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Culture appropiation
As discussed in class, we experience and witness culture appropriation in most of our daily life activities. Going to a restaurant, taking a yoga...
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Feb. 28: "Revolutionizing Wikipedia: A Queer and Feminist Edit-a-Thon"
Thurs, Feb 28 @ 12-4:30 PM in Room 9204 Co-Sponsored by The Futures Initiative, GC Digital Initiatives, Teaching and Learning Center, and HASTAC at...
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Event Recap: "Revolutionizing Wikipedia: A Queer & Feminist Edit-a-Thon"
This post was originally published on futuresinitiative.org on March 1, 2019. To read the original post, click here . First, I would like to thank...
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First Contact with Nineteenth-Century Script
“We’re organizing a transcribe-a-thon for Douglass Day this year.” My colleague’s announcement led to my first contact with nineteenth-century script...
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Unsettling Colonial Mapping: Sonic-Spatial Representations of amiskwaciwâskahikan
Originally featured on the femlab blog ( a feminist exhibition space on the University of Alberta campus): https://ualbertafemlab.wordpress.com/...
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Rhetorical Spaces and Places
Greetings, I'm Christopher Peace, a Ph.D. student at the University of Kansas. I'm very new to HASTAC Scholars, and somewhat to digital humanities at...
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Complicating the Limits of the Viewer's Gaze in Film
We began our Wednesday class on Feb 6, with a quick inventory of the room: everyone read one sentence or short passage from the readings that they...
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Early bird registration is now open and goes until March! #HASTAC2019 Conference “Decolonizing Technologies, Reprogramming Education”
We are incredibly excited for this years’ annual HASTAC conference on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓-...
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Digitizing Ex-Votos: Ethics & Concerns
In recent decades, research surrounding ex-votos, or votive offerings, has increasingly included digitization methods to document or catalogue...
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History is for Everyone: Launch of Contingent Magazine
History is for everyone. Every way of doing history is worthwhile. Historian should be paid for their work. When you travel to contingentmag.org...
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Situating Paintings of Women and Horticulture in Local and Global Historical Contexts
My name is Kristan Hanson and I am a PhD candidate in art history at the University of Kansas. As a new HASTAC Scholar, I have been asked to share my...
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A Video History of Upstate New York III: Electronic Media as Second Skin: Proto-Digital Public Pedagogies of Intermedia Television Art
cover photo credit 1994 Barbara Moore/VAGA, New York, NY A Video History of Upstate New York III Electronic Media as Second Skin: Proto-Digital...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 5: Historical Parisian Street Data Set
A View into the Past Open-source data. A group of scholars created the website GeoHistoricalData to share their interactive historical maps of Paris...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 3: Vilmorin's Floriculture Data Set
Outdoor Flower Markets: A Network of Commercial Sites near Public Squares Primary source. The French botanist and writer Philippe L. de Vilmorin...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 2: Map Warper and ArcGIS
Mapping 101: Aligning Historical Maps and Visualizing Geographic Data Selecting a map. I was fortunate to find a gorgeous, high-resolution image of a...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 4: Business Directory Data Set
Florists: A Network of Commercial Sites near the City Center and the Grands Boulevards Primary source. The French firm Didot - Bottin published an...
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Academic researcher? Help shape the future of the OED!
Here at Oxford University Press, we know that the OED is an essential tool for many researchers. But some researchers have informed us that OED...
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Mapping and Geocoding, Part 1: Visualizing Parisian Horticultural Networks
The Big Idea: Art | Gender | Plants | Urbanism | Movement | Networks | Power Structures | Ecologies Why use mapping and historical geocoding to...
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Still Looking for Digital Justice
This year marks the ten-year anniversary of the LastRoadtoFreedom website, which I designed to tell the story of America's Civil War contraband camps...
