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September 22, 2021

Call for English Team Editors

Sarah Melton

The English edition of The Programming Historian is seeking editors to work actively to solicit and edit lessons. These lessons should focus on providing humanities and social science scholars with the skills to interpret the outputs of digital methods, allowing readers to move from digital data to publishable research.


September 8, 2021

Call for Papers for Computational analysis skills for large-scale humanities data

James Baker and Anna-Maria Sichani

This Call for Papers is now closed

Many thanks to all of those who showed an interest in our first Call for Papers, and especially those who submitted proposals for exciting new lessons. Keep an eye out for the results of this initiative in 2022.


September 2, 2021

Isabelle Gribomont, Nicolás Llano y Nicolás Vaughan se unen al equipo de Programming Historian en español

Jennifer Isasi

Imagen de perfil de Isabelle GribomontImagen de perfil de Nicolás LlanoImagen de perfil Nicolás Vaughan
Fotos de Isabelle Gribomont, Nicolás Llano y Nicolás Vaughan

July 12, 2021

Mid Year Newsletter for 2021

Jennifer Isasi

Banner of PH with the logos of the four journals


July 7, 2021

Hello! I’m the new Digital Humanities Publishing Assistant.

Anisa Hawes

portrait of our new Digital Humanities Publishing Assistant
portrait of our new Digital Humanities Publishing Assistant

June 26, 2021

UCL DH Students Contribute to Accessibility and Sustainability

Adam Crymble

We at Programming Historian were very lucky to be joined by two UCL Digital Humanities students for a summer placement this year.