We're now ranked with major indexes! WoS Journal Citation Indicator: https://t.co/WkZIzDmh8n:/search-results?issn=1938-4122&hide_exact_match_fl=true&utm_source=mjl&utm_medium=share-by-link&utm_campaign=journal-profile-share-this-journal Scopus Citescore:

CFP - AI for DH: Research Problems and Critical Approaches. DHQ seeks 500-word abstracts for a special issue on AI (research problems, critical approaches, responsible applications, case studies, etc.). Deadline: Sept 15, 2025. More details:

What started as an experiment in journal publication, has now flourished through +15 years! 🎉✨All thanks to YOU and our readers! Check out our EIC's interview to hear how DHQ's experimentalism thrived in the world of academic publications 🎙️ https://t.co/rAlM4zkKd1 #dh #adho

Happy 2025 DH community! 🎊Reminder that our rolling submission deadline is January 15! 📢

🎧✨ Wrapping up our founder-interview series featuring our editor-in-chief, @julia_flanders . Tune in to listen to the incredible journey and establishment of not just DHQ but also ADHO and the field of digital humanities: https://t.co/rAlM4zkKd1 #adho #ach #dh #dhq

Happy reading! 📗 https://t.co/lwYkNODQma

And finally, a reflection on the role library professionals play in the field of Black DH.

And check out case studies discussing Sekuru's Stories, which showcases music from Southern Africa, & the Builders and Defenders database, which features biographical data about Nashville's Black population during the Civil War era.

See articles examining queer directions in Black Studies, tackling topics of instructional design, and reflecting on infrastructural sovereignty in the Black Atlantic.

New preview issue alert! See 18.4 Digital Sankofa: Understanding the Past and Futures of Black Digital Humanities from editors @rybayeck and Joseph Bayeck

Missed our preview issue 18.3? 👋Topics range from exploring digital methods to enable new approaches to data decolonisation, adapting NLP methods to analyze figurative language as a network, extracting translation data from library catalogues, and more! https://t.co/lwYkNODiwC

Happy book review Friday! 📗Check out Brian M. Watson's review of Abigail de Kosnik's "Rogue Archives: Digital Cultural Memory and Media Fandom" from @mitpress:

Hello #DH community! We’re seeking your input 🔔 What languages would you like to see prioritized for translation or readability of articles? Your feedback will shape future journal discussions. Share your thoughts with us below! ⬇️

Happy book review Friday! 📗Check out Nathan Sullivan's review of David M. Rieder's "Suasive Iterations: Rhetoric, Writing, & Physical Computing" from Parlor Press:

ICYMI check out Melissa Terras' interview to uncover the fascinating behind-the-scenes history of DHQ. She shares her insights on the challenges, successes, and fun that goes into publishing each issue:🎧🌟 https://t.co/6zgTm7mttn

Happy book review Friday! 📙Check out a vintage review from Samantha Blickhan of "Academic Crowdsourcing in the Humanities: Crowds, Communities and Co-production" by Mark Hedges & Stuart Dunn from @ElsevierConnect: https://t.co/XJQUzbLZBL

From struggles in getting submissions in the first two years, to numerous submissions in 2024! Hear Melissa Terras as part of our founder-interview series as she shares about the experimental and open-access model of the journal: https://t.co/JGLK9Cicd6 #dhq #adho #ach #dh

Hear @melissaterras in our founder-interview series as she takes us down memory lane of the establishment of the journal & brand that DHQ has built. The time & place where #dh practitioners came together to create an open, inclusive space: https://t.co/JGLK9CiK2E #dhq #adho

Happy book review Friday! 📙Check out another vintage book review, Cara Marta Messina's review of Timothy J. Welsh’s Mixed Realism: Videogames and the Violence of Fiction from @UMinnPress: https://t.co/ZMxbB9CTgo

Hear the entire conversation here: https://t.co/bTgZ8JOlA4 #dhq #adho #ach #digitalhumanities #podcasts #founderinterview

As academia has embraced the field of digital humanities and the web, John provides valuable context on the importance of open access journals. 🎧✨