The birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, the semester is coming to a close. It’s spring, the perfect time for…
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To anyone who attended the GC Digital Showcase yesterday, you may have already gotten a little bit spooked by A Pretty Terrifying Project: Examining Feminist Theme Co-Occurrences
You are cordially invited to Alexandra Juhasz and Nishant Shah’s Building a Relational Language Model: Human Edition — a feminist and critical AI workshop series for CUNY students, faculty, and staff, made possible with funding from the CUNY AI Innovation Initiative.
Hosted by Alexandra Juhasz, Distinguished Professor of Fil…[Read more]
What does it means to do queer digital humanities? This workshop will explore key themes of identity, narrative, and space in queer DH, and introduce participants to projects exemplifying the possibilities and limitations of queer(ing) digital humanities. We will…[Read more]
I am happy to share Listening for the Long Haul, a vibrant digital humanities / oral history project by Long COVID Justice (LCJ) and the History Moves project of Dr. Jennie Brier at UIC. I was honored to be a part of the project as co-founder of…[Read more]
The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) will be holding our annual virtual conference, ACH 2026, from June 24 to 26, 2026. We are excited to share our annual call for papers, due February 2, 2026: https://ach2026.ach.org/en/cfp/
The ACH 2026 conference is focused on themes of transnationalism and solidarity, particularly with an…[Read more]
Faculty from Hostos Community College — Greg Marks, Amina Tajbhai, and Tram Nguyen — are planning a conference called “The Arc of the Nation: America at 250,” to take place on Feb. 27, 2026. Roosevelt Montas (Bard College), Bryan Garsten (Yale), and Amy Wood (Illinois State) will participate in a plenary on the future of civic education, the…[Read more]
The CFP is now live for the second cohort of faculty fellows at the Teaching and Learning Center’s Critical AI Literacy Institute, which will run from Spring 2026-Spring 2027.
Faculty can apply to one of three tracks:
1. Critical Foundations of AI. We will recruit faculty from multiple disciplines to work together to develop modules for a course…[Read more]
The call for applications for the January 2026 GCDRI is now open. Please consider applying and forwarding the call below to your collegues, students, and the larger CUNY community.
Are you interested in using digital tools in your research, but don’t know where to start? Do you want to learn more about digital technologies a…[Read more]
