Learn what inspired Ezra Jack Keats' The Snowy Day while making his handwritten notes more accessible to others! This week's Hub transcription spotlight is Keat's original 1963 Caldecott Speech. (View Children's Lit- Doc 1). Sign up and transcribe at https://t.co/pJGHavMZab.

Help us make history more accessible by transcribing documents at home! This week’s MS Digital Humanities Hub Community Transcription spotlight is a 1964 Civil Rights document referencing the signing of the Civil Rights Bill. Sign up & transcribe at https://t.co/pJGHavNwZJ.

The Mississippi Community Cookbook Project catalogs all the known community cookbooks published in Mississippi prior to 1970. Great to explore for Mississippi history, women's history, or vintage recipes. Visit https://t.co/vZVYcgWOwk

Transcription Volunteers Needed-The Hub is partnering with USM's McCain Library & Archives to foster transcription of items from the McCain & DeGrummond collections. Documents are related to the military, Jimmie Rodger's, children's literacy & more. Visit https://t.co/pJGHavMZab

The MS Digital Humanities Hub is excited to have distributed funds totaling $290,000 statewide to 12 selected entities that will digitize and showcase community-based cultural and historical materials. To see the list of recipients and their scope, visit https://t.co/f3dvD1vShR

From New Orleans to Hattiesburg and Meridian, the Hub has been traveling to share our mission to provide resources and training so that Mississippi institutions can pursue community-based projects that preserve our state's history. Check it out https://t.co/eRaA5VCnNm

Dr. Andrew McSorley, whose research focuses on artificial intelligence, text analysis, and the convergence of digital tools and creative writing, has joined the MS Digital Humanities Hub at Southern Miss as Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Scholar. Visit https://t.co/eb1Z0HrD10

Katherine Frisch, a former public librarian with nearly a decade of experience, has joined the Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub at The University of Southern Mississippi as the Hub and Center for Digital Humanities manager. To view the full story visit https://t.co/eb1Z0HrD10

Participants of the recent Hub DH workshop discuss ways they are implementing new ideas gleaned during the event. To view the entire blog post with descriptions of these growing programs across Mississippi, visit https://t.co/eb1Z0Hr5bs. #MSDigiHub

MS Digital Humanities Hub residency participants learned digitization & preservation as well as DH fundamentals such as data management, website development, TEI mark-up, audio technology & podcasting, video interviewing, photogrammetry, & writing grants. https://t.co/fIkVwo3bWZ

Join tomorrow - Thurs., 7/17 - to watch the Mapping Freedom 2025 cohort present their research during the End-of-Program Research Symposium! This will begin at 1PM in Gonzales Auditorium (Liberal Arts Building 108), located on USM’s Hattiesburg campus. #SouthernMiss #nsfreu

Learn more about #MappingFreedomUSM and the symposium at https://t.co/uB6W6v533M. 4/4 #SouthernMiss #nsfreu

Thank you to @USM_GradSchool, USM School of Humanities, University Libraries at Southern Miss, @usmcsce, and the USM School of Biological, Environmental, and Earth Sciences for co-sponsoring the symposium. 3/

Light refreshments will be available in the Liberal Arts Building Atrium. The symposium is free and open to the public. 2/

Beginning at 1PM on Thursday, July 17, Mapping Freedom NSF-REU summer 2025 participants will present their program research during the “End-of-Program” Research Symposium, in Gonzales Auditorium (Liberal Arts Building 108), located on USM’s Hattiesburg campus. 1/

Making Connections Conference friends joined us in announcing that Hub grant applications are now being accepted. Mississippi public institutions & non-profits looking to partner with us on community-based digitization projects are encouraged to apply. https://t.co/Ij2kvkfcR9.

From oversized docs, fragile books to artifacts, the Mississippi Digital Library will be offering training at the 2025 Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub residency on how to utilize scanners, software & other equipment for digitization. See our blog at https://t.co/eb1Z0Hr5bs

The Center for Digital Humanities at #SouthernMiss will be closed on Monday, May 26, 2025, in observance of the #MemorialDay holiday. May we always remember those who died in service and their sacrifices.

From World War I to Hurricane Katrina, participants in the upcoming Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub residency workshop at USM will have access to a wide array of incredible history for this hands-on training thanks to the McCain Library and Archives. https://t.co/eb1Z0Hr5bs

The CDH & MS Digital Humanities Hub are accepting applications for Postdoctoral Digital Humanities Scholar. This is a full-time staff position. Access the application & further info at https://t.co/eiZ52BJ0tf.... Post closes Tues, 7/1. #SouthernMiss