Max Evjen

The Crime of Human Virtue Sometimes it really is as simple as good vs. evil. This is one of those times. Human virtue is our great crime against the fascist project; it's also our great weapon against it.

"To be a Republican in 2025 represents a clear public confession that you either don't know the difference between good and evil and you're so morally empty that you can't be bothered to begin to try, or that you do know the difference, and you prefer evil." www.the-reframe.com/the-crime-of...

It’s ONE WEEK AWAY #musetech! Return of the first timers session with @amledesma.bsky.social & Jessica Warchall, Ignite, Two days of sessions, reception at Mill City Museum, and there is Karaoke lined up! Register for #MCN2025 today!!!

Where is the #musetech community online? We’d like to learn more about how the #musetech and #musesocial communities are using platforms and tools to connect, collaborate, and share knowledge. Your responses will help us understand community...

Hello all! @jonathanmunar.bsky.social, @emh8.bsky.social, and I are collecting responses in this survey in prep the #MCN2025 session "Where is the #musetech community online?" Just 5 minutes to take the survey about your online presence! Due Oct 17, 2025 #musesocial docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

"Mapping the Black Digital and Public Humanities" invites Black Digital and Public Humanities project directors to submit their projects to an interactive map and searchable database of 650+ international #Black #DigitalHumanities and #PublicHumanities projects. networks.h-net.org/group/announ...

Reminder: The Call for Proposals (CFP) for #MSUGlobalDH (April 13-17, 2026) is now open and due October 15 in your timezone! Get those proposals in #DH folks! #digitalhumanities

Artist Talk: “Where the Light Gets In” - Engaging the Community About Tree Removals on Campus Artist and researcher Hailey Becker (Art, Art History and Design and Forestry) will give a brief talk about her series of art installations marking the removal of trees on campus...

#MSUDH #DH folks ‼️ The Grad Arts Fellow Talk is next week on Thursday from 6-8pm. Artist and teacher Hailey Becker will give a brief talk about her series of art instillations in the Digital Scholarship Lab (DSL).

About the talk: bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/15016636

We welcome proposals on these topics & more:
*Minimal, material, and sustainable approaches to DH
*Global AI practices, opportunities, & challenges in DH
*Resilience and collaboration in the face of global crises *Student-centered frameworks and practices in global digital pedagogy #MSUGlobalDH 2/2

The Call for Proposals (CFP) for #MSUGlobalDH is now open and due the 15th of October, 2025! See more at msuglobaldh.org/call-for-pro... 1/2

A picture of the Minneapolis skyline from the river that is tinted with red and pink gradient. Superimposed white lettering says "MCN 2025, October 20-12, Minneapolis, MN and the MCN logo is on it's side, N side down, on the far right of the image.

Hey #musetech tomorrow is the LAST DAY to secure your registration for #MCN2025 in Minneapolis MN for the early bird rate ($650). Also, check out this awesome program! It's going to be an amazing with the museum technologists around the world! mcn.edu/annual-confe...

And yes, outside the U.S. for sure!

We will be distributing the survey very soon. Stay tuned!

MCN 2025 Schedule Check out the schedule for MCN 2025

Calling all #musetech professionals! The program for #MCN2025 in Minneapolis, MN has been announced and the early bird registration period ($650) has been extended to Wednesday 8/27! Check out this awesome program, and register today! mcn2025.sched.com

The Minneapolis skyline from the river is shown behind a red and pink gradient filter that has the MCN logo in white sideways on the right, and on the left in white text it reads: MCN 2025 October 20-22 Minneapolis, MN.

Hey #musetech! Registration is open for #MCN2025 in Minneapolis, MN October 20-22, and early bird tickets ($650) are available only until August 20! Just a few days away! Join us in Minneapolis! It's going to be an amazing time!

Hey #musetech! Now that the fiscal year for a lot of your organizations are restarting, note that registration is open for #MCN2025 in Minneapolis, MN October 20-22, and early bird tickets ($650) are available until August 20! Join us in Minneapolis! mcn.edu/annual-confe...

mcn.edu I'm on the board, since I fully believe in the work that is done according to mission, and have been volunteering with them for years. The sense of belonging for those working in museum technology is profound.

MCN opens registrations for 2025 conference MCN has opened registration for the MCN 2025 Conference, which is taking place at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis from 20 to 22 October.

Hey #musetech! #MCN2025 is in the news! blooloop.com/museum/news/... Join us in Minneapolis, MN October 20-22!

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Hey #musetech! Registration is now open for early bird rates (until 8/20) for #MCN2025, and the Call for Proposals are due 6/23/25 5PM PST. Also, check the blog to see our conference co-chairs and volunteer coordinator! Finally, join us in Minneapolis 10/20-22/25! mcn.edu/annual-confe...

8-10K in Lansing, MI!

For years we've heard from the right about "welfare queens" and other so-called "freeloaders" pulling one over on the government.

But actually, it's the wealthy who are the real freeloaders — pulling one over on us all by skirting their taxes.

Where is the outrage over that?

my dad: people today are too sensitive
me: u bitches cried when dylan went electric

Unreal, just leave the museums alone!

The reality that masked men without proper identification are confronting and arresting and taking away people should be intolerable to anyone who calls themselves American.

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Oh I should spin up the Went Gin in honor to this! Arguably the most transcendent Gin I ever had the good fortune to be there for.

This is what Republicans want. It’s vile.

Almost every problem in America can be reversed engineered to income inequality.

Been thinking a lot this week about Pádraig Ó Tuama’s poem “The Facts of Life”—one of my favorites—and especially the lines “you must accept change / before you die / but you will die anyway.” I always read this poem to my students, and I realized I need to hear it, too. 2/2

Remember, if you were born in the U.S. you either come from indigenous folks, black folks, or immigrants. Your ancestors were taking the heat you give them now.