Digital Humanities

"The Digital Scholarship Section of ALA's Association of College and Research Libraries focuses on digital scholarship trends, technologies, and collaboration."

"The Colored Conventions Project is a collaborative DH project that brings nineteenth-century Black organizing to digital life." The CCP Twitter is also a robust and consistently updated source that amplifies DH projects by Black scholars.

An account "showcasing the best digital humanities scholarship and news of interest to the DH community, through a process of aggregation, discovery, curation, and review."

A great resource to check for DH funding opportunities.

This is a good account to look to for DH funding opportunities as well as to learn about current DH projects.

This podcast is a collaboration between Dr. Caroline Boswell, Professor of Humanities & European History, Rachel Scray, a student in History, Digital and Public Humanities and Arts Management and Kate Farley, Phoenix Studios Producer. The purpose of Humanities+ is to provide listeners with meaningful discussions with enthusiast, scholars, and experts on the intricate fields of Digital and Public Humanities in order to expand our listeners thinking and perspective on the subject.

The Price Lab Podcast is "a series focused on the people who are building, using, and critiquing the digital tools and techniques transforming the humanities. In each episode, friends of the Price Lab will speak to a different scholar about their work and the digital tools and resources shaping their research and pedagogy."

"Where the digital humanities and librarianship meet." On dh+lib, you will find blog posts, DH project calls and updates, job listings, and general DH resources.

Postcolonial Digital Humanities has three major goals: to define the postcolonial digital humanities, to locate ways postcolonial studies can and should shift in response to digital changes and challenges, and to write alternative genealogies of the digital humanities.

A document supported by the Color Conventions Project of current and on-going Black DH work and resources.

"An extensive Digital Humanities bibliography with over 1,500 citations covering a variety of disciplines and topics." By John Taormina

A Google spreadsheet listing Digital Humanities projects by and about Latinx people and issues.

An editable Google Spreadsheet for women, non-binary (enby), and any other gender minority folx working in DH to add their contact information.