Florida Digital Humanities Consortium

FLDH is a collective of institutions in Florida that seeks to promote an understanding of the humanities in light of digital technologies and research.

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

We have heard about incredible projects this month as part of our Latin America & Caribbean Series & this Friday (8/25) will be no exception. Please join us to learn more about Tracking Religious Racism in Brazil. More details and registration available: https://t.co/riwXCss2tT

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Just a reminder that all of our webinar recordings are later housed on the FLDH Youtube channel. So be sure to check back soon if you missed this great session!

https://t.co/M9FCCuqUl4

[The US Caribbean & FL Digital Newspaper Project @UFNDNP]

Would you like to learn more about how UFNDNP built a bilingual recipe website using digitized newspapers? Join Sarah Tew & Melissa Jerome on Friday for a live webinar with @FLdighumanities
Register today by clicking on the link:
https://t.co/M8D0WF0SDc

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Our #dh webinar series continues this Friday, August 18 with the next great installment: Recetas de las América: A bilingual digital publishing cookbook. Don't miss it!

Register here: https://t.co/XS2g6uoHk3

Upcoming schedule & past recordings: https://t.co/riwXCsruEl

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Our next webinar in our Latin America & Caribbean series, Inclusividad, marcado TEl y filosofía en la Biblioteca Digital del Pensamiento Novohispano, is happening live on August 11th at 2pm!

Register here: https://t.co/KgCMnfCRJS

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Don't forget about the next installment in our #dh webinar series, Curaduría de datos y narrativas geoespaciales sobre redes de intercambio y comercio indígena en la región del Orinoco, siglos XV al XVIII, on August 4th at 2pm!

Register now: https://t.co/OEgt3x2agi

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

FLDH will have amazing webinars this August. For more information and to register: https://t.co/nYnrIK8FL0. First, "Curaduría de datos y narrativas geoespaciales sobre redes de intercambio y comercio indígena en la región del Orinoco, siglos XV al XVIII" August 4, 2 p.m EDT

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

Talking this afternoon at #ACH2023 about the @FLdighumanities webinar series I am currently organizing. These webinars focus on topics related to Latin America and Caribbean Studies Digital Humanities. For more info and to see what's coming: https://t.co/nYnrIK87Vs

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Join us for the next installment in our #dh webinar series, Developing a Multilingual Repository of Open/(ish) Access Materials: A Case Study of the Haitian Studies Association’s Digital Initiatives, on June 30th at 2pm!

Register now: https://t.co/a9ElZqA2R9

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

In case you missed the excellent United Fronteras: A Transborder Digital and Public Repository, presented by Dr. Sylvia Fernández & Dr. Laura Gonzalez, last week it is available on our Youtube channel: https://t.co/rHDg4DmPQ8

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

Missed our second FLDH webinar on "Using Social Media to Explore Haitian History - Rendering Revolution"? It's now available on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/J7cIl4QtJT

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

Join us on June 23, 2pm EDT for a new @FLdighumanities webinar: "United Fronteras: A Transborder Digital and Public Repository" with @sferna109 and @gonzlaur. For more information and to register: https://t.co/nYnrIK87Vs

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Don't forget to sign up for the next installment in our ongoing #dh webinar series happening June 16th! More information on Dr. Siobhan Meï & Dr. Jonathan Square's "Rendering Revolution: Sartorial Approaches to Haitian History” is available here: https://t.co/riwXCss2tT

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

Register for our second @FLdighumanities webinar on June 16, 2pm EDT, on "Using Social Media to Explore Haitian History – Rendering Revolution" by Dr. Siobhan Meï and Dr. Jonathan Square. More info: https://t.co/nYnrIK87Vs #DH #Haiti #twitterstorians #FCHS2023

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

Missed the first @FLdighumanities 2023 webinar? It's now available on our YouTube channel: Ian Seavey, Texas A&M, "Mapping Puerto Rico’s Hurricane History 1899-Present" https://t.co/ry44mtnSpr. #DH #puertorico #hurricanes #GIS

[Ian Seavey @HurricaneSeavey]

The most circulated newspaper in Puerto Rico, @ElNuevoDia, just published an article about me and my DH project "Mapping Puerto Rico's Hurricane History!" Thank you to Wilson González-Espada for interviewing me and writing an incredibly thoughtful piece! https://t.co/ccPUdu5tx1

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Still time to join us! Mapping Puerto Rico’s Hurricane History 1899-Present begins at 2pm. We hope to see you there! https://t.co/riwXCss2tT

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Friday is the day! Please sign-up and plan to join us for the first session of our 2023 Webinar Series: Latin America & Caribbean Edition. Join us as Ian Seavey presents Mapping Puerto Rico’s Hurricane History 1899-Present. Registration is available here: https://t.co/UntrJcYHG8

[Florida Digital Humanities Consortium @FLdighumanities]

Friday is the day! Please sign-up and plan to join us for the first session of our 2023 Webinar Series: Latin America & Caribbean Edition. Join us as Ian Seavey presents Mapping Puerto Rico’s Hurricane History 1899-Present. Registration is available here: https://t.co/UntrJcYHG8

[Ian Seavey @HurricaneSeavey]

I am really excited to present my digital humanities project Mapping Puerto Rico's Hurricane History, 1899-present in this wonderful webinar series organized by @FLdighumanities!

[Ian Seavey @HurricaneSeavey]

I am excited to announce that my digital humanities project is now live! It utilizes ArcGIS software to present a map of every major storm to hit Puerto Rico from 1899-present. Please share far and wide!
https://t.co/mSLlolY5aG

[Hélène Huet @superHH]

Coming up on April 21 at 2pm EDT: "Mapping Puerto Rico’s Hurricane History 1899-Present," Ian Seavey, PhD Candidate in the Department of History, Texas A&M University. More information: https://t.co/nYnrIK8FL0 #DH #mapping #puertorico #AcademicTwitter #twitterstorians