This summer, scholars from Princeton University (USA) will have the chance to connect with scholars in Greece and explore digital approaches to Hellenic culture. The Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton (CDH), a DARIAH cooperating partner, is collaborating with the MSc Program in Digital Methods for the Humanities and the UNESCO Chair for Digital MethodsRead more

The NEWW DARIAH Working Group (Network of European Women Writers) focuses on how connections between women writers as mediators and transmitters can be made visible to a wider audience through digital tools. We focus on the circulation of women’s writing (1) to understand how and what ideas and books by women writers became embedded inRead more

Since the end of the SSHOC project in April 2022, the SSHOC Governing Board has been working hard on setting up the governance structure of the SSH Open Cluster with new members joining to make sure that it can continue to serve the SSH community in the future as well. Our President of the BoardRead more

DARIAH is pleased to announce the winner of its annual book bursary for the Open Access publication of early career researchers’ first monographs in Digital Humanities. The recipient of the second, 2022 round is:  Dr. Erik Ketzan, Postdoctoral Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, Centre for Digital Humanities, author of the monograph Thomas Pynchon and theRead more

The DARIAH-EU Working Group Theatralia is pleased to invite your submissions to the International Conference it organises this March on ‘Performing Arts – Transitioning to the Digital Age’. Conference organisers: DARIAH-EU Working Group Theatralia; Croatian Association of Theatre Critics and Theatre Scholars (Zagreb, Croatia), Croatian ITI Centre – International Theatre Institute (Zagreb, Croatia), The DivisionRead more

BAL-ADRIA 2023: The fourth Baltic-Adriatic Summer School on Digital Humanities This year Baladria Summer School in Digital Humanities,  is awarding credits and taking place both online and in Zadar. Programme is organized within the 5 ECTS course Methods for Digital Humanities, held at Linnaeus University, Sweden. Most teaching is conducted online using the current online teaching platform with obligatory one week ofRead more

DARIAH is pleased to announce the first two sessions of our popular in-house webinar series Friday Frontiers: Spring 2023 Series. 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 digitalRead more

On January 17th-18th, a new two-year project officially kicked off, PALOMERA. PALOMERA stands for “Supporting the development of aligned policies for open access books and monographs” and is funded under the Horizon Europe call: Reforming and enhancing the European R&I System. The project will foster the long-overdue inclusion of books in the current European OpenRead more

The European Summer University in Digital Humanities, hosted by the University of Leipzig from 2009 to 2022, is now accepting bids from new European hosts for 2023 and beyond. The ESU offers instructional opportunities for students and practitioners in the digital humanities to pursue a wide range of quantitative and qualitative methods in a collective workingRead more

In November 2022, DARIAH became a founding member of the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA). The coalition brings together more than 350 research, infrastructure and policy organisations from over 40 countries who join forces to implement the very timely reform of research assessment across Europe.  “A research infrastructure is not a research-performing organisation, butRead more