For educators, researchers, & curiosity seekers, check out this collection of educational videos about the environmental & human histories of the Georgia coast. Videos are archived by @ecds-emory.bsky.social as part of the Georgia Coast Atlas project. 🧪🌊 www.georgiacoastatlas.org/collections/... 1/2

Working on a digital project, article draft, dissertation chapter, or grant proposal? Join the Digital Scholarship Work in Progress Seminars for a supportive space to share ideas, get feedback, and connect with fellow scholars across Emory campus. Sign up here: scholarblogs.emory.edu/gcds

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we reflect on the power that archives, scholarship, and testimony play in preserving truth and confronting hatred. Visit Holocaust Denial on Trial, a searchable digital archive of the landmark D. Irving v. Deborah Lipstadt case.

New on Southern Spaces: 🌊 In The Nature of Rights, Ellen Griffith Spears reviews Robert Macfarlane’s Is a River Alive?, connecting global river struggles to endangered waterways across the US South—and to the growing Rights of Nature movement. southernspaces.org/2026/nature-...

Happy #PubDay to @drkyliesmith.bsky.social! 🌟 Her new book “Jim Crow in the Asylum” (@uncpress.bsky.social) is out now and available #open access, thanks to our digital publishing initiative's collaboration with @ecds-emory.bsky.social. Learn more: bit.ly/4qWLTLY Start reading now: bit.ly/4qohBBM

We love to see @drkyliesmith.bsky.social book talk at Charis Books & More on Jan 16th listed in this list of 10 metro Atlanta book and author events to checkout in January from @ajc.com 👏 ajc-ajc-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/arts-enterta...

New from ECDS: Professor Kylie Smith’s Jim Crow in the Asylum examines racial segregation in mental health care in the U.S. South through an open-access digital edition featuring GIS storymaps and interactive data—read our latest blog post to learn more: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/interdi...

🎓✨ ECDS Spring 2026 Workshops are here! Registration is open for the ECDS Spring workshops, starting Jan 27. 📍 In-person (Woodruff Library) & 💻 online options 🎥 Recordings available after each session 🔗 RSVP via digitalscholarship.emory.edu

As I prepare to teach my classes this semester, I also want to share this FREE & OPEN video content from the @ecds-emory.bsky.social's Georgia Coast Atlas with other instructors who are teaching about intersections between environmental & human histories: www.georgiacoastatlas.org/collections/...

OpenWorld Atlanta: From Archives to AI Why does Atlanta look the way it does today? OpenWorld Atlanta offers a digital research & learning hub using interactive maps, 3D city models, and GeoAI to connect Atlanta’s past, present, and future. Read more: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/digital...

❄️ ECDS Winter Hours Update ❄️ We’ll be open Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM through December 19. 📍 Closed for walk-ins: December 22 – January 9 We’ll resume regular hours (M–F, 9 AM–5 PM) on January 12. Wishing everyone a warm and restful winter break! ✨

“You can’t just wish climate change away.” Professor Mark Nevitt of #EmoryLaw discusses the national security risks of ignoring climate threats and the need for long-term planning. Read more in The Week: https://bit.ly/4pehMyC

💰Thinking about applying for research grants? Join this Intro to Grant Writing Seminar in the Spring, taught by Dr. Alexander Cors, who has extensive experience in grant writing, reviewing, and teaching. Info sessions: Dec. 4, 12pm @ ECDS or Dec. 8, 11 am via Zoom Questions? [email protected]

We’re excited to support the launch of Prof. Clifton Crais’s book The Killing Age. ECDS collaborated with him to create an interactive companion website featuring maps, datasets, images, and expanded resources. Explore: thekillingage.com Check out our blog: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/the-kil...

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...

November is Native American Heritage Month👏 Explore the Native American Studies collection on Southern Spaces—featuring articles, interviews, and multimedia works on Indigenous histories and stories across the US South. southernspaces.org/tag/native-a...

✨ The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation has a brand-new website! ECDS collaborated with JHR to redesign the site, update 350+ articles, and enhance accessibility and multimedia features. 🔗 Learn more: jhrehab.org and scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/jhr-deb...

Discover A History of Gambyong, a digital edition blending text, video, and sound to celebrate Indonesian dance. Now out from Emory ECDS on Manifold! 💃✨ Explore the whole story of multimedia publishing here: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/ishigur...

💡 Join Our Digital Scholarship Community! Looking for a supportive space to share your work-in-progress projects, article drafts, or digital prototypes? 🌐 Come to our monthly workshop to exchange ideas and get feedback on digital scholarship projects! 👉 Sign up here: forms.gle/G1w61s2PDy2K...

Today, a coalition of seven charitable foundations announced the launch of the Literary Arts Fund, a historic philanthropic investment of at least $50 million to strengthen the nonprofit literary arts field in the U.S.

👏New Blog: ECDS Celebrates Open Access Week! At the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS), we’re celebrating Emory’s long-standing commitment to open, scholar-led publishing. 🔗 Read the full story on our blog: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/ecds-celebrates-open-access-week

📚 Open Access Week 2025: Who Owns Our Knowledge? At Emory, we continue to champion community-owned, open, and inclusive scholarship, building on our long-standing commitment to Open Access. 🔗 Explore Emory's OA projects, journals, and publications through: scholarblogs.emory.edu/openaccess

We are now accepting submissions for Volume Three of Intarsia: Undergraduate Journal of Queer and Feminist Inquiry. Please encourage your undergraduate students to submit! Intarsia is peer-reviewed, open-access, and student-led. It is sponsored by @emorywgss.bsky.social and @ecds-emory.bsky.social

It’s #openaccess week and I’m very proud that my new book will be published OA on @manifoldscholar.bsky.social thanks to a Mellon grant and the wonderful people at @foxcenteremory.bsky.social and @ecds-emory.bsky.social You can preview here: jimcrowintheasylum.com

🎬 New on Southern Spaces! Explore our interview with Professor Malinda Maynor Lowery on Lumbeeland, a short fiction film about intergenerational Lumbee experiences in North Carolina. Stream it for free at First Nations Experience. 🔗 Link to read the blog: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/souther...

If anyone needs video content about coastal Georgia (USA) about its intertwined environmental & human histories, check out the Georgia Coast Atlas project by the @ecds-emory.bsky.social. Includes drone footage, in-the-field observations, & interviews. www.georgiacoastatlas.org/collections/...

What would the world look like if all computer scientists knew how to think critically about, with, and through code? Join the AIAI Network hosted event with Dr. Ari Schlesinger (in-person or via Zoom) to find out.

The digital humanities is today overwhelmingly visual. Learn more about the question of how information can be translated between different senses in Dr. Sari Altschuler's talk on "Touch, Access, and the Digital Archive." bit.ly/dph-equity

Find out more about the ECDS project Envisioning Baroque Rome (www.baroquerome.org) through the recent article published as a part of the Digital Heritage 2025 conference (diglib.eg.org/items/8ceb84...).

Proud to announce the 10-year anniversary of the Georgia Coast Atlas (GCA) this month, a project developed at @ecds-emory.bsky.social. The GCA serves as online & open-access public scholarship documenting the environmental & human histories of the Georgia coast. www.georgiacoastatlas.org 🧪🌊🎓

Learn with us! Registration is open for the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship’s Fall 2025 workshops, which start September 3rd! scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/join-us...

Come work with us! Emory Graduate Students - apply by September 9th: tinyurl.com/cfa-dstp2025

Happy #YouthDay! 🌎 We're celebrating the Spanish edition of @emorycollege.bsky.social Prof. Rachel Hall-Clifford's “Underbelly” (via DPH & @ecds-emory.bsky.social) that helps policymakers advance youth health in Guatemala. Learn more at "Health Cultures in Local Context” (10/29): bit.ly/3UXTwUc

What were ECDS team members Dr. Alexander Cors and Dr. Bailey Betik recently doing in Bonn, Germany? 👀 Read our recent Open World Atlanta Scholarblogs to find out 🔗: scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/teachin....

Today is the 161st anniversary of the Battle of Atlanta. This multi-media essay highlights memorable sites, brings you to an interactive map tour, and explores the meaning and legacy of the battle. southernspaces.org/2014/battle-...

July 14th marked the Women in Military Service for America Memorial Anniversary. Would you happen to know where we can find traces of those who served? ECDS has collaborated on a project mapping African American WWI veterans buried at Oakland Cemetery. oaklandcemeteryhistory.org/neatline/sho...

Southern Spaces, the ECDS-published journal for interdisciplinary research on the South, published a wonderful research article by Emory History Department undergraduate scholar Anhhuy Do (C'24) about his family’s journey from Sài Gòn to Nashville. scholarblogs.emory.edu/emoryhistory...

This AAPI Heritage Month, we're excited to show the work of the Georgia Asian American Community Archive Initiative (GAACAI). GAACAI aims to identify, collect, preserve, and promote materials related to the history and experience of Asian Americans in Georgia. Visit the site here: www.gaacai.org.

Welcome to @roselibraryemory.bsky.social and our @emorylibraries.bsky.social, @carlosmuseum.bsky.social , and ECDS group!

Mental health matters!! 🧘🏽 Check out The Whole Health Cure podcast. Each week host Dr. Sharon Bergquist of @emorydeptofmed.bsky.social talks with renowned health experts to explore the science behind living to your fullest physical, emotional, and spiritual potential. @emoryhealthcareatl.bsky.social

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. Islamic scholar Dr. Jamillah Karim highlights the many layers of Asian cultures, focusing on interactions between African American & South Asian Muslims. Check out her Southern Spaces article here: southernspaces.org/2010/negotia....

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we invite you to take a look at Jim Crow in the Asylum: manifold.ecds.emory.edu/projects/jim.... The project, spearheaded by Associate Professor Kylie Smith, explores the process of desegregation and deinstitutionalization in state psychiatric hospitals.

Looking to improve your digital skills this summer? Check out ECDS' new training website at training.ecds.emory.edu or stop by the Emory University Woodruff Library (3rd floor) Mondays-Wednesdays 9am-5pm.

A big welcome to all visitors who are joining us on campus for this year's Commencement Celebrations!!! Interested in learning more about the campus while you're here? History and Public Art tour: campus-tours.opentour.site/tours Quad Architecture Tour: ecds.opentour.site/emory-quadra...

ECDS adjusted summer hours: May 12-August 25. Walk-ins available Mondays-Wednesdays 9am-5pm. Thursdays and Fridays are by appointment only. @emorylibraries.bsky.social @emoryuniversity.bsky.social

ECDS is closed for walk-ins this Friday, May 9th and on Monday, May 12th for Commencement. After May 12th, ECDS will be open for walk-ins on Mondays-Wednesdays 9am-5pm.

Happy Cinco de Mayo! 🇲🇽 As you celebrate Mexican history today, take a look at Power of Attorney in Oaxaca, Mexico. This project constructs digital maps + visualizations of indigenous legal culture. Project link: www.powerofattorneynative.com. @emorylibraries.bsky.social #Emory History Department

Today is National Space Day! 🪐🌕 We invite you to explore the Apollo 15 Learning Hub, where you can view the 3D model of the #spaceship 🚀. Check it out here: apollo15hub.org.

The @carlosmuseum.bsky.social proudly presents Call and Response, an exhibit of 5 objects from 5 different cultures & developed in partnership with local ATL communities. Call and Response illustrates how ancient objects call out through time & inspire new generations to respond to & reimagine them.

In partnership with the Atlanta Community Support Project (ACSP), ECDS is proud to announce the launch of the Toolkits Platform, a completely free legal resource hub for individuals and families. Need access? Email [email protected] with 'Toolkits access' in the subject line.