Drawing together environmental studies, digital media studies, and sound studies, Dr. Moro's talk explores these radio atmospheric signals, or "sferics," across a range of artistic and scientific practices, from random number generation to cryptocurrency to field recordings.

Join us Tuesday 4/23 at 5:30p ET for Kinship & (Be)Longing: Confronting Slavery's Archive through Critical #BlackDH with the Keywords for Black Louisiana team Register now: http://bit.ly/ddsp24-K4BL-c ABSTRACT :: In this presentation, we will share our experience working with Scholarly Editing to create

Principled approaches across the digital humanities, libraries, and other memory institutions—such as the FAIR, CARE, Endings, and minimal computing—have all sought to address the affordances and challenges of creating and maintaining sustainable digital infrastructure.

Dr. Alexander will be debuting WILDWOOD, a digital game that envisions eco- & techno-cultures on Chicago’s Southside, writing “future visions of Black communities"

Simon Tanner reveals the Balanced Value Impact (BVI) Model 2.0, transforming how we assess the impact of digital repositories in the Digital Humanities field.