• 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.

• Dhanashree Thorat

• globalDH
• infrastructure
• literary studies
• race

• Black digital humanities
• postcolonial digital humanities
• digital divide

In June 2019, Google announced a new undersea fiber-optic cable line connecting Portugal and South Africa and named it Equiano after Olaudah Equiano, an eighteenth-century Black man who was kidnapped from his Igbo village and sold into slavery. This article reads Google's infrastructural initiative against the grain of Equiano's autobiographical narrative to locate how the violent afterlives of slavery and colonialism manifest in and undergird Internet infrastructure projects today.

• 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.

• Alastair Gornall
• Sayan Bhattacharyya

• globalDH
• pedagogy
• philosophy

• computer science
• digital humanities
• pedagogy
• Singapore
• STEM

This article explores the pedagogical challenges and opportunities of bringing the Digital Humanities into a STEM-orientated and Singaporean educational context.

• Kaiama L. Glover

• dh
• race
• area studies
• globalDH

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

• Roopika Risam
• Alex Gil

• minimal computing
• users
• globalDH
• infrastructure

• Quinn Dombrowski

• globalDH
• access
• tools
• minimal computing
• ethics
• collaboration

This paper focuses on the practical realities of implementing the most common minimal computing methods for web development.

• Raffaele Viglianti
• Gimena del Rio Riande
• Nidia Hernández
• Romina De Léon

• access
• globalDH
• pedagogy
• project report
• minimal computing

In this paper, we present our preliminary reflections on whether minimal computing as a practice can extend beyond computing done under some technological constraints to serving as a common ground between different digital humanities research dynamics in the Global North and South.

• Matthew Lincoln
• Jennifer Isasi
• Sarah Melton
• François Dominic Laramée

• project report
• info architecture
• project management
• minimal computing
• globalDH

In this case study, we show how the challenges of maintaining a sustainable static-site architecture for the Programming Historian are deeply intertwined with the logistical challenges of expanding the original project into a multilingual set of publications.

• Jennifer Edmond
• Nicole Basaraba
• Michelle Doran
• Vicky Garnett
• Courtney Helen Grile
• Eliza Papaki
• Erszébet Toth-Czifra

• globalDH
• tools

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• 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.

• 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.

• Luis Ferla
• Cecily Raynor

• globalDH
• infrastructure
• standards
• cultural criticism
• graphic design
• geospatial
• data curation
• ethics
• area studies

DHQ presents its Portuguese language special edition.

• 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.

• Molly Nebiolo
• Gregory J. Palermo

• globalDH
• dh

A report on the DH2019 conference in Mexico City