The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) is pleased to announce the launch of the Howard Thurman Digital Archive. ECDS supported the Pitts Theology Library in the creation of the website, which highlights materials related to Thurman’s life. The website also hosts audio recordings of many of Thurman’s sermons, speeches, lectures, and interviews. On April […]
The Sounding Spirit initiative has received a second grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to support its pioneering work in digital scholarly editions. The $58,230 grant from the NEH’s Humanities Collections and References Resources program will support a one-year planning process that will include the pilot launch of a digital library that […]
The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) is pleased to announce the launch of its updated web-based mobile application OpenTour Builder 3. OpenTour Builder is an open source software platform for building geospatial tours that are optimized for mobile devices. The new version of OpenTour Builder, version 3, provides new functions making tours clear on […]
A new article this week on Wonkhe, a leading higher education policy website in the United Kingdom, heralds the Atlanta Studies Network as a “world-leading, civic initiative” in higher education from which UK universities should learn. Writing in response to a UK report calling for greater university civic engagement, Robin Hambleton commends the network for […]
Holocaust Denial on Trial (HDOT) and the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) are pleased to announce that the Debunking Holocaust Denial feature has now been translated into Spanish and French. With these translations, HDOT will provide resources to combat Holocaust denial to people across the Americas, Europe, and Africa. HDOT began working with Argos Multilingual […]
Emory University’s Robert W. Woodruff Library has unveiled a new exhibition, “Framing Shadows: Portraits of Nannies from the Robert Langmuir African American Photograph Collection.” Located in the Schatten Gallery on the third floor of the library, the display was curated by Kimberly Wallace-Sanders, Associate Professor of American and African American Studies at Emory. The exhibit […]
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