Research

AADHum continues to deepen its commitments to broadening the landscape of Black digital humanities, while also highlighting the numerous places where Black DH intersects with electronic literature, digital storytelling, computational poetics, and public humanities more generally. Through our own boundary-pushing research collaborations with leading scholars in the arts and humanities, AADHum serves as a vibrant center for Black DH research both in the greater Washington, DC area as well as nationally and internationally.

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Lakeland Digital Archive

The Lakeland Community Heritage Project Digital Archive is a collaboration between the Lakeland Community Heritage Project (LCHP), and partners at the University of Maryland including Dr. Mary Corbin Sies of the Department of American Studies, MITH, and Dr. Katrina Fenlon of the College of Information Studies.

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Lakeland Digital Archive
Open Project Site

Team

Leads
Portrait of Maxine Gross Maxine Gross Portrait of Violetta Sharps-Jones Violetta Sharps-Jones
Collaborators
Portrait of Trevor Muñoz Trevor Muñoz Portrait of Dr. Mary Corbin Sies Dr. Mary Corbin Sies Portrait of Dr. Katrina Fenlon Dr. Katrina Fenlon
AADHum Consultants
Portrait of Andrew W. Smith Andrew W. Smith