• Jennifer W. Kyker

• music
• oral history
• cultural heritage
• access

• African studies
• Zimbabwe
• Mbira

Sekuru's Stories is a co-authored digital humanities project that contributes toward the decoloniality of knowledge through the music and oral histories of Zimbabwean mbira player Sekuru Tute Chigamba.

• Marie Puren
• Pierre Vernus

• cultural heritage
• data modeling
• semantic web

• CIDOC CRM
• ontology
• semantic web
• cultural heritage
• silk
• SILKNOW

Using the Semantic Web to preserve European silk heritage, a CIDOC CRM-based data model and browser extension.

• Lise Jaillant
• Katherine Aske

• archives
• digitization
• machine learning
• cultural heritage
• access

• medical images
• digital archives
• artificial intelligence
• responsible access

Through a series of interviews with 10 archivists, librarians, and researchers based in the UK and US, the authors show that improved access to medical illustrations is essential to produce new knowledge in the humanities and medical research, as well as to bridge the gap between historical and modern understandings of the human body.

• Giacomo Alliata
• Yumeng Hou
• Sarah Kenderdine

• cultural heritage
• access

This study examines a computational workflow that combines posture recognition and movement computing to bridge the gap in accessing digital archives that capture living knowledge and embodied experiences. By analysing and visualising such archives through bodily features, we aim to enhance archival interaction in the context of digital museology, as demonstrated through two use cases.

• Lisa Teichmann
• Karolina Roman

• translation
• metadata
• cultural heritage
• data analytics

• translation invisibility
• book reviews
• periodical studies
• bibliographic data
• national libraries
• Canada
• Quebec
• Germany
• Austria

What do book reviews and national libraries have in common and can teach us about translation visibility?

• Julia Thomas
• Irene Testini

• visual art
• media history
• cultural heritage
• images

• illustration studies
• illustrations
• captions
• book history
• big data
• computer vision

What is the relation between an image and its caption? This article uses AI tools to analyse this complex relationship in historical book illustrations.

• Cristina Migliaccio

• web
• moving images
• globalDH
• dh
• cultural heritage

This article explores how usages of Neapolitan-Italian language on YouTube might counter the linguistic and cultural subordination of Neapolitans.

• Nick Thieberger

• project report
• access
• data curation
• cultural heritage
• metadata
• anthropology
• linguistics
• digitization
• indigenous

• PARADISEC
• Australia
• New Zealand
• Pacific
• Papua New Guinea (PNG)
• South-East Asia
• project resiliency

You wonʼt know what you had till itʼs gone: analog recordings and cultural restitution in the 21st century

• Bethany Nowviskie

• race
• cultural heritage
• dh
• infrastructure
• cultural criticism
• social justice

• Digital humanities
• Organizing
• Reform
• Mutual aid
• Infrastructure
• Reflection

We have pathways forward and tantalizing hints, but can scarcely imagine what it will mean to shift from extractive modes of digital research and curation — quantifying, fragmenting, pinning, hoarding — to ones that are generative, healing, open-ended, and which make us whole.

• Jazma Sutton
• Kalani Craig

• archives
• data curation
• race
• cultural heritage
• history
• oral history
• social media
• project report

• Black women
• Black digital humanities
• History harvest
• Memory work
• Digital community archive

In a world that has always conceived of Black women in opposition to others, but never on her own terms, Remembering Freedom History Harvest builds a local Indiana historiography that relies less on resistant readings of archives and more on the community archives and memory work that join together in descendant archival practice as a way to generate Black women’s histories.

• Lizhou Fan
• Todd Presner

• history
• data visualization
• data analytics
• semantic web
• cultural heritage
• oral history

• Indexing Agency in Testimonies
• Digital Humanities
• Holocaust Studies
• Information Extraction
• Semantic Triplets

Employing text analysis methods to analyze expressions of agency in Holocaust testimonies.

• Sabrina Sauer
• Berber Hagedoorn

• interdisciplinarity
• collaboration
• cs
• semantic web
• project report
• tools
• cultural heritage

Mapping interdisciplinary exchanges between computer scientists, media scholars, and information scientists via a collaborative test of a Linked Open Data search tool.

• Till Grallert

• project report
• digitization
• cultural heritage
• markup
• minimal computing
• access

This paper introduces and evaluates the project Open Arabic Periodical Editions (OpenArabicPE) as a case study of minimal computing.

• Blanca Gómez Cifuentes
• Carlos Fernández Freire
• Isabel del Bosque González
• Idoia Murga Castro

• project report
• performance
• cultural heritage
• history
• archives

Systematizing preserved sources of the Ballets Espagnols de Antonia Mercé La Argentina to create interactive maps which visualize their activity.

• Jing Chen
• Mengqi Li
• Wensi Lin
• Yinzhou Zhao
• Mengyue Zhang
• Han Chen
• Qiang Hu
• Yongqing Xie

• project report
• visual art
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• minimal computing
• history
• publishing

This essay offers a case study of the ZHI project, a digital craftsmanship project showcasing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship at three levels: knowing, making, and intelligence.

• Gábor Mihály Tóth
• Tim Hempel
• Krishna Somandepalli
• Shri Narayanan

• history
• gender
• interdisciplinarity
• data analytics
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• data modeling
• oral history

Applying methods and concepts from molecular physics to computationally approach over 6000 interviews of Aushwitz-Birkenau survivors.

• Benjamin Lee

• machine learning
• archaeology
• digital
• cultural heritage
• databases

In this article, I consider the Library of Congress’s Newspaper Navigator dataset, which I created as part of the Library of Congress’s Innovator-in-Residence program.

• Hannah Alpert-Abrams
• Clayton McCarl

• access
• dh
• pedagogy
• cultural heritage
• geospatial
• indigenous
• globalDH

This is the introduction to a special issue on Digital Humanities and Colonial Latin American Studies.

• George Aaron Broadwell
• Moisés García Guzmán
• Brook Danielle Lillehaugen
• Felipe H. Lopez
• May Helena Plumb
• Mike Zarafonetis

• collaboration
• history
• cultural heritage
• digital libraries
• indigenous
• language studies
• translation
• access
• social justice

• digital schoalrship
• digital humanities
• Colonial Mexico
• Zapotec
• archives
• collaoration
• humanidades digitales
• México colonial
• zapoteco
• archivos
• colaboración
• colaboración

This article discusses the Ticha project which is a digital text explorer that provides access to media and documents associated with the Zapotec community.

• Alex D. Ketchum

• history
• cultural heritage
• access
• geospatial
• data curation
• gender
• project report

Examines questions on the role and efficacy of online history projects for reclaiming lost LGBTQ+ spaces

• Viktoria Brüggemann
• Mark-Jan Bludau
• Marian Dörk

• philosophy
• data visualization
• cultural heritage

Outlines how the Deleuzian concept of the Fold offers a novel means of analyzing and conceptualizing data visualizations

• Patricia Ferreira-Lopes

• history
• geospatial
• cultural heritage
• digitization
• data modeling
• area studies

Applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in cultural and historical studies, especially on the Iberian peninsula.

• S.L. Ziegler

• cultural heritage
• digitization
• archives
• ethics
• glam
• metadata
• access

Analyzes the interaction between data brokers and cultural heritage institutions' data collections to explore how to mitigate the harm potentially caused by data in cultural institutions

• Victoria Van Hyning

• users
• cultural heritage
• transcription
• glam

Review of Mia Ridge's (ed.) Crowdsourcing Our Cultural Heritage.