UK-Ireland Digital Humanities Association

Description

The UK-Ireland Digital Humanities Association brings together researchers, practitioners and organisations from the UK and Ireland to build a collaborative vision for the digital humanities field, with a focus on issues such as sustainability, inclusivity, training, advocacy and career progression. This vision for the field builds on long-standing partnerships, research, and centres of excellence to further development and innovation in digital humanities.

The Association seeks to nurture the capacity for excellent research and teaching in digital humanities, to establish and sustain more effective connections across sectors, and to create new pathways for collaboration. These collaborations include partners in higher education; galleries, libraries, archives and museums; the technology sector; and the creative industries. Institutions and individuals engaged with the Association will work to create new and sustainable partnerships across Ireland and the UK, as well as with the international community.

The Association is hosted by the Digital Humanities Research Hub in the School of Advanced Study (University of London). It supports Community Interest Groups, which are community-driven groups organised around an existing community of practice, a specific research interest, or a salient issue within the digital humanities community.

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University affiliation(s)

University of London
London

Additional Partnerships

Digital Creativity and Cultures Hub, University of Leeds; DARIAH-IE, Ireland; Trinity College Dublin, Ireland