Events
Digital Humanities, Cultures and Media runs regular seminars and workshops over the academic year, as well as training courses and other events.
We also co-sponsor events and training with our partners.
Events
- Environmental Digital Humanities Seminar: Catherine Porter, Exploring the Weather in Early Nineteenth-Century Ireland: a Case Study of the First Ordnance Survey of Ireland (21 May 2025)
- Environmental Digital Humanities Seminar: Wright Kennedy, Separate but Dead: Disease & Segregation in New Orleans, 1880-1915 (12 March 2025)
- Yutaka Yoshida and Yoko Demelius, Technologies of the YouTuber Self: Digital Vigilantism, Masculinities, and the Attention Economy in Neoliberal Japan. Co-sponsored with East Asian Studies seminar (14 February 2025)
- Environmental Digital Humanities Workshop at The University of Manchester (29 January 2025)
- Book Launch: Sam Hind, ‘Driving Decisions: How Autonomous Vehicles Make Sense of the World’, with Alex Gekker (21 November 2024)
- Environmental Digital Humanities Seminar: Anne Alexander, AI and Mapping as Interpretative Devices for Investigative Journalists (13 November 2024)
- Safer Sextech: Intimacy, Pleasure and Wellbeing, with Kath Albury and Yigit Aydinalp (25 October 2024)
- Special Issue launch, co-edited by Łukasz Szulc, on ‘Transnational Queer Cultures and Digital Media’ in Communication, Culture & Critique (16 October 2024)
- Centre Annual Lecture: Jędrzej Niklas, Data Ecopolitics: How Technology Shapes Our Environmental Future (19 September 2024)
- Digital Methods: A methods@manchester Summer School Course (1-5 July 2024)
- Digital Humanities Seminar: Levi Westerveld, Mapmaking as a Method of Research (14 February 2024)
- Digital Humanities Seminar: James Baker, Data Environmentalism' (24 January 2024)
- Queering Big Data, Algorithms and AI (24 January 2024)