The Indigenous Digital Humanities Research Theme highlights the challenges of how to ethically work with Indigenous peoples and material in Digital Humanities research. Its primary objectives involve:
- reconnecting communities to their taonga and mātauranga held in the UK (and possibly Europe);
- fostering relationships between holding institutions, research groups and source communities;
- fostering joint, co-developed research, digital, non-digital and hybrid; and
- exploring options for producing culturally appropriate digital and analogue outputs/artifacts, beyond traditional academic outputs of monographs and papers.
Projects
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A Partnership for Conserving and Promoting Sudanese Cultural and Documentary HeritageSudan Memory
Sudanese Association for Archiving Knowledge SUDAAK , Africa City of Technology ACT , National Records Office of Sudan, FAH Department of Digital Humanities, Faculty of Arts and Humanities
2022–
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Brightening the Covenant ChainBCC
University of Hull
2021–2024
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Georgian Papers ProgrammeGPP
College of William and Mary Libraries, Omohundro Institute, Royal Archives & Royal Library, FAH Department of History, Faculty of Arts and Humanities
2015–
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iREAL: Inclusive Requirements Elicitation for AI in Libraries to support respectful management of Indigenous knowledgesiREAL
University of Glasgow, Digital Preservation Coalition, University of Technology Sydney
2024–2024
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King's Past
FAH Department of History, Faculty of Arts and Humanities
2023–2024