Kim Martin

Can’t decide what to buy on Prime Day?

Try: absolutely nothing, and then go support indie bookstores instead 📚

Am terrified of reading this, but have bookmarked it nonetheless.

A yellow square with a quote about zine making and art by Sara from folkweaver.substack.com, discussing the non-capitalist value of art and the importance of collaboration and community.

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Book Talk: After Disruption: A Future For Cultural Memory, a discussion between
@tjowens.bsky.social and @shannonmattern.bsky.social! Sept 25, 10-11am MST
www.eventbrite.com/e/book-talk-...

$13, for two days of talks and a month to watch the recordings! 🥳 #DHmakes

Nonprofit Refuses $1.5M Science Grant Due To New Federal DEI Rules A coding nonprofit turned down a $1.5M NSF grant after new DEI restrictions, highlighting the clash between federal policy and scientific community values.

The Carpentries (@carpentries.carpentries.org‬), a nonprofit that has trained over 100,000 researchers in coding and data skills, turned down a $1.5 million NSF grant after being asked to strip diversity-related content from its programming. www.forbes.com/sites/johndr...

Hey #TenureTrackLibrarian: We’re studying the tenure experiences of academic librarians who are currently on the tenure track or have been recently tenured within the last 5 years. Is that you?. Go to bit.ly/tenuretracke...

11. The history discipline venerates the single authored work too much and often discourages collaboration

Poster encouraging people to sign up to the ADHO newsletter The Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO) promotes digital research and teaching across the arts and humanities, provides a community-based advisory force, and supports excellence in DH research, publication, collaboration and training.

Has #DH2025 inspired you to get more involved in Digital Humanities communities? Sign up for the @adho-org.bsky.social newsletter for updates from our 14 DH organisations and 10 special interest groups (SIGs)

adho.org adho.org/newsletter/

Performant Studio We partner with scholars in the humanities to build software for research and education.

We’re pleased to announce Performant Studio, an open source, standards-based software toolkit for #digitalhumanities projects. Ask @nicklaiacona.bsky.social about it if you see him at #dh2025! www.performantsoftware.com/studio/

Thank you to Hannah, Sarah, and Theresa for a calm and creative #DHWOGEM workshop at #DH2025. Was great to be in a room together, making, thinking, and sharing. #dhmakes

So many first timers at #DH2025 - I'm so excited for you all! Library folk, there's a special interest group (SIG) meeting on Monday. Regional DH associations meet throughout the week

If you get overwhelmed easily, suggesting smaller dinners after receptions can keep things manageable

Screenshot of Amanda Wyatt Visconti (that's me) poster for the Digital Humanities 2025 conference in Portugal happening later this week. The poster has a lot of color going on: a border of zine covers, at least 7 rainbows not counting the rainbow-leopard-print border around the Zine Bakery zine-toaster-rainbow logo, lime green text on bright purple, magenta arrows, etc. The poster's intro text says "Zine Bakery / Author: Dr. Amanda Wyatt Visconti / Project Website: ZineBakery.com / Exploring zines for DH research, methods training, & scholarly communication. You might be picturing zines as their 20th-century origins: collaged, xeroxed, free paper booklets on subcultures, social justice, marginalized experiences; or their earliest precursors, like the "little magazines" of the Harlem Renaissance. But today, creators make "zines" varying widely in format, from 100+ page tiny books to digital-only creative websites. Content varies widely: comics, tutorials, scholarly or personal essays, collage, creative writing, news, & more. However they look, most zines stay true to the form's original vision of radically low barrier authoring, publication, dissemintation, & reading. Zines are a welcoming, inexpensive, and effective format for do-it-yourself scholarly communication, friendly teaching of digital research methods, and public humanities outreach - as well as an opportunity for data analysis and other DH explorations. The Zine Bakery (ZineBakery.com) is a digital humanities project collecting, amplifying, researching, & authoring zines, with an emphasis on free, resharable zines & zines about culture, tech, & justice." The poster goes on to share some stats about the zines in the catalog, list the different parts of the research, and give an overview of how zines are useful for urgent advocacy.

I'm attending #DH2025 virtually*, but I designed my conference poster on my ZineBakery.com research to be as Visually Extra as possible (🎵rainbow leopard print🎶) to give me (& hopefully you?) joy, so please enjoy! (*bc of fascism vs. trans passports, & recently getting sick from people not masking)

Being Too Helpful At Work Can Hurt Your Career—Here’s How To Say No Women are more likely to take on behind-the-scenes duties at work—extra tasks like onboarding or event planning—and it's hurting their careers. Here's how to say no.

In a study of professors, women got 378 new work requests over 4 weeks vs 118 for men. Women spent more time on service, advising & teaching; men on research. Orgs should track who is taking extra duties & ensure they are rewarded and distributed fairly. www.forbes.com/sites/kimels...

congratulations bri!! Such important work!

It's back! datb.cerl.org/estc

It has been for a while, but I guess it's hard to get the news out

Dr. Carla Hayden has landed w/ @mellon.org as a Senior Fellow ... www.mellon.org/news/mellon-...

Edinburgh Uni AV Digitisation Technician job: "Digitising a range of AV and sound material from across the University’s heritage collections, with a focus on but not limited to, the collections of the School of Scottish Studies Archive" #digitalhumanities elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid...

A Dem lawmaker and her husband were killed by a guy for their political views and it’s already out of the news.

The Brian Crombie Hour | Insights, Interviews, Discussions Explore The Brian Crombie Hour, where engaging interviews meet insightful discussions on business, politics, social issues, and more. Thought-provoking content.

Tonight I am on the Brian Connie show talking about how the Middle Ages is relevant to the modern world. Relics. Prostitution and all manner of things in between. 6:00pm on Sauga 960.
Watch the video/podcast afterwards at briancrombie.com
Brain's parting thoughts now available at lnkd.in/gteh6f3s

Enter an Archive of 10,000+ Historical Children’s Books, All Digitized & Free to Read Online We can learn much about how a historical period viewed the abilities of its children by studying its children's literature.

Enter an Archive of 10,000+ Historical Children’s Books, All Digitized & Free to Read Online www.openculture.com/2025/06/ente...

#DHmakes 🏫

The mainstream media has enabled Trump’s war on universities | Jason Stanley For the past decade, the US press has fueled a moral panic over leftists on campus while failing to report on the right’s assault

Essential reading (by @jasonstanley.bsky.social) for every American. The media, aided by a handful of reactionary academics and compliant university administrations, has sold the public a huge lie about wokeness on college campuses, enabling the extreme right. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

The CFP is now live for our Digital Humanities Australasia (DHA25) affiliate event:

📣 📚 ⭐ 💻

Re-Defining Open Social Scholarship in an Age of Generative ‘Intelligence'

Details: inke.ca/re-defining-...

#digitalhumanities #opendata #scholarship #CAPOS #INKE #opensocialscholarship

Gorgeous!!

I attended Making: A Feminist Praxis at #DH@Guelph this week, led by the incredible @antimony27.bsky.social and @kieraobbard.bsky.social! Here’s a bit of what I created, which I themed around the question: How might feminist making replicate, resist, or reimagine computation? #DHMakes

Some more #DHmakes things from our Feminist Maker workshop!