Unfixed ResearchOn Letting Others Lead in Arts-Integrative Work
Kevin Hamilton
MITH Conference Room
Digital Dialogues
Digital Dialogues convenes prominent digital humanities, new media, and information technology practitioners to present their field-defining research. The series, which celebrated its 40th season in Spring 2024, invites intellectual exchange around topics critical to the digital humanities. Follow us on social media (@umd_mith on X/Twitter and@mith_umd on Instagram) for more details.
Past Digital Dialogues
Public Media's Origin as a Strategically Networked Archive, 1949-1953
Josh Shepperd
MITH Conference Room
Sounding Poetry with Digital Tools
Joanna Swafford
MITH Conference Room
Spotlighting Hidden HistoriesArchiving Transgender Usenet, 1994-2013
Avery Dame
MITH Conference Room
(POSTPONED) Dirty Digital Environmental HumanitiesFrom iPhones to eWaste
Amanda Starling Gould
MITH Conference Room
The Price of the TicketRacism, Black Digital Practice, and Racism Battle Fatigue
André Brock
MITH Conference Room
Giving Voice to Ancient TextsDigital Preservation and Access for Endangered Manuscripts from Threatened Communities
Columba Stewart
MITH Conference Room
Buffoons, Goons, and Pixelated MinstrelsThe Digital Story That Games Tell
Kishonna L Gray
MITH Conference Room
Looking for the Perfect BeatAfrican American Literary History--Technology and Texture
Kenton Rambsy
Dana A. Williams
MITH Conference Room
To Organize, Organize, ORGANIZEThe Colored Conventions, Then and Now
Sarah Patterson
Jim Casey
MITH Conference Room