At the @AmPhilSoc Center for Digital Scholarship (CDS), we do lots of #DH stuff every day. On #DayofDH2021, let us introduce you to the dedicated staff members who make it happen and some of the projects they’re working on. https://www.amphilsoc.org/center-digital-scholarship

Cynthia Heider ( @comebackcities) is the Digital Projects Specialist. Among other things, her interest in humanities data use informs her work on CDS Open Data Initiatives, including the recently-launched “Investigating Indentured Servitude.” https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/indenturedata/index.html #DayofDH2021

Sabrina Bocanegra is new to CDS, building access to #RevWar archives w/ a pilot #DH project, “Revolutionary City: A Portal to the Nation’s Founding.” Learn about her aims to uplift historically marginalized #AmRev voices w/ #RevolutionaryPHL: https://www.amphilsoc.org/tags/revolutionaryphl #DayofDH2021

Head of Digital Scholarship & Technology Bayard Miller spends a lot of time making new CDS initiatives possible—hear about an upcoming project on historical meteorological records on 5/19 w/ James P. McClure of @Princeton’s Jefferson Papers: https://www.amphilsoc.org/events/jefferson-weather-and-climate-records-digital-resource-and-digitization-american-weather #DayofDH2021

Kat Antonelli ( @katantonelli) is our Digital Archivist, building born-digital capacity to enable greater access to APS archives & make future digital scholarship possible. P.S. Have you seen her #CollectionsAsData viz for @pacscl #HerOwnRight? http://inherownright.org/visualization  #DayofDH2021