Join us for the second workshop in the Digital Knowledge Mobilization Essentials series, which introduces humanities researchers to the core principles of visual design. Through interactive exercises, participants will explore […]
Please join CDHI's AI + Humanities Lab for a talk with Amir Kiani on Friday, January 31, 2025, 12:00-1:30pm in OISE 5170. Corporate Transparency in the Age of Advanced AI: […]
CDHI's Visiting Speaker, Dr. Avery Dame-Griff, will facilitate a special graduate seminar, "Introduction to Working with Born-Digital Materials and Web History" on Thursday, February 6, 2025. In this seminar, you'll […]
CDHI is pleased to welcome our annual Visiting Speaker: Dr. Avery Dame-Griff. This is an in person seminar at the Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto (140 St. George […]
On Tuesday February 11, CDHI’s Visiting Scholar in Residence Dr. Emily Christina Murphy will lead a conversation around the topic of Digital Storytelling and its use in teaching within and […]
CDHI's fourth and final Lightning Lunch of 2024-25 will reflect on the new contexts that DH tools provide for studying old texts. This session brings together scholars from across the […]
Why are so many historians wary of AI? Tech CEOs love to use historical references but often argue that the people who are reluctant to embrace AI are simply afraid […]
Celebrate four years of the Critical Digital Humanities Initiative (CDHI) and connect with brilliant, innovative researchers!
What can dating apps teach us about the global circulation of intimacy, identity, and design? Join Dr. Łukasz Szulc (University of Manchester) for “A Transnational Approach to Researching Dating Cultures” […]
DH@UofT’s first Lightning Lunch of 2025–26, DH and the Body, reflects on the ways human bodies are implicated in digital humanities work. From data analysis to the study of born-digital […]
Millions of fans watch the Women's World Cup, but a dangerous play takes place on and off the field. About the Talk A dangerous play in soccer is an action […]