• 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.

• Dr. Drew E. VandeCreek

• digital libraries
• data curation
• history
• infrastructure

• Digital Preservation
• Legacy websites
• Website Failure
• National Endowment for the Humanities
• Website Sustainability

An examination into why four free use digital humanities websites lost their funding from the National Endowment fo the Humannities' Education Development and Demonstration Program.

• Sarah Potvin

• infrastructure
• standards

• proxy
• labor

Dylan Mulvin's Proxies: The Cultural Work of Standing In (2021) argues that because proxies maintain a fiction of representativeness, we must be attentive both to their function as stand-ins and to the human labor and bodies that sustain their status.

• Lynne Siemens

• dh
• collaboration
• infrastructure

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

• Karin van Es

• cultural criticism
• tools
• digital
• infrastructure
• cultural criticism

• Tool criticism
• Digital methods
• Methodology
• Digital infrastructures

This paper explores tool criticism – a critical attitude required of digital humanities scholars when working with computational tools and digital infrastructures.

• James Cummings

• project management
• data curation
• collaboration
• markup
• infrastructure

• project resiliency
• succession planning

Saving two projects from digital demise.

• Jessica Otis

• data curation
• project management
• collaboration
• ethics
• infrastructure

• project resiliency
• funding
• granting agencies

Follow the Money? Funding and Digital Sustainability

• Martin Holmes
• Joey Takeda

• data curation
• infrastructure
• minimal computing
• publishing
• standards
• tools
• web

• project resiliency
• digital editions
• software obsolescence
• sustainability
• static websites

We’ve made all our digital editions static websites, and should too; you’ll regret it if you don’t.

• 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.

• 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.

• Roopika Risam
• Alex Gil

• minimal computing
• users
• globalDH
• infrastructure

• Ciaran B. Trace

• archives
• infrastructure

• Infrastructure
• maintenance
• maintenance work
• humanities scholarship
• archival work

This article examines the notion of the archive as revealed through a process of infrastructural inversion, with an emphasis on understanding the working information practices of archivists as a prerequisite to any discussion of humanities infrastructure initiatives. Situating the archive as a form of infrastructure and archival labor as a form of maintenance work generates descriptions of archival systems and practices that shine a spotlight on key negotiations and tensions that adhere in a profession that exists in service of others.

• 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.

• Randa El Khatib
• Alyssa Arbuckle
• Lynne Siemens
• Ray Siemens
• Caroline Winter
• ETCL Research Group

• access
• project report
• infrastructure
• ethics

This article discusses how the Electronic Textual Cultures Lab aims to promote open social scholarship.

• Natalie Philips
• Alexander Babbitt
• Soohyun Cho
• Jessica Kane
• Cody Mejeur
• Craig Pearson

• collaboration
• project report
• pedagogy
• infrastructure
• literary studies

This is a case study describing the creation of the Digital Humanities and Literary Cognition lab at Michigan State University and the interdisciplinary research efforts made within the lab.

• Catherine DeRose
• Peter Leonard

• project report
• infrastructure
• ethics
• glam
• users

two digital humanities staff at Yale Library discuss the relationship between inclusion v. separation, security v. transparency, and historicizing v. modern design in the context of a space for Digital Humanities.

• Aleksandra Kil

• project report
• infrastructure
• history
• archaeology
• archives
• materialisms

The author looks into the Laboratoire d’anthropologie sociale's Human Relations Area Files and how their production helped secure funding and space for the lab.

• Christine Barats
• Valérie Schafer
• Andreas Fickers

• access
• data curation
• infrastructure
• social media
• history
• digital

Sustainability in DH as a shared issue of data maintenance and institutional contexts.

• 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.

• Kathi Inman Berens
• Abbey Gaterud
• Rachel Noorda

• access
• ethics
• project report
• publishing
• gender
• infrastructure
• project management

This case study describes the Ooligan Press as a not-for-profit, feminist DH lab.

• 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.

• Ashley S. Lee
• Poom Chiarawongse
• Jo Guldi
• Andras Zsom

• tools
• project management
• history
• infrastructure
• information retrieval
• reading
• nlp

The pipeline, a category of tool, and its influence on the development of the HaToRi is discussed in this article.

• Andreas Fickers
• Tim van der Heijden

• project report
• history
• interdisciplinarity
• infrastructure
• cs

In this article, the authors discuss using the method of thinkering with digital history.

• Jo Guldi

• infrastructure
• citation
• data visualization
• ethics
• info architecture
• web

This article discusses infrastructure within the transformation of twenty-first centuty life and scholarship.

• Luis Ferla
• Cecily Raynor

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

DHQ presents its Portuguese language special edition.

• Sarita Albagli
• Hesley Py
• Allan Yu Iwama

• data visualization
• geospatial
• tools
• info architecture
• infrastructure
• area studies
• social justice
• access

A critical and systematic review on information geovisualization via a Brazilian prototype platform.

• 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.