Originally conceptualized as a one-off speaker series to address these problems, its significant success has helped grow this project into something bigger. This lab aims to provide a space for Black undergraduate students to explore, experiment, and engage with the digital humanities through skill-based learning opportunities and participation in research-creation projects that reflect their lived experiences. Moreover, we aim to provide a platform for early-career scholars to share their research.
Jackson State University
Ashanti Stiff, Research Assistant
Kaylin Ewing, Research Assistant
University of Toronto
"Digital Dialogues: Exploring Digital Humanities in HBCUs Through a Kitchen-Table Talk Approach"
Myburgh, B., Cheng, K., Stiff, A. (August 9, 2024).
DH2024: Reinvention and Responsibility, Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations
"Power to the People: Digital Humanities for/as Community Development"
Cheng, K. (June 20, 2024). #OTESSA2024: Sustaining Shared Futures