Got an idea for a digital project but not sure how to get it off the ground? Curious about how to do digital scholarship research while navigating an increasingly uncertain, unethical, and biased digital world?
This workshop covers an introduction to Anti-racist research frameworks and digital scholarship principles.
Participants will leave the workshop with a road map for developing an ethical, sustainable, and justice-oriented digital project. Those interested in submitting a proposal to the Anti-Racist Digital Research Institute are encouraged to attend.
The Zoom URL for this session will be included in the confirmation message you receive 5-10 minutes after you register, as well as in an automatic reminder message sent two days prior to the session.
Session Details
Location:
Virtual, Zoom Remote
, Off Campus (view map)
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Session level: All
Sponsor(s): Bowman Center, LSA Technology Services, U-M Library
Presenter(s): Matt Carruthers, Stephanie Damas, John Thiels, Kathryn Topham
