On the occasion of #Mellon50, we’re reflecting with gratitude on the opportunities @MellonFdn has provided students and scholars here at UMD to work on research at the intersections of humanities and technology.

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Interested in the intersections of information studies and digital humanities? You want to be working @iSchoolUMD with @kfenlon. And @UMD_MITH wants to meet you twitter.com/kfenlon/status…

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Today's #AMIA19 @airtable workshop with @edsu went as well as I could have hoped! Lots of folks stuck on a particular A/V metadata or workflow problem, & we worked through possible solutions. Will publish slides after the conference... pic.twitter.com/lzpoP52bCr

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Looks like a great community history event happening tomorrow and Saturday in DC twitter.com/achakrava/stat…

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We love to welcome MITH associates as speakers in our Digital Dialogues series: tomorrow the 6th Jessica Lu (UMD) will be joined by her research partner Caitlin Pollock (IUPUI) to discuss TEI and Black Digital Humanities. 1230 at MITH and streaming at ter.ps/LuPollock

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Preparing for tomorrow's Digital Dialogue featuring Kimberly Bain speaking to the racialisation of breath: "Hold:Space" Streaming at ter.ps/bain

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We’re excited to launch our new program Open Studios, an intimate gathering space for conversations and demonstrations on #BlackDH 🎉 🗓 Wed., October 30, 2019 ⏰ 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM 📍 0301 Hornbake Library @UMD_MITH conference rm

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MITH's @sapienza77 & @edsu are teaching a workshop 11/13 at the 2019 @AMIAnet conference in Baltimore on uses of @airtable for archivists! Although tailored to a/v, these concepts are useful for others working in digital/data curation. Registration is $75: amiaconference.net/register-f… pic.twitter.com/FNg3N4u16r

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MITH faculty member @slywiesner, and her partner Rommie Stalnaker are not only teaching a workshop @moco2019, but are acting as provocateurs on a panel discussing the invisible in arts and tech collaborations! Love performing arts and DH research.

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Save the date! The Chesapeake Digital Humanities Consortium will be holding its first symposium on Friday, February 21st, 2020. The symposium will be hosted by William & Mary with @SteeleCat717 keynoting. Watch for a CFP coming later this month at chesapeakedh.github.io

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