultural ineptitude."

Happy World Digital Preservation Day 2025! (via Digital Preservation Council) www.dpconline.org/news/start-o... #dpc

Join us this THURSDAY, 10/30 at noon in the Digital Scholarship Lab (rm 137) for our next #DigitalHumanities Salon! Renee Ater and Khanh Vo will present on their digital repository Contemporary Monuments to the Slave Past. Register here: tinyurl.com/mp8k3v3e

We now have @allisonlevy.bsky.social from Brown University Digital Publications @browncds.bsky.social presenting on 'New Approaches to Collaboration'. library.brown.edu/create/digit... #OpenAccess #OAWeek

See you at noon tomorrow in the Digital Scholarship Lab (rm 137) for our next #DigitalHumanities Salon all about the digital project-in-process "Black Family Displacement on the East Side". Register here: tinyurl.com/2kkj42r5

No #DigitalHumanities Salon this Friday, but check out our full Fall schedule below!

Join us this Friday, 10/3 at noon in the Digital Scholarship Lab (rm 137) for our next #DigitalHumanities Salon! Leila K. Blackbird, Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow in History, will present on the Keywords for Black Louisiana DH project. Register here: tinyurl.com/5bj6wh3z

See you at noon tomorrow in the Digital Scholarship Lab (rm 137) for our first #DigitalHumanities Salon event of Fall 2025, “Documenting New Stories” about the Simmons Center's Unfinished Conversations Series. Register: tinyurl.com/m2s2k2mk

What's new in #DH text analysis land/CLS that I should assign this autumn to MA students? (Historical, literary, cultural, info studies all welcome.) While I want to introduce new methods, I want to emphasize that methodological novelty isn't the only path. (We don't start for another month 😅)

📢Step Into DH Leadership: Awards Committee Incoming Deputy Chair Help us in acknowledging scholarly, pedagogical and other exceptional work in the digital humanities. Apply now for a 3 year term in the Awards Committee: adho.org/2025/09/04/c... ⏰ Deadline: 30 September 2025

We are hiring 4 lecturers in our dept! 🟦 Lecturer (Teaching) Publishing, Knowledge Production, Platforms and Society 🟦 Associate Lecturer (Teaching) Digital Humanities Methods 🟦 Lecturer Humanities Data Science 🟦 Lecturer/Associate Professor in Publishing Practice www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...

Sign up for one (or more!) of our Fall workshops! This semester, we're focused on the theme "Gathering and Preparing Your Data with Minimal Computing". go.brown.edu/CDSworkshops #digitalhumanities #digitalscholarship #BrownUniversity

How do we decolonise archives? In this collaborative piece, researchers Christina Williamson, Beth Greenhorn, and Carol Payne and Inuit Elder Ann Meekitjuk Hanson reflect on the role of names in the colonial archive.

It's PUB DAY for the OPEN ACCESS multimodal edition of BLACK ELEGIES: Meditations on the Art of Mourning by Kimberly Juanita Brown, published by Brown University Library & @mitpress.bsky.social @aupresses.bsky.social #collaboration #digitalpublishing #openaccess library.brown.edu/create/libne...

(1/3) Stolen Relations is proud to be partnering with the Tomaquag Museum to produce exhibits on Indigenous unfreedom and its effects on Indigenous people in the modern world. They will be coming to the Tomaquag Museum in Exeter, RI, and to Brown University in Providence, RI in the near future.

Digital humanities folks: the #DataSittersClub really wants to hear your feelings about AI for our next book. We've got a short, easy survey with a box at the end where you can vent as much as you want. Please share around to DH-adjacent librarians, students, developers, all welcome!

How do we reach an audience when the audience has scattered? New blog post: Digital Humanities Outreach and Media Fragmentation foundhistory.org/2025/08/digi... #dh #digitalhumanities

Editing revised chapters for the forthcoming 2nd edition of our guide to #EarlyModern 🗃️ sources today👌 The revised volume will also include 3 new chapters: Part 1 'Sources': - Digitised Sources Part 2 'Histories': - Race - The Body, Mind & Emotions.

"Black Elegies," the second title in our On Seeing visual culture series, examines the form of the elegy and its unique capacity to convey the elongated grief of sustained racial violence. Brown University Digital Publications launches their #OpenAccess multimodal edition next week!

Interested in learning about our newest exhibition, Elemental: Crafting Books from Nature? Check out the series of videos that curator José Montelongo created on our YouTube channel. Each video is available in English and Spanish. www.youtube.com/@thejohncart...

"The practice and production of how digital scholarship is taught will have a profound impact on current and future generations of scholars." Read our new blog with Brown University Digital Publications below ⬇️ oipauk.org/2025/07/31/b... #OpenAccess #Community #Collaboration

All are welcome to this mixer focused on RISD/Brown LGBTQIA+ faculty and staff as we celebrate the new academic year. We’ll gather at the Faculty Club for appetizers and socializing. RSVPs are encouraged for planning purposes. RSVP rainbowmixer2025.eventbrite.com

📢GREAT RESOURCE📢 Stumbled on Carissa Chew's Inclusive Terminology Glossary, which collates information about historic & current usage of words related to race, ethnicity, sexuality, gender, disability. itg.nls.uk/wiki/Introdu...

INTERVIEW: Brown University Digital Publications -- 10 years of innovative, collaborative practice #digitalpublishing #openaccess oipauk.org/2025/07/31/b...