Past Events

Intro to Python, Part II: Get set up with Python and gain practical experience with popular tools

This workshop introduces non-technical audiences to Python setup, coding environments, and AI-assisted code understanding without focusing on programming concepts.

Black Digital Memory Work: What We've Seen, What We're Watching Out For, What We're Looking Forward To

Making the Past Available for the Future: Building a Digital Community Archive

Copyright and Reuse in Digital Projects

Learn how to reuse copyrighted materials in a responsible way.

Intro to Python, Part I: Python in Digital Humanities

This workshop introduces attendees to digital humanities projects using Python, demonstrating its versatility and providing insights into building programming skills.

Indigenous Digital Archives: Mukurtu and Other Tools

This workshop explores Indigenous digital archiving, covering data sovereignty, metadata critique, participatory appraisal, and digital repatriation, with case studies and discussions on collaboration and future directions.

Conversation with Mozilla Foundation Representatives

This special event features Mozilla Foundation representatives discussing job opportunities, career paths, and the skills they seek in candidates interested in technology, open-source development, and internet health.

LGBTQ+ Oral Histories: Practice and Connection with Communities

This roundtable explores documenting LGBTQ+ personal histories, highlighting the power of oral history, challenges in sharing stories, and examples of related community archives.

Digital Humanities Project Reading Session - November 20

During this time, we will discuss a selected reading that will be circulated a week prior. Students are welcome to attend. If you would like to receive a copy of the reading, please get in touch with niloufar_esmaeili@my.utsa.edu.

Digital Activism and Data Visualization: Mapping Gender-Based Violence through GraphCommons

This workshop examines digital activism, data visualization, and feminist movements, offering hands-on training with GraphCommons to create impactful narratives on gender-based violence.