We're working on a 'Social Media Guidelines' document for ourselves at SHARP News (and for any future SHARP News Social Media Editors!). We want to make sure we're facilitating inclusive and safe discussion for all.
Any things you'd like to see from us, SHARPists?
#bookstudies
#SHARP2022: Numerous in-person attendees are now reporting positive COVID-19 tests. If you attended the conference in Amsterdam, please consider testing yourself regularly over the next few days if you haven't already started doing so. 🧡
Although we still have 1 day left of #SHARP2022, we're excited to introduce the CFP for next year's global, virtual SHARP conference, "Affordances and Interfaces:
Textual Interactions Past, Present and Future." We look forward to your submissions!
https://t.co/zobAyCmfaZ
There is a new version of the program, with sessions now in chronological order, on https://t.co/sO6qH38u4e. NB: expecting a new version later today, because of changes 🤔. Check your email too, for individual questions please🏁 @SHARPorgNews
Not at @sharpamsterdam in person this year? We got you covered! SHARP News will be hosting an informal virtual happy hour on Wednesday, 13 July from 6:30PM to 8PM Amsterdam time. Drop in and out as you like!
More details and registration here: https://t.co/zNdlPfIhEU
Interested in contributing to the dh community in Canada and beyond? @csdhschn is seeking nominations for numerous nominations and and would love to have you! Submit your self-nomination or suggest a potential candidate by contacting [email protected]
Tessa Jordan's _Feminist Acts: Branching Out Magazine and the Making of Canadian Feminism_ is 'a well-written, thoughtful, and engaging piece of scholarship' that draws from a wide range of primary materials. @ellen6arth reviews the book for #SHARPNews:
https://t.co/9oJFGruiAI
*SEEKING SUGGESTIONS*
SHARPists, we're looking for recommendations for bookish e-resources and exhibits* that you'd like to see reviewed on #SHARPNews. If you'd be open to doing reviews of your recommendations yourself, great! If not, no worries - we'll do a call out.
Following a brief hiatus, I am very keen to continue receiving EOIs from colleagues in book history (eyes on you, @SHARPorg and friends!). If you have a recorded paper or talk that you'd like to share through the #DarntonWatch podcast, please do get in touch.