Cultivating Community Partnerships in Digital Humanities Grant Program
Join the Digital Justice Grants Program to explore community partnerships in digital humanities with experts from Lafayette College and University of Michigan. Apply by December 3, 2024, and attend webinars for project guidance!
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Digital Justice Grants Program : Cultivating Community Partnerships in Digital Humanities Charlotte Nunes, PhD (she/her) Dean of Libraries Lafayette College Ricky Punzalan, PhD (he/him) Associate Professor, University of Michigan School of Information Studies Director, University of Michigan Museum Studies Program October 17, 2024
Session Overview Discussion Breakout Sessions Closing Remarks
Deadline for Applications: December 3, 2024 9 PM EST Notification of First Round Review: February 2025 Notification of Final Review: April 2025
Digital Justice Fall 2024 Webinar Series October 29, 2024 | 3:30 4:30 PM ET Office Hours ACLS Staff November 14, 2024 | 2-3:30 PM ET Operationalizing DH projects: Budgets, Timelines, Workplans Andre Brock TBD November 22, 2024 Office Hours ACLS Staff
Thank you and best of luck on your application! For further inquiries, please email: digitaljustice@acls.org
