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Welcome to the TBDH community! We are dedicated to fostering collaboration across borders to promote innovative scholarship. #BorderlandsDH

✨ We closed this first phase of the TBDH Speaker Series 2025–2026 with 6 guests who, from different contexts and geographies, invited us to think about digital humanities across multiple borders. You can now find recordings of the events on our YouTube channel in both English and Spanish.

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Would you like to design an original digital humanities project? This Fall, take ENG6973/SPN6813 with Dr. Sylvia Fernández & M.A. Elisa Castro. Develop a project using sources & tools like mapping/data visualization, & present it publicly while building skills in design & project management.

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TBDH Great News! 🎉 Jessica Corona, an inaugural Transborder DH Fellow, will begin her PhD in Information Science at the University of Arizona this Fall 2026, continuing TBDH’s mission of supporting first-generation scholars through collaborative digital research.

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✨ Hello everyone! Thank you to all who attended the Spring 2026 Speaker Series.  We are so grateful to the speakers, fellows, artists, and everyone who made this experience so impactful. Stay tuned for the presentation videos on our YouTube channels, complete with Spanish translations 🌎📚.

We are proud to share that Subadra Tagle and Cristina Ortiz, both TBDH fellows and UTSA Master Students in the Spanish program have been accepted into the HASTAC Fellows Program for the 2026-2027 cohort! 🎉 Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement we can’t wait to see what’s next! ✨📚🌎

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Today we’re sharing info about the upcoming 4th Annual Latin American & Caribbean Digital Humanities Symposium in collaboration w/ the TBDH Center-Consortium that will be held at UT San Antonio & online. Theme: “Transfronteras: Third Spaces in Digital Humanities.”  #lacdhsymposium #DH #TBDH

🌎 Hola gente linda, feliz martes! This Spring 2026 the Transborder Digital Humanities Speaker Series Events are incredible!   📅 February 18–19  🎟 Open to students, faculty, and community members 🔗 The events are available in-person at UTSA and online, please register at transborderdh.org

📣 Call for Papers now open 🗓️ Deadline: February 13, 2026 📄 We welcome submissions for papers, posters, pre-formed panels, and roundtables for projects at any stage of development. 🌐 Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French

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📣 Convocatoria de ponencias abierta 🗓️ Fecha límite: 13 de febrero de 2026 📄 Se reciben propuestas de ponencias, pósters, paneles preformados y mesas redondas para proyectos en cualquier etapa de desarrollo.  🌐 Idiomas: español, inglés, portugués y francés

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¡TBDH familia! Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and we want to share two major contributions to feminist data and transborder DH research. Scan the QR codes to read!

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These sessions highlighted powerful perspectives shaping the field of Transborder Digital Humanities and reminded us how doing DH across borders can bridge histories, geographies, and communities while also revealing the work still needed to ensure equity and access. #TransborderDH

We are glad to invite you to join to our TransborderDigitalHumanities Speaker Series 2025-2026. In this talk, our distinguished Speaker, Dr. James Yékú, will discuss his work with scholars and communities in Africa and the United States, growing transnational network of African Digital Humanities

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We are glad to invite you to join the Transborder DigitalHumanities Speaker Series 2025-2026 Fall Talks. In this talk, our distinguished Speaker AlexandraCenatus, will share her work on Haitian immigrants, archives, and counter-narratives in DigitalHumanities. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

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We are thrilled to continue the Transborder DHSpeakerSeries with its second installment this Fall! Join us and register for the upcoming online talks with AlexandraCenatus, JamesYékú and KristenMapes, who will share their experiences and insights on practicing DigitalHumanities across global borders

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