The Greater Boston Digital Research and Pedagogy Symposium is a regional,
one-day gathering of students, scholars, librarians, and other
practitioners from the New England area working at the intersection of
technology and the humanities.

The 2025 symposium will be held on Friday, April 11 at the Central Library
of the Boston Public Library, with select sessions streamed online.
Submission deadline is Monday, February 3, 2025.

Read the full Call for Proposals here:
https://bostondh.org/symposium-2025-cfp/

The Program Committee welcomes submissions covering a wide variety of
topics related to the application of technology, computation, machine
learning, and artificial intelligence to humanities research, pedagogy, and
professional practice.

The program committee is especially eager to receive submissions that
highlight digital humanities scholarship and projects that intend to reach
or engage with a public audience, or submissions that include discussion of
the opportunities and challenges associated with developing a
public-focused and/or community-engaged practice.

Other themes of particular interest for this year’s symposium include:

   - Sustainability, environmental impact, and reducing digital waste
   - Digital humanities professional practice, departmental development,
   and labor
   - Preservation of digital objects and scholarship
   - AI and humanistic research; implications of large datasets for human
   and computational use
   - Digitization practice and digital collection development in service of
   digital humanities
   - Queering and/or decolonializing digital humanities research and
   practice
   - Digital humanities and the intersection of identity, social justice,
   and technology
   - Digital research and pedagogy highlighting questions of diaspora and
   indigeneity


Proposals may be submitted for individual talks, panel or roundtable
presentation, posters, and workshops. Proposals on work at any stage in the
research process are welcome.