Conferences
The annual Digital Humanities conference is the highlight of ACH's activities and a time when great numbers of the international DH community meet face-to-face. Held in alternating years in Europe and North America, DH welcomes digital humanities scholars and practitioners from a huge range of disciplines and professional areas: faculty and students, librarians, archivists, technologists, project and center directors, and many more. The conference is broadly international and interdisciplinary in scope.
Annual DH conference
- DH2013 will be at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, July 16-19, 2013.
- DH2012 was in Hamburg, Germany, July 16-22, 2012.
- Archive of past conferences
- Browse the DH abstracts database (prototype, URL may change)
- Student bursaries are available to help defray travel costs (past winners)
Contributions take a variety of forms and may be deliberately experimental: papers (long and short), posters and demos, panel discussions, and social media. Selected presentations are published as a special issue of LLC and may appear in other ADHO journals as well.
Other ADHO conferences
Also of interest to ACH members
- ACH sessions at MLA, the annual convention of the Modern Language Association
- DHSI: Digital Humanities Summer Institute at the University of Victoria
- THATCamp: regional DH unconferences taking place in different locations throughout the year
- Text Encoding Initiative Conference: Next meeting is Nov 7-10, 2012 at Texas A & M University