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ALT Poster for the Unique Archives: Digital Projects & Preservation Outside the Canon session 8C. Presentations include “Co-Creating Protest Literacy: Introducing Undergraduates to DH through the 'March With Us! Lessons in Activism at San Jose State’ Project” by Mary Okin & Olivia Bowman, Independent Researchers; "Connecting the 'scattered illogical dots': Creating a Digital Edition of Ely Green's Autobiography with Students" by Hannah Huber, University of the South; “’Love and everything that goes with it’: Challenges and Opportunities of Distant-Reading the Smith Letters, 1929-1945” by Hillary A. H. Richardson, Mississippi University for Women; and “‘Proof That We Ever Was’: Exhibiting the Ernest J. Gaines Collection” by David Squires, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. It takes place Friday, May 26 8:30-9:50 AM as Session 8C in the room Great Republic, organized by the Digital Americanists Society & Recovery Hub for American Women Writers.
ALT Poster for the Unique Archives: Digital Projects & Preservation Outside the Canon session 8C. Presentations include “Co-Creating Protest Literacy: Introducing Undergraduates to DH through the 'March With Us! Lessons in Activism at San Jose State’ Project” by Mary Okin & Olivia Bowman, Independent Researchers; "Connecting the 'scattered illogical dots': Creating a Digital Edition of Ely Green's Autobiography with Students" by Hannah Huber, University of the South; “’Love and everything that goes with it’: Challenges and Opportunities of Distant-Reading the Smith Letters, 1929-1945” by Hillary A. H. Richardson, Mississippi University for Women; and “‘Proof That We Ever Was’: Exhibiting the Ernest J. Gaines Collection” by David Squires, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. It takes place Friday, May 26 8:30-9:50 AM as Session 8C in the room Great Republic, organized by the Digital Americanists Society & Recovery Hub for American Women Writers.
ALT A promotional graphic for the 2022 NLM History Talk titled "Shutting the Digital Back Door: Creating Tech Justice with Health Data Liquidity and the Digital Humanities" with Kim Gallon, PhD, MS, MLIS on Tuesday, October 4 at 1:00 p.m. ET. The lecture, which uses the #NLMHistTalk hashtag, can be seen watched through https://videocast.nih.gov.
