Extraordinary new public humanities resource that curates in near real-time over 50,0000 items from sources/channels of humanities-related scholars who create pubic-facing essays, podcasts, videos, blogs, etc.: publicscholarship.org
This Program is a STEM-designated, and students will complete their degree by working with an advisor to complete a digital capstone project or write a thesis.
If you are interested in applying or have someone you know who might be interested, feel free to contact us - apply through the link below!
You still have 1 week to apply for our M.A. Program in Digital Humanities at the CUNY Graduate Center for the upcoming fall semester!
The M.A. in Digital Humanities cultivates both the practical skills and the humanistic knowledge needed to work on digital humanities-related projects.
Winter Storm Alert Due to inclement weather, the Graduate Center is shifting to remote operations and classes on Sunday, Feb. 22, and Monday, Feb. 23.
Due to inclement weather, the Graduate Center is shifting to remote instruction and remote operations on Sunday. Feb. 22, and Monday, Feb. 23. Keep up with the latest details at www.gc.cuny.edu/news/februar...
Two on Toni! First a workshop on how to ignite learning spaces with inspiration from Bambara’s own teaching practices. Then a new film that highlights how we can learn from Bambara in a time of renewed questions.
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Please RSVP through the link: www.gc.cuny.edu/events/ma-di...
We look forward to meeting you all soon 🔜
📌 The M.A. in Digital Humanities Program Open House is happening TOMORROW!
Prospective students interested in our program are welcome to join us via Zoom on Tuesday, February 3rd from 5-6 PM to ask questions about all aspects of the program, as well as the application process.
Call For Proposals! LACDH 2026 in San Antonio. Theme "Transfronteras: Third Spaces in Digital Humanities" focused on Transborder Digital Humanities. Deadline to submit proposals, February 13. See guides.uflib.ufl.edu/lac-dh-sympo... for more information
"How should we understand the various pleasures that come with describing and enacting anti-migrant practices and policies? ... What is the historical and political context for such delightful horrors?"
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Professor Shimoda will present "From Philology to Digital Infrastructure: The Origins and Methodological Significance of the Reiwa Buddhist Canon Project," and Professor Nagasaki will discuss "AI Technologies Behind the Reiwa Buddhist Canon Project: Methods, Workflows, and Current Progress."
🪷 Event: On the Reiwa Buddhist Canon Project
📅 January 21st
⏰ 12:30 PM - 2 PM
📍CUNY Graduate Center Suite 5307
Join us tomorrow for two presentations by Professor Masahiro Shimoda & Kiyonori Nagasaki at @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social
#GCTopStories25: Alumna Paula Fleischer transformed the stories of thousands who disappeared in Argentina’s Dirty War into a striking memorial quilt that exposes the dangers of dictatorship www.gc.cuny.edu/news/ai-hip-... @gcdatavis.bsky.social
Wall Street Journal headlines that says Companies Are Desperately Seeking ‘Storytellers’
Are these the same companies that told us the robot could do it?
Check out María’s work: mariabuitsan.github.io/guaqueras-y-campesinas/ with interviews, photos of artifacts, and audio from fieldwork to explore more about Western Boyacá women and guaquería.
Developed in a collaboration with a team of local researchers in Colombia, María used Dédalo to digitize and archive the records of women's remarkable resilience amidst a historically extractive and patriarchal emerald economy.
#digitalhumanities #capstoneproject #DHmakes
“Guaqueras and Campesinas in Western Boyacá, Colombia” is a digital memory project by María F. Buitrago (MA, 2025) with advisor Aránzazu Borrachero chronicling the lives and labors of women residing in the emerald-producing municipalities of Colombia.
Today is the deadline to apply to the 2026 edition of GCDRI at @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social. I participated as a first year PhD - a life-changing entry into the wonderful worlds of #digitalhumanities & #publicscholarship. Now I'm teaching in it for the third year in a row. @cunygcps2.bsky.social
Call for Submissions Issue 28: General Issue The Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy (JITP) seeks scholarly work at the intersection of teaching, learning, and research with technology • Textual and multimedia submissions - interdisciplinary approaches in humanities, sciences, and social sciences welcome • Audio/visual presentations, interviews, dialogues, or conversations; creative/artistic works; manifestos; or other scholarly materials and/or methodologies - work addressing labor and care considerations of teaching and creating projects with digital technology
Have you thought about submitting something to JITP but your idea didn’t quite fit with our themed issues? Submit to our **GENERAL ISSUE** by December 15th and show us how you think about the intersection of teaching, learning, and research with technology. See you in our inbox!
Infographic reading: Keen to share your #DigitalHumanities research methods?, tinyurl.com/open-call-2025-blog, digital methods for the humanities, programminghistorian.org
🗣️ Keen to share your #DigitalHumanities research methods?
Everything we publish is #DiamondOpenAccess.
tinyurl.com/open-call-2025-blog
📩 Send us your proposal by: 15 February 2026
#CallForPapers
New issue of my newsletter: "The Writing Is on the Wall for Handwriting Recognition" — One of the hardest problems in digital humanities has finally been solved, and it's a good use of AI newsletter.dancohen.org/archive/the-...
Images of Elena Foulis, Lisa Rhody, Jacqueline Wernimont, Carrie Schroeder for We Can do Hard Things: Digital Humanities in These Times November 11, 2025 11-12:30 Central, 12-1:30 EST. Registration QR code.
Really looking forward to our conversation today @ 12-1:30 EST "We Can Do Hard Things: Digital Humanities in These Times." w/ @drafoulis.bsky.social
@wernimont.bsky.social & @ctschroeder.bsky.social I'll talk about successful strategies used by #DHRI Community Leads to grow DH communities. Join us!
For anyone working in #DigitalHumanities, #spaCy is a powerful good old Python #NLP library for processing text: It can identify word types, base forms (lemmas), sentence structure (dependency parsing), recognize named entities (NER), etc.
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#cuny #gradschool #digitalhumanities #dh #application
📣Just a reminder! Applications to join our M.A. Program in Digital Humanities for Spring 2026 enrollment are due tomorrow, Saturday, November 1st.
Check the link: gc.cuny.edu/digital-humanities/admissions-and-aid for more information on admissions. We look forward to reading your applications!
It's still not too late to join our Open House today!
The Program Director and advisors will be on-hand to take your questions about all aspects of the program, as well as the application process.
Please RSVP using the QR code above or through the link below! We look forward to meeting you all soon🙂
#digitalhumanities #gradschool #openhouse
The M.A. in Digital Humanities Program Open House is only a week away!
Prospective students interested in our program are welcome to join us via Zoom on Monday, October 6th from 5-6 PM.
Shout out to @kmichael.bsky.social and @jojokarlin.bsky.social for making this happen via their @gc-dh.bsky.social course @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social
The July/August issue of #ReviewsInDH is now live! Jennifer Guiliano & I are happy to share "Latinx Oral Histories," edited by the brilliant Elena Foulis and Jennifer Lozano. Great projects, big and small, illuminating the collective impact of #DigitalHumanities reviewsindh.pubpub.org/v6-n7-8
