The Human in Computing and Cognition, with Christopher Dancy

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Come explore Sonic forms with us! We will be joined by Raney Antoine, Jr. of HipHopRx.

CHRISTIN WASHINGTON | NINE NIGHT & GOOD MOURNING: A 3D RECONSTRUCTION

Please join us on Dec. 12th for a virtual reading with [Taller] Electric Marronage Writers, as they share pieces from the new microdossier, “In a Time of War.” Register using the QR code or this link.

Our semi-annual Research Celebration showcases the work happening across our ecosystem.

Part of the K4BL Fall 2025 Skill-building Series

We will be joined by Dr. Tacuma Peters, who will guide us in navigating the academic job market.

Join us for a series of film screenings at Johns Hopkins University, Morgan State University, and Goucher College, celebrating the oeuvre of award-winning Afro-Cuban film maker Gloria Rolando. We welcome you to gather with us to screen and discuss Gloria’s films, intended to “plant a seed in the consciousness, mobilizing the minds of viewers within and outside of Cuba” and intervene in the continued erasure of Black histories. Events take place Nov. 11th (JHU), Nov. 13th (Morgan State) and Nov. 18th (Goucher College). The JHU screening will take place in Gilman 50, from 6 - 8:00 pm. You can register here. To register for the screening at Goucher College on Nov. 18th,  please use this form. You can register to attend the screening and reception at Morgan State University here.

FOR OUR OCTOBER 16 V&P SESSION, WE WILL BE JOINED BY PROF. BOOKER, WHO WILL GUIDE US IN EXPLORING BEST PRACTICES IN ONLINE STORY TELLING.

MEMBERS ONLY.

Join moderator Sarah Bruno, and panelists Daniel Morales-Armstrong, Milagros Denis-Rosario, and Isar Godreau, as they dive into the Spring 2025 CENTRO Journal Water Proof: Olas de Memoria, guest edited by members of the Black Puerto Rican collective Taller Entre Aguas,

Water Proof: Olas de Memoria elevates and invites scholars of Afro-Puerto Rican history and memory to remind readers that we are part of a Black intellectual tradition of cimarronaje (marronage) and world-making. Throughout this collection, we expand on “Black Rican studies” as a subfield that adjoins Puerto Rican studies to broader discourses in Africana (Black studies in the US and in the larger diaspora) and Caribbean studies.

Who owns the Black historical and cultural record? Learn more: wobd.blackbeyonddata.org

LifexCode Research Celebration with Marisa Parham and the African American Digital and Experimental Humanities (AADHum) Initiative

Advanced readings: “A Note on Wave-Particle Duality,” Andrea Ritchie, Practicing New Worlds: Abolition and Emergent Strategies (La Vergne: AK Press, 2023).

“Practice (A Conclusion),” Andrea Ritchie, Practicing New Worlds: Abolition and Emergent Strategies (La Vergne: AK Press, 2023).

For our March 13th V&P session, we will be joined by Dr. Alex Gil, who will guide us in exploring best practices in web archiving and security. Members only.

LifexCode monthly gathering to hone our vision and drill our practice. Members only. We will be joined by members of the Liberatory AI Ecosystem.

Ft. Drs. Kim Gallon, Alex Gil, Sayeed Choudhury, Nadejda Webb and Jon Baynes

Computational Humanities Book Celebration with Lauren Tilton, David Mimno, Jessica Marie Johnson, Roopika Risam, Vanessa Holden, Joshua Rothman and Crystal Eddins. Moderated by Dr. Nadejda Webb