POST: Collisions: Driving Through Digital Humanities in Search of Roadkill

Published on The Gale Review, Gale International’s blog, “Collisions: Driving Through Digital Humanities in Search of Roadkill” by Gilberto Mazzoli (University of Konstanz) describes using digitized primary sources, keyword searching, GIS, ArcGIS StoryMaps, and Google My Maps to investigate the environmental history of automobility in the United States. The post discusses the difficulty of tracing ...

RESOURCE: The FORBIN Dataset

The FORBIN Dataset: A Collection of Historical Photographs with Archival Metadata describes a dataset derived from the archive of Victor Forbin, a Paris-based journalist and publisher whose agency circulated news photographs in the early twentieth century. Published in the Journal of Open Humanities Data by Mohamed Chelali (Université Paris Descartes), Sylvain-Karl Gosselet (Centre National de la ...

RESOURCE: A Knowledge Graph for Spanish American Notary Records

A Knowledge Graph for Spanish American Notary Records presents a digital project aimed at improving access to seventeenth-century Spanish American notary records using deep learning and knowledge management technologies. Based on digitized manuscripts from the National Archives of Argentina, the project brings together work on handwritten text recognition, information retrieval, and knowledge graphs to support ...

CFP: The Journal of Critical Digital Librarianship Special Issues

The Journal of Critical Digital Librarianship has announced calls for proposals for two upcoming special issues. “Digital Librarianship in an Eroding Democracy” focuses on precarity, censorship, AI, and broader political crisis as they shape digital library work, while “The Graduate” invites current students, recent graduates, and early-career librarians to consider transitions into the profession and ...

CFP: DLF Forum 2026

The Digital Library Federation (DLF) has issued a call for proposals for the DLF Virtual Forum 2026, to be held October 14–15, 2026. The Forum invites proposals for live virtual sessions across digital library practice, research, and community work, including topics such as collections and stewardship, digital research and pedagogy, ethics and justice, and infrastructure. ...

CFP: The Journal of Open Humanities Data: Weathering the Storm: Opportunities and Challenges in Data Rescue and Safeguarding

The Journal of Open Humanities Data has announced a special collection on Data Rescue and Safeguarding. The call invites submissions from humanities practitioners and scholars on rescuing at-risk data and on safeguarding practices, with topics including digitization, institutional and community responses, disinformation, cyberattack, sustainability, ethics, and user experience. The collection accepts both short data papers ...

CFP: The Digitorium Conference

The Digitorium Conference is accepting proposals for its 2026 meeting, which will take place September 10–12, 2026. The conference theme, “Preserve,” focuses on preservation at multiple levels, including the recovery and documentation of hidden or marginalized histories as well as questions of sustainability for digital humanities projects. The call asks contributors to reflect on what ...

OPPORTUNITY: ACH Special Interest Group: DH and the Environment

The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) has launched a new Special Interest Group (SIG), DH and the Environment, focused on the environmental entanglements of digital humanities infrastructures, practices, and communities. The SIG’s theme for this academic year is AI’s impact on the environment, and meetings are being held every other month to discuss ...

EVENT: ACH 2026 Pre-Conference Workshops

On June 22 and 23, 2026, the Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) will be offering a series of workshops in advance of the ACH 2026 conference. As the pre-conference workshop page explains, this workshop series is a pilot project, aimed at “offering low-cost opportunities for teaching and learning on digital humanities topics that ...

EVENT: Beyond Extraction: Memory in Revolt

The Archival & Digital Media Lab (ADML) and Nasawiyyah: Arab Media History are cohosting Beyond Extraction: Memory in Revolt, a free online seminar series that is committed to confronting and dismantling the colonial and white supremacist logics that continue to structure archives, media infrastructures, and heritage institutions. Moving beyond extraction as both method and metaphor, ...

EVENT: National Summit on Local News Preservation

The National Summit on Local News Preservation is a free event being hosted by the Internet Archive, Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE), and the Poynter Institute in National Harbor, Maryland on June 17, 2026 in advance of the IRE 2026 conference. As the event site, explains “This event will bring together the producers, preservers, and ...