Showcasing important digital humanities scholarship and news of interest to the DH community.
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Editors’ Choice: Understanding the Environmental Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
Editors’ Summary: The tools we use are not neutral. This LibGuide intends to offer librarians, instructors, and others within the higher education community a gateway…
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Editors’ Choice: A Skeuomorphic View of Book History
Editors’ Summary: This post considers the relationship between AI and book history. According to Cordell, the chat box relies on a flawed skeuomorphism that misleads…
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Editors’ Choice: Why the Digital Humanities Haven’t Embraced Data Feminism
Editors’ Summary: This post considers the extent to which the field of DH has embraced the principles of Data Feminism once the initial buzz died…
News
- Job Announcement: Digitization Archivist at Letterform Archive
- Job Announcement: AI Postdoctoral Research Fellows at Princeton University
- Job Announcement: DARIAH ERIC seeks a Data Steward
- Job Announcement: Digital Initiatives & Scholarly Communications Librarian at Macalester College
- Job Announcement: Digital Initiatives & Scholarly Communication Specialist at Boston College
- Job Announcement: Research Fellow/Postdoctoral Researcher in trustworthy AI across linguistic and cultural diversities Job Details
- Resource: a zine: ‘Get to Do An Art or Craft: Applying to artist residencies for ‘non-artists’’
- Resource: Data Center Policy Database
- Project: Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures
- Resource: PoeTree Poetry corpora in 11 languages
- Highlighted Feed: CEDHAR Center for Digital History Aarhus
- Project: Enslaved Fugitives in the Lesser Antilles, 1760s-1860s
- CFP: Alabama Digitorium
- CFP: DHd2027: Mind the Gap! – Knowledge, Insecurity and Responsibility
- CFP: 2027 International Digital Curation Conference
- CFP: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Humanities Pedagogy
- CFP: Interactive Digital Narratives: Creativity, Theory, and Emerging Practices
- CFP: Humanities and Social Sciences from the Perspective of Digital Humanities
- Opportunity: Join The DO Team 2026/27
- Opportunity: Funding for Bibliographical Events
- Opportunity: Nominations for TEI-C Elections
- Opportunity: Humanitarian Archive Emergency Census
- Opportunity: ACH2026 #DHmakes Regional Hub
- Opportunity: Boost your coding skills at the Research Software Summer School 2026
- Report: Ecosystem Notes: Black Culture, Black Futures, and a Fight for Our Lives
- Report: The World in an Archive: Preserving the Websites of Geographers, Cartographers, and Map Enthusiasts
- Report: LGBTQIA+ Pride Month
- Report: Building Open Infrastructure That Lasts: A Spotlight on Digital Scholar
- Report: Resurrecting Networks: On Eulogies, Dead Tech, and Fifteen Years of Open Government
- Report: Software Freedom as Civic Care