The DH Hub is a collaborative community for graduate students, recent graduates, and early career researchers doing DH work in Greater Boston. The DH Hub Slack is an informal space for members to network across institutional and disciplinary boundaries. Members will join a community dedicated to sharing research and methods, working together to build digital skillsets, explore professional development opportunities, and discuss methods of digital pedagogy and career aspirations in an informal way.

Before signing up, please read a summary of our guidelines and fill out the following questions.  

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The DH Hub borrows its guidelines from the standards of the Feminist Coding Collective (https://digitalfeministcommons.northeastern.edu/) a group out of Northeastern University that acknowledges diversity in the work of scholars.  The following language comes directly from their framework.

Diversity Statement
The DH Hub is inclusive and open to everyone. This community is based on tolerance, collaboration, mutual respect, and learning. We invite all people, whoever you are and whatever your background, to join us.

Code of Conduct
Please see https://digitalfeministcommons.northeastern.edu/ for more details.

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Please allow up to a week after submitting a request to receive an invite via email to join the DH Hub Slack during the academic year.  Requests may be processed less frequently during the summer.  If you have any questions, please reach out to us via email at dh.hub.bos@gmail.com.