Medieval Women’s Networks
August 4, 2024 in Announcements, Event Registration, Events, Manuscript Studies, Medieval Women's Networks
“Medieval Women’s Networks:
Exploring Tools and Techniques
for Digital Analysis”
A Pair of Interactive Public Workshops
co-organized by
Kathy Krause and Laura Morreale
and co-sponsored by the RGME
Thursday and Friday 17–18 October 2024 (Online)
12:30–14:30 pm EDT (GMT-4)
[Posted on 5 August 2024, with updates]
We gladly announce another event for our 2024 Anniversary Year.
The RGME has been invited to co-sponsor the free 2-day online event to explore and advance the swiftly developing world of work on Medieval Women’s Networks.
Co-Organizers
The event is conceived and co-organized by experts
- Kathy Krause (University of Missouri, Kansas City, Emerita)
- Laura Morreale (Independent Scholar and Middle Ages for Educators)
Laura, our RGME Associate, gave a presentation for our 2024 Anniversary Symposium “Manuscript Heart” in February. This coming event joins a series of collaborative events and projects which she helps to organize, accomplish, and publish.
We are glad to join forces with Kathy and her and all the co-sponsors for Medieval Womens’ Networks.
Co-Sponsors
To be held online, the event is co-sponsored by
- Center for Digital and Public Humanities, the University of Missouri Kansas City
- Digital Medievalist
- the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence
- and a generous Anonymous Benefactor.
Dates
The Interactive Public Workshop will take place over two days, in sessions devoted respectively to
1) Projects. Thursday 17 October 2024
2) Data. Friday 18 October 2024
Each session is scheduled for 12:30–2:30 pm EDT (GMT-4) online.
For information see the flyer, shown here, and links below.
Participants
Speakers and Digital Humanities Experts come from an international variety of centers and perspectives.
Speakers for Workshop 1: Projects
- Adrienne Williams Boyarin (University of Victoria)
- Elena Brizio (Georgetown University)
- Tracy Chapman Hamilton (Sweet Briar College)
- S.C. Kaplan (University of California, Santa Barbara)
- Samantha Katz–Seal (University of New Hampshire)
- Mariah Proctor–Tiffany (University of California, Long Beach)
- Yvonne Seale (State University of New York, College at Geneseo)
Digital Humanities Experts for Workshop 2: Data
- Kalani Craig (Indiana University)
- Erin McCarthy (Saint Lawrence University)
- Jeffrey Rudberg–Cox (University of Missouri, Kansas City)
- Sébastien de Valeriola (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Information and Registration
To register please visit the Event registration form via Google Docs, where can also be found online information.
We thank the co-organizers and co-sponsors of Medieval Women’s Networks for the opportunity to join the carefully-prepared program for this outstanding event. We look forward eagerly to it. We invite you to join it!
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Other RGME-sponsored Events
for our 2024 Anniversary Year
- 2023 and 2024 Events
- Episode 17. “RGME Retrospect and Prospects: Anniversary Reflections (Saturday 21 September, online)
- 2024 Autumn Symposium “At The Helm” (Friday and Saturday 25-26 October 2024, online)
- Episode 18. “Women as Makers of Books” (Saturday 14 December 2024, online)
To register for these sponsored events, please visit the RGME Eventbrite Collection:
An RGME Bulletin Board
The co-sponsorship for Medieval Women’s Networks leads the RGME to open a new page on our website for news about activities, projects, conference papers, publications, and initiatives by people of the RGME. Functioning as a form of bulletin board with announcements, it appears here:
First up, with an announcement by Laura Morreale, is the Sweet 16 Competition launched by the Princeton-based Middle Ages for Educators (MAFE). The due date for proposals is 1 October 2024.
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Remember to register for “Medieval Women’s Networks” for 17–18 October 2024 (see above). See you there!
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