All times listed below are in eastern daylight time (EDT). Click on the link below each day to see the start time listed in several time zones.

The event will be live streamed (per presenter permission) at go.cal.msu.edu/globaldh.

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In-Person at Michigan State University

Monday, 13 April

8:30am-6:15pm EDT (converted to more time zones)
Presentations (Breakfast and Lunch Provided)

6:30pm-8:00pm EDT – Reception (Dinner provided)

Virtual Symposium

Tuesday, 14 April

11:00am-6:15pm EDT (converted to more time zones)

Wednesday, 15 April

9:00am-4:00pm EDT (converted to more time zones)

In-Person at Universidad de Monterrey

Friday, 17 April

8:00am-5:15pm EDT (converted to more time zones)
Presentations (Breakfast and Lunch Provided)

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Monday, 13 April

See the start time converted to several other time zones

8:30-9:00 – Breakfast

9:00-9:15 – Opening

9:15-10:15 – Keynote – AI, Authenticity, and the Future of Hip Hop, Rayvon Fouché (Moderator: Jesse Draper)

10:15-10:30 – Break

10:30-11:45 – Community Engaged DH Praxis (Moderator: Mac Jackson)

• Tell Us A Story: Designing Digital Humanities Projects That Resonate – Victor Temprano
• Recentering Consent in Archives as Data Projects: Notes from Medicine’s Visual Cultures – Sean Purcell
• Public Digital Humanities and Ethical Collaborations:  Archival Restitution in Brazos County Texas – Amy Earhart
• Turning the Gaze: The Role of Digital Oral History Archives in Resisting Colonial Narratives – Shriya Dasgupta

11:45-12:45 – Lunch

12:45-1:45 – African Diaspora DH (Moderator: Jon Keune)

• A Model for the Digital Edition of Inventories of Enslaved Persons – Blossom Machado (Presenting), Clayton McCarl, Eduard Arriaga, Siobhan Meï
• Spatial mapping of segregation and settlement patterns in Lagos and Salvador since the 20th century. – Adesoji Adedipe
• Tagging the Gold Coast: Anti-Colonial Mapping and Digital Cultural Heritage in Gold Coast Novels – Akua Manieson

1:45-2:00 – Break

2:00-3:30 – Lightning Talk Panel (Moderator: Sruthin Gaddam)

• New England Jews and Nazi Youth: A CollectionBuilder Site – Kyra Dezjot
• The making of South Asian Archive of Digital Art (SADA) – Najam-Ul Assar (Presenting), Megan Smith
• Making “The Knowledge of the Old Location” accessible – Julia Göke
• Artificial intelligence (AI) in the teaching and learning of foreign languages: Insight from a public university – Akwasi Boateng
• Disability Justice and Digital Public Humanities at the Rutgers Anti-Eugenics Lab – Moira Armstrong
• Digital Narratives of Hospitality: A Data-driven Approach – Nitin Luthra (No Livestream)
• Using the 4Rs to Address Epistemological and Ontological Issues in AI Design – Kenlea Pebbles (No Livestream)

3:30-3:45 – Break

3:45-4:45 – Digital Passages: Mapping a Feminist Cold War Counter-Narrative – Ashley Todd-Diaz, Christina T. Gibson, Hong Li, and Songyao Chen (Moderator: Christine Peffer) – Project Storymap

4:45-5:00 – Break

5:00-6:00 – Politics and Representation (Moderator: Max Evjen)

• The Sacred and AI: Politics of Representation in Digital Artifacts – Sananda Sahoo
• Counterdata Networks: Visualizing Feminist Resistance Under Digital Authoritarianism in Iran’s Women, Life, Freedom Movement – Niloufar Esmaeili

6:00-6:15 – Break

6:15-8:00 – Reception & Poster Session (at MSU Museum)

• Redesigning a Native American Museum and Community Center Website – Kenlea Pebbles
• The Library as a DH Studio – Basia Kapolka
• Feminist Project Construction as DH Pedagogy: Building the Gender Violence Database – Jami Ake, Delilah Tefertiller, Angelena Manova, Shannon Rao, Lyra Ren
• Continuity and Adaptation: UChicago’s Library and Emerging Technologies Summer Camp’s Second Year – Elias Hubbard (Presenting) and Taylor Faires

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Tuesday, 14 April

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11:00-11:15 – Opening

11:15-12:15 – Ethical Practices in DH (Moderator: Nabeel Siddiqui)

• El cuerpo que no computa: deseo y algoritmo en la Sociedad de la Inteligencia – Yanina Torres
• Preserving Hate Responsibly: Ethical Frameworks for Publishing and Hosting Extremist Corpora – Marko Milošev
• Re-linking the Digital: Decolonial Praxis and the Ethics of AI in/from Africa – Iginio Gagliardone

12:15-12:30 – Break

12:30-1:30 – Resistance and Trauma-Informed Text Analysis (Moderator: Jennifer Isasi)

• Memes, Memory, and Digital Coloniality: Tracing the Global Afterlives of South American Death Flights – Delfina Sol Martinez Pandiani
• Visualidades en disputa: análisis de las campañas #00BienalDeLaHabana y #NoALaBienalDeLaHabana en Instagram – Rossana Bouza
• Mapping Dissent: Computational Analysis of Non-Violent Protest Events in Pakistan’s Hybrid Democracy – Ayaz Ahmed Siddiqui

1:30-2:30 – Project Showcase (Moderators: Jen Andrella, Merve Tekgürler, Steven Wang, Max Evjen)

• Round 1: 1:30-2:00
  • Round and Round: NYC Carousels and the Stories They Spin – Kelly Karst (Presenting), Carla Ordonez, Leonard Santos, Julissa Russo [Recording available]
  • AVOBMAT: A Sustainable and Multilingual Tool for the Analysis and Visualization of Bibliographic Metadata and Texts – Róbert Péter [Recording available]
  • Digital Dialogisms and Climate Grieving – Monique Tschofen and Jolene Armstrong [Recording available]
  • Building a Graphic Resource: The Creation of the Foundation of Literature through Graphic Narratives H-Spaces Project – Julian Chambliss, Ritesh Khandelwal, Brittany Atkins [Recording available]
• Round 2: 2:00-2:30
  • Exploring New Structures for Minimal Computing: Introducing Rondo, a Minimal Single Page Application for Digital Projects – Nick Szydlowski [Recording available]
  • Reconstructing Colonial Spectacles: Towards a Digital Reimagining of the 1911 Delhi Durbar – Robin Thomas
  • Disability, Memory, and Digital Storytelling: Representations of People Living with Sickle Cell in Nigerian Media – Sunday Adegbenro [Recording available]
  • Exploring the Underrepresented: Medieval Women and Digital Approaches – Marija Blašković [Recording available]

2:30-2:45 – Break

2:45-3:45 – Lost in the Archive (Moderator: Jennifer Isasi)

• Hacia una red de archivos del PLACTED: propuesta frente a la fragmentación del patrimonio documental – Celeste Viedma
• Lady Plays the Blues Project: Recovering the Hidden Legacies of Black Women Blues Guitarists through Digital Black Feminist Praxis – Yoli Bergstrom-Lynch

3:45-4:00 – Break

4:00-5:00 – DH Applications in Pedagogy (Moderator: Nabeel Siddiqui)

• Cartografía Participativa multimodal digital sobre materiales escolares para la enseñanza secundaria. Saberes docentes y problematizaciones pedagógico-didácticas ante las “IA generativas”. – Noelia Verdún
• Digital Playgrounds and Decolonial Praxis: Rethinking DH Pedagogy through Play, Process, and Power – Marina del Sol and Eliseo Jacob (No Livestream)
• Sustaining Community Archives through Student Research and Generative AI – Teresa Lobalsamo and Dellannia Segreti (No Livestream)

5:00-5:15 – Break

5:15-6:15 – Keynote – Interpretive Digital Humanities: Multivocal Meaning Making between Computation and Culture, Cindy Anh Nguyen (Moderator: Simran Bhimjyani)

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Wednesday, 15 April

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9:00-9:15AM – Opening

9:15-10:15AM – Minimal Computing Approaches (Moderator: Viola Lasmana)

• Voyant in an African Language: An AI-Driven, Reproducible Workflow for Translating Digital Humanities Tools for Underrepresented Languages – Augustine Farinola (Presenting) and Geoffrey Rockwell
• Small Code, Shared Work: A Minimal-Computing Approach to Linguistic Sovereignty in Transliterated Texts – Raafat Gilani
• Fostering Sustainable Digital Ecologies for Archiving the Work of Grassroots Memory Initiatives in Post-conflict Contexts. – Ricardo Velasco Trujillo (No Livestream)

10:15-10:30AM – Break

10:30-11:45AM – Lightning Talk Panel (Moderator: Kristen Mapes)

• Construcción y desarrollo del CoDeCat: el corpus del endecasílabo catalán – Pere Garau Borràs
• Lexicon of Colonial Rights: Tracing Indigenous Property Claims in 18th-Century Michoacán with Digital Humanities – Gilson Mateus
• Digital Humanities and Environment: Applying Distant Viewing Methodology to the Environmental Imagery of India – Ravi Ranjan Kumar
• Erased in Data: Examining the Invisibility of Manual Scavenging through Digital Humanities Methods – Neha Yeshvi
• Migración en tiempos de las apps y la incertidumbre geolocalizada: los retos del humanismo digital – Marissa Rodríguez-Sánchez

11:45-12:30PM – Lunch

12:30-1:30PM – Archives, Data, Corpora (Moderator: Kate Topham)

• Building the Dataset of U.S. Lynching Reports: Newspapers and Data-Driven Activism in the Anti-Lynching Movement – Matthew Kollmer
• Curating shared knowledge about artefacts on Wikidata – Till Grallert
• Archivos de resistencia y digitalidad: Puesta en archivo de la movilización social en Colombia, 2021 – Ana María Tangarife Patiño

1:30-1:45PM – Break

1:45-2:45PM – Hacer más con menos: experiencias de trabajo en el HD LAB – Gimena del Rio Riande, Romina De León, Laura Volkind, Gabriel Calarco, Nidia Hernández (Moderator: Jennifer Isasi)

2:45-3:00PM – Break

3:00-4:00PM – Keynote – People I Met on the Internet, Evelin Heidel (Moderator: Gimena del Rio Riande)

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Friday, 17 April

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8:00 – 9:00 – Coffee and pastries

9:00 – 9:50 – Opening Remarks & Lightning Talk Panel (Moderator: Kurt Lester Benze Hinojosa)

• Herramienta Visualsa: deconstruyendo el sabor con las Humanidades Digitales. Un acercamiento a la salsa a través de datos. – Sarai Cuello Gutiérrez
• Humanidades digitales y comunicación global: redes y métricas de los cardenales del continente americano – EN: Digital Humanities and Global Communication: Networks and Metrics of the Cardinals of the American Continent: Rixio Gerardo -Rixio Gerardo Portillo Ríos, Karla Sofia Peña Velazquez, Camila Sánchez Frausto
• Ética clínica y humanidades digitales, en contexto de filosofía clínica y terapia existencial digital – Adán Pérez Treviño

9:50 – 10:00 – Transition

10:00 – 11:15 – Keynote – Identity, Crisis and Imagination; Digital art as a Survival Mechanism, Hugo Solís García (Moderator: Manuel Tapia)

11:15 – 11:30 – Transition

11:30-12:50 – Preserving Cultural Identity and Memory (Moderator: Juan Manuel Fernández González)

• El reflejo de la cultura mexicana en tres videojuegos contemporáneos: Mexico 1921, Life Is Strange 2 y Mulaka – Bertrand Michel Stephane Lobjois and Kurt Lester Benze Hinojosa
• Voicing identity and territory in digital art – Annabel Castro
• Mapping the Untranslatable: Decolonial Digital Humanities and Epistemic Resistance in Interdisciplinary Research – Moni Razavi
• Looking Back Together: Crowdsourcing a Photographic Archive for Justice and Memory – Maria Laura Flores Barba

1:00 – 2:20 – Lunch

2:20 – 3:50 – Water Commons. Citizen Data and Artistic Practices for Hydrosolidarity – Lisa Blackmore, Ericka Jaguara Toledo, and Joaquin Barriendos (Moderator: Annabel Castro)

3:50 – 4:00 – Transition

4:00 – 5:00 – Workshop with Gabriela Iturralde from the TrayectoriasAfro Project

5:00 – 5:15 – Closing remarks