It’s a little late, but we still hope you had a happy new year! Clearly, it took us a while to get organized enough to send this “January” newsletter. Nevertheless, we hope it will bring some joy to your day (or at least some interesting pieces of information). And for the daily chuckle, here is the joke of the month: …
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Before 2025 comes to a close, DHTech is planning one more meetup to discuss how to build a Python Package Community for the Humanities. Are you a developer of a Python package for DH research? Or maybe you are not the developer but you are using someone else’s Python code? Do you wish there was such a community to support you in your efforts? Do you wish there was a way of sharing your work with others so it could be reused? If so, then join us on December 4, 2025 at 10am ET/4pm CEST!
Read MoreDigital Humanities Tech Symposium 2025 Proceedings, Nominate yourself for the DHTech Steering Committee, Technical track at DH2026, DHTech Posters at DH2025 and USRSE’25, Digital Humanities Tech Symposium at DH2026
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We are pleased to announce that the proceedings from the Digital Humanities Tech Symposium 2025 have been published! The Digital Humanities Tech Symposium was a one-day workshop organized by DHTech and held at the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO) 2025 conference in Lisbon, Portugal.
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DHTech is led by an international Steering Committee of seven dedicated volunteers. Each member serves a two-year term, with no limit on reappointment. For the upcoming 2026–2027 term, five seats on the Steering Committee need to be filled. Nominations for the Steering Committee are now open and close on November 15!
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DHTech turned eight this year! Time for a personal reflection of the last eight years, what we have accomplished, and where we want to go. Thank you to everyone who has helped shape DHTech over the years, has participated in events, or simply just read along!
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