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OUR PROGRAMS & EVENTS
Lightning Lunches
One theme. Three speakers. One hour. Bring your lunch and enjoy short talks on emerging topics in critical DH.
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Digital Research Storytelling
A hands-on workshop where U of T researchers learn to craft compelling digital stories that share scholarship beyond the academy.
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Visiting Speakers
Our Visiting Speaker Series brings leading DH scholars from across Canada and around the world to U of T.
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UX Design for DH Accelerator
Our program supports faculty researchers in creating websites, digital exhibitions, databases, and other digital projects.
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Digital Drop-Ins
Bring your DH questions to our bi-weekly, themed, digital drop-ins hosted with experts from across the tri-campus.
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Praxis Workshops
Learn and practice digital scholarship skills and tools in our hands-on Praxis Workshops.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Guest Lecture: A Transnational Approach to Researching Dating Cultures
What can dating apps teach us about the global circulation of intimacy, identity, and design? Join D...
Find out more »WHAT IS CDHI?
The Critical Digital Humanities Initiative (CDHI) enables trans-disciplinary collaborations that emphasize questions of power, social justice, and critical theory in digital humanities research. It’s vision is to harness the very tools of the digital revolution to forge a new paradigm of critical humanities scholarship, one that bridges the humanities’ emphasis on power and culture in historical perspective with the tools and analysis of digital technology. The CDHI is a new mix of research workshop and design atelier, equipping humanities researchers with the technical and design expertise to use digital tools to ask new questions, share new knowledge, and analyze power and inequality in historical perspective.
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LATEST NEWS
CDHI Wraps Up, DH@UofT Begins: A New Phase for Digital Humanities
After four successful years of programming, mentorship, and advocacy, the Critical Digital Humanities Initiative (CDHI) is wrapping up and making way for a new chapter. Professor Kenzie Burchell has been appointed faculty lead to guide its redesign into a new...
Call for Applications: Critical DH Co-Working Space
DH@UofT is now accepting applications for Research Teams in Residence in the Critical DH Co-Working Space. As researchers make plans for returning to campus, DH@UofT (formerly the CDHI or Critical Digital Humanities Initiative) and Jackman Humanities Institute are...
Joint Press Release: The Future of CDHI Moves to UTSC
In partnership with the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC), the Critical Digital Humanities Initiative (CDHI) is excited to announce that our important work will continue beyond June 2025. Since 2021, CDHI has flourished as a tri-campus research...
CDHI Welcomes Visiting Scholar in Residence, Dr. Emily Murphy
CDHI is excited to welcome Dr. Emily Christina Murphy as our first Visiting Scholar in Residence (2024-25). Dr. Murphy is an Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities, English, and Cultural Studies at UBC Okanagan. Dr. Murphy is PI of the ReMedia Infrastructure for...