From 2022 to 2023, we hosted themed Co-Working Groups designed to support peer-to-peer learning and collaboration in Digital Humanities. These groups created space for researchers to build skills, troubleshoot DH challenges, and connect across disciplines. Co-working groups were intended to be more sustained than a single workshop, but less formal than a course.

This group brought together researchers working with digital text methods and approaches, with a particular focus on pre-19th century projects through the lens of critical DH. Sessions explored tools such as AntConc, Voyant, Recogito, and Tagtog, as well as discussions on pedagogy and AI in digital texts. Led by Randa El Khatib.

This group convened researchers interested in visualization and mapping tools such as Tableau, Gephi, Esri, and StoryMaps. Sessions explored critical approaches to data, mapping, and relationships. Led by Sophia Jaworski.

Although these co-working groups are no longer running, they reflect our commitment to supporting sustained, collaborative learning in DH.