Join the AADHum Team as Our New Assistant Director
Assistant Director, African American History, Culture, and Digital Humanities (AADHum) Initiative The African American History, Culture, and Digital Humanities (AADHum) Initiative at
Making the Digital Physical: AADHum’s “Intentionally Digital, Intentionally Black” Conference
The following post has been reprinted with permission from the author, Ravynn K. Stringfield, from Black Girl Does Grad School. To view
UMD Remembers Ira Berlin, “Influential Historian of Slavery”
Reposted with permission from the College of Arts and Humanities. Ira Berlin, the influential historian, AADHum advisory board member, and distinguished
“Huddles” and Hurdles: A Feminist Scholar’s Introduction to Black DH”
It seems that everyone has a different opinion about the “right way” to “do” feminism. The argument about “what constitutes feminism” is
Understanding More by Seeing More: Reflections on Digitizing the AFL-CIO Archive
How can the turn to the digital transform the archive into an active platform for creating, preserving, and transmitting knowledge? This
Civil Rights and Worker Rights: Digitizing Labor Archives
Throughout the Spring 2017 semester, AADHum has been working to explore, digitize, and make accessible portions of the George Meany Memorial AFL-CIO
Answering the Call for Scholarship on Black Lives
By providing resources and training in digital tools, AADHum seeks to support participants—in all stages of scholarly development—in their research at the intersections
Registration Now Open for STS Annual Conference, “Textual Embodiments”
Together with MITH and the Society for Textual Scholarship (STS), AADHum is pleased to announce that registration is now open for
Of Wake Work and We Who Would Build: Centralizing Blackness in Digital Work
When I began researching African Americans online seven years ago, the bulk of literature situated black users of online technology as mostly
$1.25 Million Mellon Grant Awarded to UMD Arts and Humanities College
UMD to help transform the future of digital scholarship and research on African American history and culture.