Reminder! The Call for Proposals is now open for #MSUGlobalDH 2026 and is due on October 15th, Midnight in your timezone! This year, we especially anticipate and welcome presentations on the following topics (and others), and we are especially interested in hearing about specific practical and theoretical examples from the Global Majority context:

Minimal, material, and sustainable approaches to DH

Global AI practices, opportunities, and challenges in DH

Resilience and collaboration in the face of global crises

Student-centered frameworks and practices in global digital pedagogy

https://msuglobaldh.org/call-for-proposals/

The Call for Proposals for the 10th Global DH Symposium is OPEN! Deadline for submissions is October 16th, 2024.

https://msuglobaldh.org/call-for-proposals/

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The Call for Proposals is now open for #MSUGlobalDH 2026 and is due on October 15th, Midnight in your timezone! This year, we especially anticipate and welcome presentations on the following topics (and others), and we are especially interested in hearing about specific practical and theoretical examples from the Global Majority context:

Minimal, material, and sustainable approaches to DH

Global AI practices, opportunities, and challenges in DH

Resilience and collaboration in the face of global crises

Student-centered frameworks and practices in global digital pedagogy

https://msuglobaldh.org/call-for-proposals/

#MSUDH #DH folks ‼️ The Global DH Symposium call for proposal is now open! Proposals must be submitted by midnight (your time zone) on Wednesday, October 15, 2025. The Symposium will take place April 13-17, 2026 both Virtual and In-Person.

About Global DH Symposium: https://msuglobaldh.org

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Sylvia Fernández-Quintanilla discusses the subject of her 2019 #MSUGlobalDH Keynote about the Borderlands Archives Cartography (BAC) project seen at bacartography.org

"Stereotypes are incomplete stories, but they are told as the only story." Calls out for minimal computing for border contexts.