Something exciting is coming soon from Walk With Web. #FreedomNarratives is preparing for launch. Watch Dr. Érika Melek Delgado introduce the project and how WWW can support future DH projects: https://youtu.be/Tl9OTs4iKg4 Comment below to know the launch date! #DigitalHumanities

Throwback to LiberatedAfricans.org, a digital database and archive created and supported by Walk With Web through the #RegID network. The website supports Dr. Henry B. Lovejoy’s research on “Liberated Africans,” abolition, and forced indenture after 1800. #DigitalHumanities

Important work from @susquehannau.bsky.social: history students guided by Dr. Mégane Coulon, a collaborator of @walkwithweb.bsky.social, are helping recover stories and identities connected to the Transatlantic Slave Trade: www.susqu.edu/giving-voice... #FreedomNarratives

Now available on YouTube: the recording of Paul Théa’s book presentation, The Slave Trade in the Rio Pongo. The event explored Rio Pongo history, West Africa, the Atlantic slave trade, memory, resilience, and legacy. Watch here: https://youtu.be/KKNC5op89Yk

In observance of International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the Middle Passage Ceremonies and Port Markers Project will feature Paul Lovejoy and Corey Walker on Olaudah Equiano's journey. middlepassageproject.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?...

Discover doctoral research from the IRTG Frontiers of Belonging and explore growing range of publications highlighting work on displacement, refuge seeking, and hospitality. Explore current projects and publications at frontiersofbelonging.ca #FOB #SSHRC #DigitalHumanities

We’ve made significant updates to the FOB website! Explore key milestones since the project’s launch in 2023 and see how it has evolved through research, collaboration, and capacity building across partner institutions. Visit: FrontiersOfBelonging.ca #DigitalHumanities #FOB

On March 10, join United Against Hate Canada to celebrate #HarrietTubmanDay, abolitionist and freedom fighter. Featuring guest speaker Paul E. Lovejoy, director of @walkwithweb.bsky.social, renowed historian and founding director of the Harriet Tubman Institute. Message for Zoom link.

Explore African Canadian history with award-winning historian @nhenrydixon.bsky.social! Access open resources on Black Canadian histories and the African diaspora. Learn more at Teaching African Canadian History: tach.natashahenrydixon.ca . . . #BHM2026 #ProjectLaunch #DigitalHumanities

Celebrating 100th anniversary of #BlackHistoryMonth, we're excited to launch Walk With Web's 2026 project: Teaching African Canadian History by @nhenrydixon.bsky.social. This website offers comprehensive resources on Black history in Canada and the African Diaspora. Visit: tach.natashahenrydixon.ca

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