625 submissions, 339 accepted, hundreds of reviewers: the book of abstracts for the #DH2020 conference that would have been has arrived. Read the abstracts online at https://t.co/cd60UIMa7n
Happy conference week everyone! The #DH2020 Book of Abstracts is up at https://t.co/zr5MNO3EmU (with thanks to May Ning, Huma Zafar, & everyone who submitted through Conftool. PDF to follow).
See you in Humanities Commons this week! HT to the virtual conference committee.
How are the people, ideas, and methods of #DH2020 connected? Have a look at @dariorodighiero's remarkable "Cartography of DH2020" visualization at https://t.co/mi5iPUM6kP . For more information see the repository at https://t.co/JbTXCGwR55
Today's the day to submit your final abstract for inclusion in the #DH2020 Book of Abstracts via Conftool. For pointers see our Book of Abstracts FAQ https://t.co/d1gDgwtpu8
Accepted Presenters: Be on the lookout in your email for an update about the #dh2020 conference. Info on book of abstracts (https://t.co/d1gDgwtpu8) and virtual conference (https://t.co/WVbrfToIxf) is included.
ADHO regretfully announces cancellation of #DH2020 conference in Ottawa. ADHO is presently evaluating the feasibility of holding a virtual conference and we will share more as we are able.
https://t.co/TU5bgPUAhR
cc @DH2020_Ottawa
We have just published a brief statement about @DH2020_Ottawa and COVID-19: https://t.co/US7fbfYYbe. This is an ongoing situation and we will provide additional updates by 1 May. Be well, everyone! #dh2020
Thanks to CNI for capturing this talk of mine in December, which sums up sustainability challenges identified in my dissertation and previews new work on community-centered sustainability. Next stop for this line of inquiry: @DH2020_Ottawa with @trevormunoz
Upcoming deadlines for #dh2020
15 March: Bursaries
19 March: Pedagogy SIG
1 April: First Nations and Indigenous Studies workshop
15 April: Digital Literary Studies SIG
SIGs (special interest groups) & workshops:
https://t.co/e153yuQSbE
Bursaries:
https://t.co/5Qcn2fcYYM
News in the inbox that our panel's accepted for @DH2020_Ottawa! I'll be presenting with the talented @luhar7@tully_barnett & @megancytron on 'Global Renderings in the Queer Digital Humanities'. My paper: 'A Digital Poetics of Langston Hughes and James Baldwin’s FBI Files.'
Great opportunity: Digital First Nations, Native American, and Indigenous Studies Workshop committee invites submissions of proposals for “Digital Research in First Nations, Native American, and Indigenous Studies around the Globe” for #DH2020. Apply: https://t.co/S6pDch90Cj
Call for submissions: Digital Research in First Nations, Native American, and Indigenous Studies Around the Globe Meeting.
This event will take place in Ottawa with #DH2020. Funding available to support scholars.