DH@CSU Receives DEFCon Award
The Digital Humanities at California State University (DH@CSU) Consortium has received a 2023 Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium (DEFCon) award, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, to build institutional capacity at the intersection of Digital Humanities and Ethnic Studies lead by Katherine D. Harris as Project Investigator (SJSU) and Jamila Moore Pewu as Co-PI of…Continue reading→
DH@CSU uses multiple approaches to teaching, learning, research, and practice in Ethnic Studies centering Digital Humanities methodologies as a means of addressing and advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, social justice, agency, access, and inquiry in education.
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