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SUMMARY:DHARTI2024 Conference: Digital Subject/ivities in the Global South
DESCRIPTION:The Digital Humanities Alliance for Research and Teaching Innovations (DHARTI) successfully hosted its DHARTI 2024 biennial conference themed ‘Digital Subject/ivities in the Global South‘ with the Interdisciplinary Research Platform for Digital Humanities (IDRP-DH) at Indian Institute of Technology\, Jodhpur (IIT-J) on December 10-13\, 2024. \nPlease visit the conference website for further details. The sessions’ details can be found on the website under the ‘Highlights’ section. \nThe theme builds upon DHARTI’s last conference in 2022\, which explored ‘digital divides’ in DH spaces across India and the globe. In the process\, it hopes to create a platform for crucial dialogue between the scientific-technological discourses\, and humanities and sociological research so that they may act together\, in complementary ways\, affecting timely interventions. Because of\, or even despite the digital divide we witness\, it is important\, to not just study digitality in Global South societies\, but also how cultural meaning- making play a key role in negotiations of agency and accessibility of resources across social networks within the Global South\, and vis-a-vis the Global North.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti2024-conference-digital-subject-ivities-in-the-global-south/
LOCATION:IIT Jodhpur\, IIT Jodhpur\, Jodhpur\, Rajasthan\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI2024 Conference
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SUMMARY:DHARTI2022 Conference: The Digital Divides: Discontents\, Debates and Discussions
DESCRIPTION:The theme for the DHARTI2022 conference\, held between 21-24 February 2022\, was “The Digital Divides: Discontents\, Debates and Discussions”. Access the full CFP here. \nThe following were the keynote speakers for the conference: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n21 Feb 2022\n7PM (UTC +530)\nP. Thirumal\nProfessor\nDepartment of Communication\nUniversity of Hyderabad\nOf Technological milieus and Literary telling: A limited reading of the Kannada Digital audio Swapne Saraswathe\n\n\n22 Feb 2022\n7PM (UTC +530)\nAnubha Sinha\nSenior Researcher\nCentre for Internet and Society\, India\nOpen Access in India\n\n\n23 Feb 2022\n7PM (UTC +530)\nAishatu Gwadabe\nPeace Technologist and AI Artist\nDigital humanities and tech for good: An exploration of Peace Technology\n\n\n24 Feb 2022 \n7:30PM (UTC +530)\nPaola Ricaurte\nAssociate Professor\nDepartment of Media and Digital Culture\nTecnológico de Monterrey\, Mexico City\nDH in a global pandemic: responses from the majority world\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe conference timeline was as follows:\n\n\n\n\n                Conference Timeline:  \nDates\n\n\nCall for Papers\n23 August 2021\n\n\nDeadline for Abstract submissions\n12 December 2021\n\n\nCommunication of decisions after peer review\n15 January 2021\n\n\nLast date for registration (participants)\n10 Feb 2022\n\n\nLast date for registration (attendees)\n18 Feb 2022\n\n\nConference Week \n21 Feb – 25 Feb 2022\n\n\nWorkshop: Introduction to R for Humanities\n28 Feb – 11 Mar 2022\n\n\nWorkshop: Webscraping using Chrome extension\n5 Mar 2022\n\n\n\n\nAccess the Conference Schedule here.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti2022-conference-the-digital-divides-discontents-debates-and-discussions/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI2022 Conference
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SUMMARY:DHARTI Twitter Conference 2020: Innovating for DH in India
DESCRIPTION:The DHARTI Twitter Conference 2020 was organised by the Digital Humanities Alliance for Research and Teaching Innovations (DHARTI) on 19 January 2020. With the theme\, “Innovating for DH in India\,” the conference was conducted entirely on Twitter through the hashtag #DHARTITwitterConf. It was India’s first Digital Humanities Twitter conference. \nThe conference provided a platform for conversations around the possibilities and challenges of developing Digital Humanities in India\, with particular attention to locally situated research\, teaching and practice. \nSchedule (All times are in IST):\n9:00 AM: Introduction \n9:05 AM: Keynote: “What is DH and Why Are So Many People Teaching It?”Brian Croxall (@briancroxall)Assistant Research Professor of Digital Humanities\, Office of Digital Humanities\, Brigham Young University \nand \nDiane Jakacki (@DianeJakacki)\nDigital Scholarship Coordinator and Associated Faculty in Comparative Humanities\, Bucknell University \n9:50 AM: Opening Remarks\nNirmala Menon (@NMenon05)\, President\, DHARTI\, IIT Indore\nDibyadyuti Roy (@dibsroy86)\, Vice President\, DHARTI\, IIM Indore \n10:00 AM: Let’s Spin Some Yarn: South Asian Migrant Histories interwoven in Digitally Domestic Hashtag Publics\nRadhika Gajjala (@cyberdivalivesl)\, Bowling Green State University \n10:20 AM: Multilingual DH\nQuinn Dombrowski (@quinnanya)\, Stanford University \n11:00 AM: Digitising our vote\nShashikala Assella (@ShashiAssella)\, Department of English\, University of Kelaniya\, Sri Lanka \n11:20 AM: Role of Spatial and Temporal Visualization in Digital Humanities: A Case Study\nNavreet Kaur (@navreet2601)\, JIRICO\, OP Jindal Global University \n11:40 AM: Young Adults and Digital Cultures: A Study of Online Affinity Spaces\nZahra Rizvi (@zaaraofthesea)\, Dept. of English\, Jamia Millia Islamia \n12:00 PM: Literary Histories\, Digital Futures\nSwati Moitra (@swatiatrest)\, Gurudas College\, University of Calcutta \n12:20 PM: Geospatial Digital Humanities in the History Classroom\nSwati Chawla (@ChawlaSwati)\, Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities\, OP Jindal Global University \n12:40 PM: Indian Community Cookbooks\nMuskaan Pal\, Ananya Pujary and Khushi Gupta (@CookbooksIndian)\, FLAME University \n01:00 PM: “Doing” Digital Humanities: Feminist Digital Activism as Pedagogical Practice\nRiddhima Sharma (@riddhima_rs)\, Bowling Green State University \n1:40 PM: Cripping the DH Space\nSubhradeep Chatterjee (@subhradeepch)\, Jadavpur University \n2:00 PM: Digital Humanities Pedagogy for Whom?\nKush Patel (@kshpatel)\, Avani Institute of Design\, Calicut\, Kerala \n2:20 PM: Indian Classrooms and Digital Humanities\nAnkita Mathur (@1810ankita)\, Symbiosis School of Liberal Arts \n2:40 PM: Interrogating the Ethics of Archival Practices in the Indian Subcontinent\nTamalika Roy (@tamalikar_)\, Jadavpur University \n3:00 PM: How the Digital Culture is Shaping Today’s Development Practice?\nAnuj Ghanekar (@AnujMetta)\, Urban Health and Climate Resilience Centre of Excellence \n3:20 PM: Visual communication through Digital Comics\nDebanjana Nayek (@debanjana_nayek)\, Presidency University \n3:40 PM: Keynote: Challenging Applied Humanities: Boosting Social Innovation in and for India\nEveline Wandl-Vogt (@caissarl)\, Austrian Academy of Sciences \n4:20 PM: Closing remarks\nMaya Dodd (@mayadodd)\, Member\, DHARTI Executive\, FLAME University
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-twitter-conference-2020-innovating-for-dh-in-india/
LOCATION:X (Twitter) (Online Event)\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI Conference,DHARTI Twitter Conference 2020
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SUMMARY:DHAI2018 Conference: DH in India: Contestations\, Connections and Collaborations
DESCRIPTION:View Call for Papers and Sessions here. \nThe DHAI2018 conference\, DH in India: Contestations\, Connections and Collaborations\, was held on 1 and 2 June 2018 at IIM Indore and IIT Indore. Jointly organised by the Indian Institute of Management Indore and the Indian Institute of Technology Indore\, with support from the Centre for Internet and Society\, Bengaluru\, it was the inaugural conference of the Digital Humanities Alliance of India (DHAI)\, the organisation that would later become DHARTI. \n \nThe conference sought to question dominant assumptions about Digital Humanities and ask what DH might look like when situated within India’s particular technological\, institutional\, cultural and historical contexts. Its theme\, “Contestations\, Connections and Collaborations\,” emerged partly in response to critiques of the Anglo-American dominance of DH and the need to recognise diverse and locally situated forms of digital humanities practice. The call for papers specifically asked how postcolonial digital practices might diverge from Euro-American methodologies and raised questions about access\, digital pedagogy\, new knowledge archives\, cultural heritage\, digital genealogies and the relationship between the digital and social justice in South Asia. \nThe two-day conference attracted more than 50 national and international delegates from 16 Indian states and five countries\, making it an important early gathering for the emerging Indian DH community. \nDay 1: 1 June 2018\nThe conference opened at IIM Indore with a formal inauguration attended by Prof. Paul Arthur\, Chair of Digital Humanities and Director of the Global Studies Centre at Edith Cowan University\, Australia; Puthiya Purayil Sneha (P. P. Sneha)\, Digital Humanities Practitioner at the Centre for Internet and Society\, Bengaluru; Prof. Nirmala Menon\, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences\, IIT Indore; Prof. Rishikesha T. Krishnan\, Director of IIM Indore; and Prof. Ashok Thorat\, Institute of Advanced Studies in English\, Pune. Prof. Dibyadyuti Roy\, then faculty at IIM Indore and Conference Coordinator\, welcomed the participants. \nThe first keynote was delivered by Prof. Paul Arthur (Edith Cowan University\, Australia) on “The Tyranny of the Digital: Being Human in the Digital Age.” The day then featured three panel discussions: \n\nDigital Humanities and Social Justice in India\nLived\, Perceived and Conceived Digital Spaces and Digital Pedagogies\nNew Media Literacies and Scholarly Publishing\n\nThe day concluded with a keynote by Prof. Chaz Evans on “Fidelities of Context in Global Video Game Production.” \nDay 2: 2 June 2018\nThe second day opened with a keynote by P. P. Sneha (Centre for Internet and Society\, Bengaluru) titled “New Contexts of Humanities Practice in the Digital.” Drawing on her research mapping Digital Humanities initiatives in India and her work on digital cultural archives\, Sneha’s keynote examined the growth of digital corpora and their relationship with teaching\, learning and humanities practice in India’s emerging digital landscape. \nThe day’s sessions continued with discussions around: \n\nDigital Infrastructure\, Archives and Architecture\nDigital Practice and Pedagogy\nMaking Digital Humanities: Digital Humanities Projects\nReading Digital Humanities\n\nThe conference concluded with a roundtable on “Decolonizing Knowledge\, Decentralizing Discourse\,” moderated by Prof. Dibyadyuti Roy (IIM Indore) and Prof. Nirmala Menon (IIT Indore). The roundtable brought the conference’s broader concerns with situated\, postcolonial and locally responsive DH practices into a final collective discussion. \nThe beginning of DHARTI\nThe conference also has particular significance in DHARTI’s institutional history. According to DHARTI’s current account\, DHARTI came into existence at a town hall meeting on 2 June 2018\, held amongst the participants of the inaugural DHAI conference and in the presence of its keynote speakers Prof. Paul Arthur\, Prof. Chaz Evans and P. P. Sneha. The organisation continued under the DHAI name initially\, with the name Digital Humanities Alliance for Research and Teaching Innovations (DHARTI) being formalised by its Executive Committee in 2019.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dhai2018-conference-dh-in-india-contestations-connections-and-collaborations/
LOCATION:IIM Indore and IIT Indore\, Indore\, Madhya Pradesh\, India
CATEGORIES:DHAI2018,DHARTI Conference
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