We’re delighted to announce that the registration for the Autumn 2024 series of Friday Frontiers is now open. The Friday Frontiers webinars allow researchers, practitioners and stakeholders from across the broad DARIAH community, and now beyond, to learn about current research, best practice and social impact, and different tools and methods in digital humanities scholarly practice. The
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The DARIAH Theme is a bi-annual thematic funding call, chosen for investment by the DARIAH Board of Directors. For 2024, we have chosen the topic of Mistakes. Mistakes In the field of Digital Arts and Humanities, mistakes serve as more than mere errors; they are pathways for learning, discovery, and innovation. From data collection and analysis to algorithmic
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In June 2022, the European Commission announced its commitment to supporting the creation of a collaborative cloud for cultural heritage. This initiative aims to strengthen connections between various heritage institutions and sector professionals, enhancing the understanding, documentation, preservation, and promotion of both tangible and intangible cultural heritage across Europe. The initiative will establish a digital
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Insights from the DARIAH Annual Event workshop Written by Amelia Sanz & Maria Goicoechea de Jorge (Universidad Complutense de Madrid). Iulianna van der Lek (CLARIN ERIC), Tom Gheldof (CLARIAH-VL) On 18 June, 2024, at the DARIAH Annual Event in Lisbon, a workshop titled ‘Emerging Job Profiles for DH Graduates: Bridging Gaps Between Industry & Education’ was organised by Amelia
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We are pleased to announce the first call for contributions of the first issue of Transformations: A DARIAH Journal, hosted by Episciences Diamond publishing platform. Transformations is an overlay journal with a unique editorial line and publication project, which relies on a Diamond Open Access evaluation and publication platform. Read more on this alternative and
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We are pleased to announce the fourth round of the DARIAH annual book bursary for the Open Access publication of early career researchers’ monographs in Digital Humanities. The bursary aims to serve as a modest but immediate contribution to ease the current anomalies in Open Access publication funds that are usually not inclusive of monographs
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