• Richard Roberts
• Rebecca Wall

• ethics
• dh
• social justice
• race

• slavery
• liberation

Given the prevailing stigma and potential violence against people of slave descent in West Africa, what are scholars' ethical and political responsibilities in using the names of enslaved people who actively sought their liberation at the hands of French colonial officials during the second half of the nineteenth century in public-facing digital humanities projects?

• Matthew S. Hopper

• dh
• ethics
• history
• social justice

• slavery

This paper examines ethical issues related to the use of the registers of liberated Africans in the Indian Ocean for historical research.

• Soni Wadhwa

• dh
• cultural criticism

• digital humanities
• handbook

James O'Sullivan's edited volume is an important addition to contemporary discourse on DH. It has something for a variety of readers: experts, beginners, and critics.

• Paul Barrett

• cultural criticism
• dh
• literary studies

• Distant Reading

The article challenges the retro-humanist critique of the digital humanities, arguing that these critiques constitute idealized, unsituated criticism that depend upon a narrow conception of the proper questions, methods, and objects of analysis for the humanities.

• Rebecca Y. Bayeck

• race
• area studies
• dh

• Black digital humanities
• learning sciences
• instructional design
• exhibition design

Black DH has at its core principles and practices that call for equity and inclusion. This article speaks to how the dialogue between Black DH and the fields of learning sciences, instructional design, and exhibition design can create new frameworks for inclusion, design, and learning for all.

• Faithe J. Day

• dh
• interdisciplinarity
• race
• gender

Debates in #BlackDH traces the history and evolution of Black digital humanities through a focus on field-defining research, digital scholarship, and future directions in the study of gender and sexuality.

• Rebecca Y. Bayeck
• Joseph M. Bayeck

• dh
• digital
• globalDH
• race

• Black DH
• learning sciences
• instructional tech

This special issue explores Black digital humanities viewed and interpreted for its meanings and implications in relation to practices in the digital world and fields that affect Black experiences.

• Walter Crist
• Matthew Stephenson
• Éric Piette
• Cameron Browne

• games
• databases
• archaeology
• dh

• Game Studies
• Computer Science
• Databases
• Archaeology
• History
• Anthropology

The Ludii Games Database presents a view on the traditional board games from the past 5000 years and lets you play them online.

• Amanda Furiasse

• data modeling
• dh

• virtual reality
• digital arts and humanities
• computational studies
• museology
• digital museology

In her review of Modelling Between Digital and Humanities: Thinking in Practice, Amanda Furiasse delves into the dynamic potential of modeling not just as a method, but as a transformative medium for humanities research, illuminating how modeling can empower scholars to adapt and thrive in an era of AI chatbots, VR simulations, and deepfakes.

• Diane K. Jakacki

• dh
• gender
• cultural criticism

• feminism
• software
• ethnography
• content management
• code

Diane Jakacki reviews Tara McPherson's "Feminist in a Software Lab" (2018)

• Edgar Lejeune

• dh
• history
• standards
• publishing
• medieval

• History of Digital Humanities
• Digital Medieval History
• Research Instruments

A history of debates about medievalists circulating early digital research instruments.

• Onyekachi Henry Ibekwe

• cultural criticism
• dh
• philosophy

A review of Knowledge and Critique in a Digital Age

• Crystal Hall
• Lauren Tilton
• Griffin Ng

• collaboration
• pedagogy
• dh

• labor
• seminars
• experimentation
• intersectional feminism
• values-based DH

In the teaching-research-service triad of labor in higher education, reframing digital humanities pedagogy workshops as teaching brings us closer to the goals of the field.

• Lynne Siemens

• dh
• collaboration
• infrastructure

Looking to start a DH/DS center, look to established centers for lessons from the trenches.

• John Ryan
• Lydia Hearn
• Paul Longley Arthur

• access
• data curation
• dh
• ecocriticism
• interdisciplinarity

• digital environmental humanities
• anthropocene
• citizen ecohumanities
• perennial eco-archiving
• human-plant relations
• digital botanical humanities
• environmental storytelling
• environmental justice

• Jennifer C. Edmond
• Alejandro Benito Santos
• Michelle Doran
• Roberto Therón
• Michał Kozak
• Cezary Mazurek
• Eveline Wandl-Vogt
• Aleyda Rocha Sepulveda

• collaboration
• project report
• interdisciplinarity
• dh
• data curation
• markup

We discuss how the cross-disciplinary design of a taxonomy of sources of uncertainty in Digital Humanities (DH) became not just an instrument to organise data, but also a tool to negotiate and build compromises between different communities of practice.

• Dominik Gerstorfer
• Evelyn Gius
• Janina Jacke

• data analytics
• dh

This is the editorial of the special issue Working on and with Categories for Text Analysis.

• Andrew Prescott

• philosophy
• race
• dh
• cultural criticism

• Artificial Intelligence
• Bias
• Machine Learning
• Big Data

This article surveys the ways in which issues of race and gender bias emerge in projects involving the use of predictive analytics, big data and artificial intelligence (AI).

• Ruta Binkyte

• reading
• visual art
• dh

• Computer Vision
• Distant Viewing
• Distant Reading
• Digital Art History

• 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.

• Martin Holmes
• Janelle Jenstad
• J. Matthew Huculak

• project management
• archives
• dh
• cultural criticism
• infrastructure

• project resiliency
• endings
• introduction

The end is where we start from.

• Zach Coble
• Jojo Karlin

• dh
• digital
• hypertext
• citation
• standards
• publishing

• project resiliency
• link rot
• Digital Humanities Quarterly

Link rot in DHQ

• Helen B. Kampmann Marodin

• history
• dh

Review of Adam Crymble's Technology and the Historian: Transformations in the Digital Age published in 2021 by the University of Illinois Press.

• Amanda Furiasse

• dh
• machine learning
• ethics
• data analytics

• Laura Estill
• Jennifer Guiliano
• Élika Ortega
• Melissa Terras
• Deb Verhoeven
• Glen Layne-Worthey

• dh
• ethics

Analyzing the annual ADHO Digital Humanities conference and critiquing its address of issues like representation, diversity, multilingualism, and labor.

• Ravynn K. Stringfield

• race
• social media
• dh
• social justice

Exploring the particular ways in which Black graduate students utilize the digital to transform their separate experiences into collectives and engage in methods of resisting and engaging in carework.

• Alanna Prince
• Cara Marta Messina

• dh
• race
• cultural criticism
• ethics
• publishing

• Black digital humanities
• Antiracist editorial practices
• Black studies

The focus of Black DH and this special issue is not to define Black DH, but rather spotlight the limitless, interdisciplinary nature of Black DH and Black scholarship.

• Kaiama L. Glover

• dh
• race
• area studies
• globalDH

Kaiama Glover writes on the future of Caribbean studies in Black DH.

• Angel David Nieves

• dh
• race
• cultural criticism
• ethics

• Black digital humanities
• Reflection

I propose that we in the Black DH community consider these ten principles of practice.

• Kim Gallon

• race
• dh

A brief examination of Black DH genealogy, its significant momements and events.

• Moya Bailey

• project report
• social media
• race
• social justice
• dh

• Origin story
• Race
• Reflection

We were feminists, womanists, radical women of color finding our voices in the liminal spaces of the internet and it was beautiful.

• 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.

• Elizabeth Losh

• dh
• race
• cultural criticism

• Diversity
• Professional associations
• Origin story
• Reflection

Instead it might be more useful to invest energies in regional digital humanities organizations that treat access-oriented institutions and communities of color with more respect.

• Romi Ron Morrison

• social justice
• race
• ethics
• dh
• history

• fugitivity
• computation
• bias
• blackness

A commentary on Black Computational Thought as a unique critical intervention.

• James Smithies
• Sarah Atkinson
• Elliott Hall

• interdisciplinarity
• collaboration
• games
• machine learning
• dh
• project report

A case study of embedding a research software engineer from a DH lab into an start-up engaged in developing immersive narrative story-telling platforms.

• Grant Wythoff

• dh
• minimal computing
• cultural criticism
• collaboration

This article first takes a broader view of minimalism to register several problematic echoes of minimal computing among digital detoxers and disaster survivalists in intensities ranging from Luddism to asceticism.

• Tracy L. Barnett

• dh
• history
• pedagogy
• public history

Review of Hannu Salmi’s What is Digital History?

• Clayton McCarl

• pedagogy
• dh
• collaboration

• internships
• pedagogy
• students
• collaboration
• mentorship

An approach to designing credit–bearing, project-based digital humanities internships

• Christian Howard-Sukhil
• Samantha Wallace
• Ankita Chakrabarti

• project report
• public history
• dh
• publishing
• sound

Argues for the academic value of the podcast as a non-traditional research methodology

• Matthew Lavin

• dh
• philosophy

Pushing back against Johanna Drucker's call to reconsider data as capta.

• Tracey El Hajj

• dh
• sound
• access
• pedagogy

A book review of the edited volume Digital Sound Studies.

• Stefania Scagliola

• moving images
• sound
• dh
• media studies
• images

This is an interview on the founding of the ADHO AVinDH Special Interest Group.

• Taylor Arnold
• Stefania Scagliola
• Lauren Tilton
• Jasmijn Van Gorp

• images
• dh
• media studies
• moving images
• sound
• visual art
• philosophy

This is the introduction to the special issue on AudioVisual data in DH.

• 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.

• Maciej Maryl
• Costis Dallas
• Jennifer Edmond
• Jessie Labov
• Ingrida Kelpšienė
• Michelle Doran
• Marta Kołodziejska
• Klaudia Grabowska

• project report
• project management
• infrastructure
• dh

Exploring three pilot studies as a potential basis for protocols in the midst of meaningful change in scholarly practice.

• James W. Malazita
• Ezra J. Teboul
• Hined Rafeh

• dh
• social justice
• project report
• materialisms
• gender
• philosophy

This article explores the situatedness of DH labs.

• Shanmugapriya T
• Nirmala Menon

• infrastructure
• dh
• glam
• history
• digital libraries
• globalDH
• materialisms
• pedagogy

• Research practice in India
• Digital Humanities
• Infrastructure
• Social Interaction
• Challenges

This article examines the challenges in infratructure

• Mila Oiva
• Urszula Pawlicka-Deger

• social media
• infrastructure
• dh
• materialisms
• globalDH

This is the introduction to the special issue on situated research practices.

• Mila Oiva

• interdisciplinarity
• dh
• info architecture
• network
• glam

• digital humanities
• transfer of knowledge
• research facilitation
• social networks
• organization
• digital communication tools
• space

This article examines digital humanities (DH) centers as focal points of the interdisciplinary transfer of knowledge.

• Urszula Pawlicka-Deger

• infrastructure
• dh
• history
• project management
• data curation

• infrastructure
• laboratory
• lab history
• humanities lab
• digital humanities center
• techno-science lab
• virtual lab
• situatedness

This article explores the labratory turn in the humantiies.

• DHQ editorial team

• dh
• tools
• data visualization

Remembering Stéfan Sinclair

• Cláudio José Silva Ribeiro
• Suemi Higuchi
• Luis Antonio Coelho Ferla

• dh
• area studies
• globalDH
• project report

• Digital Humanities
• Science and Technology
• HDRio2018

A Portuguese language article which casts a panoramic glance at Digital Humanities initiatives in Brazil.

• Barbara McGillivray
• Thierry Poibeau
• Pablo Ruiz Fabo

• nlp
• collaboration
• dh
• tools
• corpora
• stylistics
• markup
• annotation

Argues for an increase in communication and collaboration between Natural Language Processing and Digital Humanities communities to advance both fields

• Maria Clara Paixão de Sousa

• materialisms
• reading
• digital
• dh
• philosophy
• media studies

Material conditions of digital text diffusion and their impact on new forms of reading.

• Elizabeth Callaway
• Jeffrey Turner
• Heather Stone
• Adam Halstrom

• project report
• nlp
• dh
• metadata
• cultural criticism
• gender

Topic modeling warm invitations and gatekeeping in the digital humanities.

• Samantha Blickhan

• transcription
• dh
• ethics
• history
• access

Review of Academic Crowdsourcing in the Humanities: Crowds, Communities and Co-production, by Mark Hedges and Stuart Dunn.

• Jessica Wagner Webster

• collaboration
• dh
• glam
• project report

Examines perceptions of DH scholars' preceptions of information professionals, and vice-versa, and how to support both in collaborative research

• Andrew Ravenscroft
• Colin Allen

• dh
• tools
• digital libraries
• rhetoric
• pedagogy
• machine learning
• nlp

Dicusses a technological platform and problems in scaffolding a system for argument identification and interpretation

• Kelly Baker Josephs

• dh
• social justice
• cultural criticism
• area studies

Responding to the tendency to focus on “DH in the moment,” an essay from DYCDH week 2018.

• Tarez Samra Graban
• Paul Marty
• Allen Romano
• Micah Vandegrift

• collaboration
• social justice
• dh
• ethics

Introduction to a special issue of DHQ on Invisible Labor

• Hélène Huet
• Suzan Alteri
• Laurie N. Taylor

• interdisciplinarity
• cultural criticism
• dh
• glam

The invisible work of interdisciplinary workers and how that can be improved.

• Costas Papadopoulos
• Susan Schreibman

• history
• geospatial
• ar
• data modeling
• data visualization
• project report
• dh

• Virtual worlds
• digital (re)constructions
• 3D modelling
• digital scholarly editions
• Unity 3D
• WebGL
• battle
• Easter Rising

A case study on methods for digitally modelling complex spatial events with inspiration from digital scholarly editions.

• Molly Nebiolo
• Gregory J. Palermo

• globalDH
• dh

A report on the DH2019 conference in Mexico City

• James Smithies
• Carina Westling
• Anna-Maria Sichani
• Pam Mellen
• Arianna Ciula

• archives
• infrastructure
• project management
• dh
• digital

Details the conceptual, procedural, and technical approaches used to secure the short to medium term future of the King's Digital Lab projects, and offers policy recommendations to prevent repetition of the situation in the future.