CUNY Academic Commons

Are you searching for ways to make your classroom environment more collaborative, liberating and supportive? Have you been wondering what abolition means and looks like in an academic context?

Join the conversation during a panel discussion hosted by the Teaching and Learning Center at the CUNY Graduate Center. Scholars and activists RaShelle…[Read more]

Dear all,

See the email below from Sharon Leon, who directs Omeka, about their search for part-time testers. Those who can contribute to accessibility testing are encouraged to apply.

Best,  Lisa

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I’m writing to share this job call with you in the chance you might have students or recent graduates who would be a good fit to work…[Read more]

Please see below for information about a paid internship:

Internship: Digital Data Collections & Archives Assistant (summer 2024)

Political ResearchAssociates, Communications/Editorial // Remote

Opportunity to practice and learn about cataloging digital content and preserving digital archives in a social justice research and strategy center…[Read more]

Available for sublet: A spacious and sunlit room in a friendly, clean two-bedroom apartment in South Harlem. The room is fully furnished with all essential amenities, offering a comfortable living experience. The apartment is 10min and 15min walking distance away from Columbia University and City College, respectively. Additionally, you can get to…[Read more]

Please see the call below and share with those whom you think might be interested:

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TWO Postdoctoral Fellowships in Community Data (2022-24)
University of Toronto, Critical Digital Humanities Initiative (CDHI)
Deadline: March 1, 2022

Created in collaboration with the iSchool, UTSC, and the Council on Library &…[Read more]

Hi all,

With apologies for any cross posting, I wanted to share a job opportunity working with a wonderful development team called Digital Scholar. This is the team currently responsible for DH open source software like Omeka, Zotero, Tropy, Press Forward, and more. If you’re someone who is passionate about digital archiving, working with…[Read more]

Hi all,
The Thomas A. Edison Papers at Rutgers–New Brunswick is hiring a post-doctoral associate: https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/140919 [jobs.rutgers.edu]. Please help spread the word!
With thanks,Francesca GiannettiDigital Humanities LibrarianRutgers University–New Brunswick
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Postdoctoral Associate at the Thomas A. Edison Pape…[Read more]

GC Digital Initiatives is searching for new doctoral students to join our GC Digital Fellows program. I’m enormously proud of this team of fellows and the work that they do, and we’re excited to have new members join the team. Each new cohort helps shape and grow our programming to the benefit of a GC-wide digital scholarship community.

Please…[Read more]

NYCDH is happy to announce the 7th Annual NYCDH Week, February 8-12, 2021. This year’s format is fully online and will continue to do what it has done for the past six years: Bring together individuals across the region who are interested in digital humanities. At NYCDH Week, you can learn new techniques and skills, discover and share DH p…[Read more]

Note: The following email was sent to all EOs and APOs at the Graduate Center on Monday, March 16. 

Dear Colleagues,

As the university transitions to remote instruction, research, and work, GC Digital Initiatives staff is available for consultations on a wide range of topics related to technology. We invite GC faculty, students, and staff…[Read more]

Betwyll is a social reading app, developed by an Italian startup in 2016. It relies on interactivity and participation by allowing people to read and comment on texts with brief messages (140 characters long). On Betwyll, people read a text and comment on it by publishing messages that are shared with the other users. Betwyll is designed for…[Read more]

Hi everyone,

I wanted to direct your attention to an upcoming event at the University of Maryland that will be livestreamed.  “The Sound of Public Humanities and its Oscillatory Accessibility” presented by Setsuko Yokoyama, a PhD candidate in English. I offer a snippet of the abstract below, but you can read more here: https://mith.umd.edu/dialo…[Read more]