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DHARTI 2022 Conference

The DHARTI2022 conference was held online 21 – 25 February 2022.

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The theme for the 2022 conference was “The Digital Divides: Discontents, Debates and Discussions”.

The following were the keynote speakers for the conference:

21 Feb 2022
7PM
(UTC +530)
P. Thirumal
Professor
Department of Communication
University of Hyderabad
Of Technological milieus and Literary telling: A limited reading of the Kannada Digital audio Swapne Saraswathe
22 Feb 2022
7PM
(UTC +530)
Anubha Sinha
Senior Researcher
Centre for Internet and Society, India
Open Access in India
23 Feb 2022
7PM
(UTC +530)
Aishatu Gwadabe
Peace Technologist and AI Artist
Digital humanities and tech for good: An exploration of Peace Technology
24 Feb 2022 7:30PM (UTC +530)Paola Ricaurte
Associate Professor
Department of Media and Digital Culture
Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico City
DH in a global pandemic: responses from the majority world

                Conference Timeline:  Dates
Call for Papers  23 August 2021
Deadline for Abstract submissions  12 December 2021
Communication of decisions after peer review  15 January 2021  
Last date for registration (participants) 10 Feb 2022  
Last date for registration (attendees)18 Feb 2022
Conference Week  21 Feb – 25 Feb 2022  
Workshop: Introduction to R for Humanities28 Feb – 11 Mar 2022
Workshop: Webscraping using Chrome extension5 Mar 2022

Access the Conference Schedule here.

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DHARTI 2024 Biennial Conference

DHARTI 2024 Biennial Conference

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.

Please visit the conference website for further details. The sessions’ details can be found on the website under the ‘Highlights’ section.

Conference theme: Digital Subject/ivities in the Global South

The 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.

We invite proposals from interested scholars, educators, researchers, industry personalities, artists, and other stakeholders in the field of Digital Humanities and other allied areas.

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