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Publications​

Books​

2026:

  • Robins Sharpe, Emily, and Bart Vautour, editors. Canada and the Spanish Civil War: An Anthology. University of Ottawa Press, 2026.

2025:

  • Cariou, Warren, Deanna Reder, Lorena Fontaine, and Jordan Abel, editors. Elements of Indigenous Style by Gregory Younging, 2nd edition. Brush Education, 2025.

2023:

  • Barrett, Paul, and Sarah Roger, editors. Future Horizons: Canadian Digital Humanities. DGO-Digital original, University of Ottawa Press, 2023. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.17681834.

  • Johnson, E. Pauline, et al. Legends of the Capilano, edited by Alix Shield, University of Manitoba Press, 2023.

2022:

  • Reder, Deanna. Autobiography as Indigenous Intellectual Tradition: Cree and Métis Âcimisowina. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2022.

2021:

  • Stovel, Nora, Ed. The Collected Poetry of Carol Shields. McGill-Queen’s University Press, Montrèal, 2021.

2020:

  • Binhammer, Katherine. Downward Mobility: The Form of Capital and the Sentimental Novel. Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020.

  • Henzi, Sarah, Ed. I am a Damn Savage; What Have You Done to my Country? By An Antane Kapesh, translated by Sarah Henzi. Wilfrid Laurier UP, 2020.

  • Sharpe, Emily Robins. Mosaic Fictions: Writing Identity in the Spanish Civil War. University of Toronto Press, 2020.

  • Stovel, Nora Foster, Ed.“Recognition and Revelations”: Margaret Laurence’s Essays. McGill-Queen’s University Press, Montreal 2020.

  • Stovel, Nora Foster and Donna Couto, Eds. Early Writings by Margaret Atwood. Juvenilia Press, Sydney, Australia, 2020.

2019:

  • Demers, Patricia. Women's Writing in Canada. University of Toronto Press, 2019.

Book Chapters​

Forthcoming:

  • Brown, Susan, Katherine Binhammer, Karen Bourrier, Isobel Grundy, and Kathryn Holland. “Writing Narrative Literary History with Data: From Orlando to New Historiographies.” Digitizing Women’s Book Histories (Middle Ages - 1830), edited by Alicia Montoya and Lieke Van Deinsen. Brill.

  • Brown, Susan. “Feminist DH as Boundary Projects: In Praise of Cyborg Methods.” Revealing Meaning: Feminist Methods in Digital Scholarship, edited by Heather Froelich and Kimberly Martin.

2026:

  • Brown, Susan. “Replatforming.” Critical Infrastructure Studies and Digital Humanities, edited by Alan Liu et al., University of Minnesota Press, 2026. pp. 20–43.

  • Grundy, Isobel. “Sociability, Collaboration, Collecting: A Case Study (Harrowby Manuscript 81).” Gender, Literary Networks and Media Cultures in the Eighteenth Century, edited by Michelle Levy, Leith Davies, Diana Solomon, Bucknell University Press, 2026.

2025:

  • Bourier, Karen. “Feminism, Reform, and the Professional Woman Writer in the 1870s.” Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition: The 1870s, edited by Alison Chapman. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025, pp. 85–106.

  • Brown, Susan, and Laura Mandell. “Feminist Infrastructure Building.” Feminism and Digital Humanities, edited by Lisa Rhody and Susan Schreibman. University of Illinois Press, 2025, pp. 79-101.

2023:

  • Brown, Susan. “Digital Editions.” Technology and Literature, edited by Adam Hammond. Cambridge University Press, 2023, pp. 396-416.

  • Brown, Susan. “Afterword: The Landscape and the Horizon.” Canadian Digital Humanities: Future Horizons, edited by Paul Barrett and Sarah Roger. University of Ottawa Press, 2023, pp. 407-424.

  • Brown, Susan, Kim Martin and Asen Ivanov. “Linking Out: The Long Now of DH Infrastructures.” Canadian Digital Humanities: Future Horizons, edited by Paul Barrett and Sarah Roger. University of Ottawa Press, 2023, pp. 315-348.

  • Brown, Susan, Erin Canning, Kim Martin, and Sarah Roger. “Ethical considerations in the development of responsible linked open data infrastructure.” Ethics in Linked Data, edited by Kathleen Burlingame, Alexandra Provo, B. M. Watson and the Ethics in Linked Data Affinity Group. Litwin Books, 2023, pp. 297-324.

  • Fee, Margery, and Deanna Reder. “First Peoples, Indigeneity and Teaching Indigenous Writing in Canada.” Decolonizing the English Literary Curriculum, edited by Ato Quayson and Ankhi Mukherjee. Cambridge University Press, 2023, pp. 60-79.

  • Grundy, Isobel. “Austen, Jane.” Palgrave Encyclopedia of Romantic-Era Women’s Writing, edited by Natasha Duquette, Palgrave Macmillan, 2023, pp. 1-9.

  • Holland, Kathryn. “Lesbianism in/and the Family: Eva Gore-Booth and the Making of Feminist Modernism.” Interrogating Lesbian Modernism: Histories, Forms, Genres, edited by Elizabeth English, Jana Funke, and Sarah Parker, Edinburgh University Press, 2023, pp. 181-201.

  • Irvine, Margot, and Kimberly Francis, editors. “Nadia Boulanger and Louise Cruppi: Triumphs and Tragedy in the Shadow of the Great War.” Creative Women of the “Lost” Generation: Women in the Arts in the Wake of the Great War. Routledge, 2023, pp. 33-54. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003346517-4.

2022:

  • Canning, Erin, Susan Brown, Sarah Roger, and Kimberley Martin. “The Power to Structure: Making Meaning from Metadata through Ontologies.” Metadata as Knowledge, special issue of KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination, and Preservation Studies, vol. 6, no. 3, 2022, pp. 1-15. https://doi.org/10.18357/kula.169.

  • Crompton, Constance. “SémantiQueer: Making Linked Data Work for Public History.” The Palgrave Handbook of Digital and Public Humanities, edited by Anne Schwan and Tara Thomson, Palgrave Macmillan, 2022, pp. 89-104.

  • Cummings, James. “The Present and Future of Encoding Text(s).” The Bloomsbury Handbook to the Digital Humanities, edited by James O’Sullivan, Bloomsbury, 2022, pp. 147-158.

  • Grundy, Isobel. “Women.” The Oxford Handbook of Samuel Johnson, edited by Jack Lynch. Oxford University Press, 2022, pp. 408-424.

  • Reder, Deanna and Margery Fee. “The People and the Text: An Inclusive Collection.” Collections Thinking: Ontologies, Agents, Communities, edited by Jason Camlot, Martha Langford and Linda Morra, Routledge, 2022, pp. 292-305. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003282303.

2021:

  • Fee, Margery. “Thomas D’Arcy McGee and Louis Riel: Minority Nationalists, Extreme Moderates.” On The Other Side(s) of 150: Untold Stories and Critical Approaches to History, Literature, and Identity in Canada, edited by Linda M. Morra and Sarah Henzi. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2021, pp. 271-84.

  • Reder, Deanna, and Alix Shield. “‘I write this for all of you’: Recovering the Unpublished RCMP ‘Incident’ in Maria Campbell’s Halfbreed (1973).” On The Other Side(s) of 150: Untold Stories and Critical Approaches to History, Literature, and Identity in Canada edited by Linda M. Morra and Sarah Henzi. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2021, pp. 41-51.

  • Reder, Deanna. “Recuperating Indigenous Narratives: Making Legible the Documenting of Injustices.” On The Other Side(s) of 150: Untold Stories and Critical Approaches to History, Literature, and Identity in Canada, edited by Linda M. Morra and Sarah Henzi. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2021, pp. 27-40.

2020:

  • Edwards, Brendan F.R. “Print Culture and the Reassertion of Indigenous Nationhood in Early-Mid-Twentieth Century Canada.” Comparative Print Culture: A Study of Alternative Literary Modernities, edited by Rasoul Aliakbari. Palgrave Macmillan, 2020, pp. 225-244.

  • Fee, Margery. “Respect or Empathy?: Affect/Emotion in Indigenous Stories.” All the Feels / Tous les sens: Affect and Writing in Canada / Affect et écriture au Canada, edited by Marie Carrière, Ursula Mathis-Moser, and Kit Dobson. University of Alberta Press, 2020, pp. 203-24.

  • Fee, Margery. Introduction. On the Cusp of Contact: Gender, Space, and Race in the Colonization of British Columbia: Essays by Jean Barman. Edited by Margery Fee, Harbour Publishing, 2020, pp. xi-xviii.

2018:

  • Brown, Susan, and Cecily Devereux. “Introduction: Digital Textualities Canadian Contexts”. Studies in Canadian Literature, vol. 42, no. 2, May 2018, pp. 145-153. https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/SCL/article/view/26267.

  • Brown, Susan. “Survival: Canadian Cultural Scholarship in a Digital Age”. Studies in Canadian Literature, vol. 42, no. 2, May 2018, pp. 171-200. https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/SCL/article/view/26269.

  • Brown, Susan, and Laura Mandell. “The Identity Issue.” Identity, special issue of Journal of Cultural Analytics, vol. 3, no. 2, 2018. https://doi.org/10.22148/jca.1186.

  • Holland, Kathryn, and Susan Brown. “Project | Process | Product: Feminist Digital Subjectivity in a Shifting Scholarly Field.” Bodies of Information: Intersectional Feminism and the Digital Humanities, edited by Elizabeth Losh and Jacqueline Wernimont, University of Minnesota Press, 2018, pp. 409–33.

Book Reviews​

2024:

  • Reder, Deanna. “Going Back to the Original: Restoring an Inuit Classic” on Uumajursiutik unaatuinnamut / Hunter with Harpoon / Chasseur au harpoon by Markoosie Patsauq, edited & translated by Marc-Antoine Mahieu and Valerie Henitiuk: Advance Online Version. Northern Review 55 (2024).

Conference Proceedings​

2024:

  • Hervieux, Natalie, Peiran Yao, Susan Brown, and Denilson Barbosa. “Language Resources From Prominent Born-Digital Humanities Texts are Still Needed in the Age of LLMs.” In proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities, Nov. 2024. https://aclanthology.org/2024.nlp4dh-1.9/.

Datasets​

2025:

2019:

  • Brown, Susan; Cummings, Joel; Drudge-Willson, Jasmine; Faulkner, Colin; Lemak, Abigel; Martin, Kim; Mo, Alliyya; Penancier, Jade; Simpson, John; Smith, Thomas; Singh, Gurjap; Stacey, Deborah; Warren, Robert; Crompton, Constance. “The Orlando British Women’s Writing Dataset Release 1: Biography and Bibliography.” Orlando Women’s Writing Linked Open Datasets, V1, Borealis, 2019, https://doi.org/10.5683/SP2/EOB9S6.

  • ———. “The CWRC Ontology Specification 0.99.80.” Orlando Women’s Writing Linked Open Datasets, V1, Borealis, 2019, https://doi.org/10.5683/SP2/HXMS24.

Journal Articles​

Forthcoming:

  • Holland, Kathryn and Hannah Stewart. “Sex and Gender Changes: Feminist Text Encoding for Teaching and Research.” For inclusion in Teaching with Text Encoding essay collection, edited by Brian Croxall and Diane Jakacki, under contract with University of Minnesota Press.

  • Martin, Kim, Susan Brown, Abi Lemak, Alliyya Mo, Deb Stacey, Jasmine Drudge-Willson, and Joel Cummings. “Cultural Formations: Representing Intersectionality in Linked Data.” Journal of Cultural Analytics.

2025:

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “Decentering the Novel in Eighteenth-Century Feminist Literary History: New Evidence from Orlando.” Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, vol. 44, no. 1, 2025, pp. 9-23. https://doi.org/10.1353/tsw.2025.a989577.

  • Hurrell, Christie, Jessica Khuu, Karen Bourrier, and Kathryn Holland. “Podcasting Feminism: The Multimodality of Women’s Writing and Literary-Historical Studies.” KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination, and Preservation Studies, vol. 8, no. 2, 2025, pp. 1-11. https://doi.org/10.18357/kula.271.

2024:

2023:

2022:

  • Brown, Susan. “Same Difference: Identity and Diversity in Linked Open Cultural Data.” International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, vol. 16, no. 1, 2022, pp. 1-16, https://doi.org/10.3366/ijhac.2022.0273.

2021:

  • Brown, Susan and John Simpson. “Qu’y a-t-il dans un nom ? Les données ouvertes liées comme base d’une écologie pour la publication scientifique, dynamique et décentrée.” Sens public, translated by Jasmine Drudge-Willson, 2021. Translation of “An Entity By Any Other Name.” https://sens-public.org/articles/1484/.

  • Gerson, Carole and Alix Shield. “Picturing E. Pauline Johnson/Tekahionwake: Illustration and the Construction of Indigenous Authorship.” The Cultural Performance of Authorship in Canada, special issue of Authorship, vol. 10, no. 1, July 2021. https://doi.org/10.21825/aj.v10i1.20629.

2020:

  • Brown, Susan. “Categorically Provisional.” Special Topic: Varieties of Digital Humanities, special issue of PMLA, vol. 135, no. 1, Jan. 2020, pp. 165–74. https://doi.org/10.1632/pmla.2020.135.1.165.

  • Harol, Corrinne, Brynn Lewis, and Subhash Lele. “Who Wrote It? The Woman of Colour and Adventures in Stylometry.” Eighteenth-Century Fiction, vol. 32 no. 2, Winter 2020, p. 341-353. Project MUSE, https://muse.jhu.edu/article/744089.

2019:

  • Irvine, Margot. « 'Rien ne sera plus beau que ces lettres': la correspondance de Romain Rolland et de Louise Cruppi », Études françaises, vol. 55, no. 1, 2019, pp. 33-49. https://doi.org/10.7202/1059366ar.

2018:

  • Hammill, Faye, and Hannah McGregor. “Bundling, Reprinting, and Reframing: Serial Practices Across Borders.” Seriality, special issue of The Journal of Modern Periodical Studies, vol. 9, no. 1, 2018, pp. 76–100. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.5325/jmodeperistud.9.1.0076.

  • Sharpe, Emily Robins. “‘The Heart above the ruins’: Miriam Waddington’s Poetry, the Spanish Civil War, and Jewish Canadian Literature”. Canadian Jewish Studies, vol. 26, no. 1, Sep. 2018, pp. 56-74. https://doi.org/10.25071/1916-0925.40065.

  • Sharpe, Emily Robins. “Tracing Morocco: Postcolonialism and Spanish Civil War Literature.” A Review of International English Literature, vol. 49, no. 2-3, 2018, pp. 89-117.

2015:

  • Brown, Susan, and John Simpson. “An Entity By Any Other Name: Linked Open Data as a Basis for a Decentred, Dynamic Scholarly Publishing Ecology.” Scholarly and Research Communication, vol. 6, no. 2, 2015. https://doi.org/10.22230/src.2015v6n2a212.

Knowledge Mobilization (Blog Posts, Podcasts, Interviews, etc.)​

2025:

2022:

2021:

2020:

2018-2019:

  • Listen In: A podcast about Canadian involvement in the Spanish Civil War. Produced by Kevin Levangie and Kaarina Mikalson. Season 2: 6 episodes. 2018-2019. https://spanishcivilwar.ca/podcast.

Ontologies​

2023:

2020:

2018:

Other Publications​

Forthcoming:

  • Holland, Kathryn. Review of Yellow Nineties 2.0, in press with Victorian Review.

2022:

Project Sites​

2022:

  • Brown, Susan, et al, editors. Orlando: Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present. Cambridge UP, 2022, http://orlando.cambridge.org. Completely rebuilt interface launched in 2022 by this project, which uses CWRC for its production end.

Vocabularies​

2022:

Presentations​

Conference Papers​

2025:

  • Bélisle, Geneviève, Jeffrey Gagnon, Nicole Nolette , Marie-Eve Skelling Desmeules. “Les méthodes et les expériences de l’en-commun dans le contexte du projet « Mettre en scène de meilleurs avenirs. »” Société québécoise d'études théâtrales (SQET) conference, 7 Juin 2025, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi. https://crilcq.org/activites/colloque-2025-sqet-en-commun/.

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “Networking Early C18 Women Poets.” Paper presented at the Canadian Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Conference, Oct. 2025, Regina, Canada.

  • Bourrier, Karen. “Aftermaths of Feminist Narrative History: The Orlando Project in 1995, 2005, and 2025.” The North-American Victorian Studies Association Conference, 14 Nov. 2025, Georgetown University.

  • Brown, Susan, and Diane Jakacki. “Tag Team: AI and TEI in LEAF Commons.” (with Susan Brown). Conférences Intelligence artificielle et nouvelle légitimation des processus, Jan. 2025, Montreal, Canada.

  • Crompton, Constance. “Demonstration of LEAF Writer and XTriples.” Text Encoding Initiative’s Ontologies special interest group meeting, Sept. 2025, Krakow, Poland.

  • Crompton, Constance. “Generative AI, LLMs, and Knowledge Structures.” Implementing New Knowledge Environments Annual Meeting, May 2025, Wolfville.

  • Cummings, James, Luciano Frizzera, Diane Jakacki, Susan Brown, Mihaela Ilovan, Kelsey Rubin-Detlev. “Linking Your *-Ographies: Developing Project-Specific TEI Authority File Lookups for LEAF-Writer.” Sept. 2025. DOI.org (Datacite), https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.17153822.

  • Glover, Susan. “The Printer and the Press at Stanley Mission, Rupert’s Land, 1865-1876.” the Bibliographical Society of Canada/ La Société bibliographique du Canada conference at Congress, 6 June 2025, Toronto, ON.

  • Glover, Susan. “Research, Values, and Communities.” CRKN/RCDR conference “Library-Powered Research Infrastructure: Exploring Future Funding Models for Canadiana” (online), 25 Sept. 2025.

  • Grundy, Isobel. “Cats in Eighteenth-Century Writing.” American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, virtual annual conference, 29 Mar. 2025.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Who Are We Coding For? Foregrounding Text Analysis in Digital Scholarly Editing.” TEI2025 Annual Meeting.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Reimagining Early English Drama: Recentering Historical Narratives using the LEAF Platform.” Digital Humanities 2025 Annual Meeting.

  • Reder, Deanna, Susan Glover and Alix Shield. “Teaching Pre-21st-Century Texts.” Indigenous Literary Studies Association, Congress 2025, Toronto, Ontario.

  • Reder, Deanna. “Bridging Gaps, Building Relationships: Understanding Indigenous Humanities Data in the Context of Open Science”, Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) 2025 online conference.

2024:

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “Thinking Equity, Diversity and Inclusion with the Enlightenment.” Virtual Plenary Panel of the Canadian Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Nov. 2024.

  • Binhammer, Katherine; Grundy, Isobel. “How WE Built this: Collaborative Work in the Digital Humanities.” American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Conference, 6 Apr. 2024, Toronto, Canada.

  • Brown, Susan, et al. “Text Analysis Tools and Infrastructure in 2024 and Beyond.” Digital Humanities Annual Meeting, Aug. 2024, Washington DC.

  • Brown, Susan, Diane Jakacki. 2024 “‘I don’t even see the code:’ The Dynamic Table of Contexts – Optimizing our Encoded Texts for Web-based Reading and Analysis Environments.” TEI 2024 Annual Meeting, 25 Oct. 2024, Online.

  • Brown, Susan, Kim Martin, Diane Jakacki. “LINCS: An Invitation to Collaborate and Explore.” Annual CSDH/SCHN Conference, 21 June 2024, Montreal.

  • Brown, Susan, Emmanuel Château-Dutier, Diane Jakacki, Kim Martin, Sarah Roger, and Michael Sinatra. “Infrastructure Entanglements: Enhancing the Canadian Digital Humanities Research Software Ecosystem.” Annual CSDH/SCHN Conference, 20 June 2024, Montreal.

  • Brown, Susan, Mihaela Ilovan, “The Early Canadian Cultural Journals Index: Remediating and Resituating Cultural Heritage Bibliographical Data.” With Mihaela Ilovan. Annual Conference of the Bibliographical Society of Canada. Federation of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Congress 2024. 17 June, 2024.

  • Brown, Susan, Kim Martin. “The Linked Infrastructure for Networked Cultural Scholarship (LINCS): Bridging the Research/Heritage Collection Gap.” With Kim Martin. Reimagining Annotation for Multimodal Cultural Heritage. 9 Feb. 2024, Université Rennes 2.

  • Hervieux, Natalie, Peiran Yao, Susan Brown, Denilson Barbosa. “Language Resources From Prominent Born-Digital Humanities Texts are Still Needed in the Age of LLMs.” The 4th International Conference on Natural Language Processing for Digital Humanities, Nov. 2024, Miami, FL.

  • Jakacki, Diane, and Susan Brown. “‘I don’t even see the code:’ The Dynamic Table of Contexts – Optimizing our Encoded Texts for Web-based Reading and Analysis Environments”. TEI 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Jakacki, Diane, and James Cummings. “HTR to TEI: Strategies for Transformation, Up-conversion, and Data Enrichment of Transcripts.” Digital Humanities 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Reclaiming Their Time: Developing The Heresies Project as an Intersectional Digital Feminist Resource.” Digital Humanities 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Jakacki, Diane, Rachel Milio. #alltheographies: Developing an Event Model Through LEAF-LINCS Collaboration.” Forward Linking 2024 conference. DOI: 10.25547/8J05-EW09.

  • Jakacki, Diane and Susan Brown. “The Linked Editing Academic Framework (LEAF) in the multimodal annotation ecosystem.” Reimagining Annotation for Multimodal Cultural Heritage, Feb. 2024, Rennes, France.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “‘I don’t even see the code:’ The Dynamic Table of Contexts – Optimizing our Encoded Texts for Web-based Reading and Analysis Environments.” (with Susan Brown). TEI 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Reder, Deanna. “The Hartmut Lutz Recorded Interviews: A Case Study for the Digital Presentation of Indigenous Audio Collections.” New Sonic Approaches in Literary Studies, Archives, Methods, Communities. Nov. 13, 2024, Concordia University, Montreal.

  • Willmott, Cory. “Missionary Mappings of the Borderlands: From Terra Incognita to Terra Indigena.” Association for Asian Studies, 15 Mar. 2024, Seattle, WA.

2023:

  • Batra, Kanica. “Black Consciousness Women and the Soweto ‘Not-Autobiography’ across Space and Time.” 48th Annual African Literature Association Conference, May 2023, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “Women's Life Writing in Orlando's Feminist Literary History.” The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Conference, 9 Mar. 2023, St. Louis, U.S.A.

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “New Insights from Orlando: Early British Women Writers and Education.” English and FIlm Studies Colloquia, 7-Minute Talk Series, 11 Jan. 2023.

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “Women's Letters in Orlando's Feminist Literary History.” Chawton House Library, U.K. and Online. 2 Sep 2023.

  • Brown, Susan, Lisa Goddard, Stacy Allison-Cassin and Zachary Schoenberger. “LINCS: Building a Linked Data Pipeline for Cultural Heritage Collections.” Access 2023, 25 Oct. 2023, Halifax, NS.

  • Brown, Susan. “The Magic of PIDs for Research(ers).” Canadian Research Knowledge Network Member Summit, 4 Oct. 2023, Vancouver, BC.

  • Brown, Susan. “The Magic of PIDs for Research(ers).” Canadian Research Knowledge Network Member Summit. 4 Oct. 2023.

  • Bourrier, Karen. “Reading Women Writers Sideways: Dispatches from the Orlando Project.” North American Victorian Studies Association, Nov. 2023, University of Indiana, Bloomington, IN.

  • Cummings, James, Diane Jakacki, and the Evolving Hands project. “Building Workflows for HTR to TEI Up-Conversion and Enhancement.” Encoding Cultures, Sep. 2023, Paderborn.

  • Frizzera, Luciano. “Linked Editing Academic Framework LEAF-Writer + the Named Entity Recognition Vetting Environment.” Paper presented at Making Links, 6 May 2023, University of Guelph.

  • Glover, Susan. “Home Alone with the Digital Presence and the Paper Divide.” Great Lakes Research Alliance for the Study of Aboriginal Arts and Cultures (GRASAC) Gathering, 9 June 2023, Ojibwe Cultural Foundation, M’Chigeeng First Nation, Manitoulin Island.

  • Glover, Susan. “Auditing the Archive: Reading, Recounting, Reassessing.” Indigenous Literary Studies Association, Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 2 June 2023, York University.

  • Grundy, Isobel. “Women Writers Constructing Foremothers.” Canadian Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (CSECS) conference, 18-21 Oct. 2023, Montreal.

  • Ilovan, Mihaela. “The LINCS-LEAF Virtual Research Environment to Linked Data Bridge.” Paper presented at Making Links, 6 May 2023, University of Guelph.

  • Jakacki, Diane, and the Bucknell University Heresies Project Team. “Feminism, Art and Politics ... and Data.” Paper presented at Making Links, 6 May 2023, University of Guelph.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Untangling Understandings: How Places were Important in REED London’s London”, CSDH Conference, June 2023, Toronto.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “LEAF & the Challenge of Making Accessible Environments for Digital Editorial Publishing.” Editing the Text, Editing the Page virtual conference, Sep. 2023.

  • Jakacki, Diane, James Cummings. “Building Workflows for HTR to TEI Up-Conversion and Enhancement.” TEI Annual Meeting, 2023, Paderborn, Germany.

  • Willmott, Cory. “Prizes, Playmates and Presents: Pandas at the West China Union University, 1919-1945.” Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, 29 Sep. 2023, Champaign, IL.

  • Willmott, Cory. “The Missionary Adventurer: Actualization and Narration of Missiology’s Possible Lives, 1890-Present.” American Comparative Literature Association, 18 Mar. 2023, Chicago.

2022:

  • Batra, Kanica. “We Write What We See: Gender and Black Consciousness in South African Women’s Autobiographies,” 47th Annual African Literatures Association Conference, May 2022, Online.

  • Batra, Kanica. “The Empire Publishes Back: Landmark Literary Anthologies,” Common Threads: Black and Asian British Women’s Writing International Conference, May 2022, University of Brighton, U.K, Online.

  • Glover, Susan. “Old Texts, New Narratives, and The Self-Determining Archive,” NAISA Regional Conference, May 2022, Lakehead University, Online.

  • Glover, Susan. “Bibliographical Borderlands and the Place of the Text,” Canadian Bibliographical Society of Canada/La Societe bibliographique du Canada, Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2022, Online.

  • Glover, Susan. “Material Remains: Indigenous Voices from Rupert's Land,” Canadian Society of Church History, Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2022, Online.

  • Glover, Susan. “Bibliographical Borderlands and the Place of the Text.” Canadian Bibliographical Society of Canada/La Société bibliographique du Canada, Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2022.

  • Glover, Susan. “Material Remains: Indigenous Voices from Rupert’s Land.” Canadian Society of Church History, Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2022.

  • Glover, Susan. “Old Texts, New Narratives, and the Self-Determining Archive.” NAISA Regional Conference, May 2022, Lakehead University.

  • Grundy, Isobel, and Helen McShane. “Vaccine Queen: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu.” Trailblazers: Women Travel Writers and the Exchange of Knowledge, 14 Dec. 2022, Chawton House.

  • Hurrell, Christie, et al. “Orlando: Broadening the Conversation on Women’s Writing through a Scholarly Podcast.” The Open/Technology in Education, Society, and Scholarship Association Conference, 24 Apr. 2022.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “LEAF-Writer: A TEI + RDF Online XML Editor.” Software Demonstration, Text Encoding Initiative Annual Meeting, 2022.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “The People and the Text, Neglected Indigenous Works, and Making Relationship with Research.” Digital Humanities Institute, University of British Columbia. https://echo360.ca/media/db547e87-752e-46af-95ee-a201a05ecdaf/public.

  • Jakacki, Diane, et al. “The Linked Editing Academic Framework: Creating an Editorial Environment for Collaborative Scholarship and Publication.” Paper, Workshop, Digital Humanities 2022 Conference Annual Meeting, 2022.

  • Willmott, Cory, and Derek Burns. “Rhetoric and Resistance: Missionary Discourse and Conflict in West China, 1910-1930.” Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, 18 Jun. 2022, New Orleans.

  • Willmott, Cory, and Derek Burns. “Social Gospel’s Social Engineering: Missionaries’ Allies and Adversaries in West China, 1910-1930.” Transnational Asia Conference, 30 Mar. 2022, Salt Lake City.

2021:

  • Brown, Susan. “Linked scholarship and library (meta)data: symbionts in the knowledge ecosystem.” World Open Library Foundation Conference, 2 June 2021, Online.

  • Brown, Susan, and Kim Martin. “Linking Research(ers) In: Building Infrastructure for Open Scholarship.” Implementing New Knowledge Environments (INKE), 2021, Victoria, Canada, Online.

  • Susan Brown. “Meaningful Collaborations: Semantic Technologies and Cultural Research.” Seminar on Digital Humanities in and about the Americas, 11 Feb. 2021, Institute des Amériques/University of Avignon, Online.

  • Martin, Kim, Sarah Roger, Erin Canning, Zach Schoenberger, and Susan Brown. “Linking Communities of Practice.” CSDH 2021, 30 May 2021, Online.

2020:

2019:

  • Brown, Susan. “Introduction to the Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory.” DigiDo series, DH@Guelph, 24 Oct. 2019, University of Guelph.

  • Brown, Susan, et al. “REED London: A Year in the Making.” INKE – Implementing New Knowledge Environments Gathering, 16 Jan. 2019, Victoria, BC.

  • Brown, Susan et. al. “Software Integration in the Digital Humanities.” CANARIE Research Software Development Conference, May 2019, Montreal.

  • Brown, Susan, et al. “To Reify or not to Reify: A Linked Open Data Question.” CSDH/SCHN Conference, Social Sciences & Humanities Congress, 2 June 2019, University of British Columbia.

  • Brown, Susan, et al. “Linked Literary History, or An Ontology of One’s Own: The Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory Ontology.” Digital Humanities Conference, 10 July 2019, Utrecht.

  • Brown, Susan, et al. “Cutting the Gordian Knot: Sustaining Digital Scholarly Editions.” Digital Humanities Conference, 10 July 2019, Utrecht.

  • Brown, Susan, and Mihaela Ilovan. “CWRC-Writer Design and Survival Strategies: Observations from the Post-Launch Trenches.” Digital Humanities Conference, 10 July 2019, Utrecht.

  • Brown, Susan and Mihaela Ilovan. “The New(s) from CWRC (2017-2019).” CSDH/SCHN Conference, Social Sciences & Humanities Congress, 2 June 2019, University of British Columbia.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Publish|Present|Discover|Read: REED London Reconsidering the Digital Edition.” Modern Languages Association 2019 Convention, Jan. 3 2019, Bucknell University.

  • Jakacki, Diane., and Kim Martin. “Connecting the Coterie: Linking Women in Early Modern England” Renaissance Society of America, 17 Mar. 2019, Toronto, Ontario.

  • Martin, Kim, et al. “Walking the Walk: Exploring Linked Data with HuViz.”. INKE – Implementing New Knowledge Environments Gathering, 16 Jan. 2019, Victoria, BC.

  • Martin, Kim, et. al. “Walking and Wandering: The Next Steps for HuViz.” CSDH/SCHN Conference, Social Sciences & Humanities Congress, 2 June 2019, University of British Columbia.

  • Martin, Kim, et al. “Humanities Centered Design Features: Emergent Serendipity with HuViz.” With Kim Martin (lead author), Chelsea Miya, Shawn Murphy. Digital Humanities Conference, 10 July 2019, Utrecht.

2018:

  • Brown, Susan, Joel Cummings, Abigel Lemak, Kim Martin, Alliyya Mohammed, Deborah Stacey. “CWRC-y Tactics: AntiFoundationalism and Ontology-Building for the Humanities.” CSDH-SCHN 2018 conference, 28 May 2018, HSSFC Congress, Regina, Saskatchewan. Refereed conference paper.

  • Brown, Susan and Kim Martin. “ARC Scholar & the Possibilities of Linked Open Data.” ARC Scholar Meeting, 27 Feb. 2018, Texas A&M University.

  • Brown, Susan. “Categorically Provisional: evolving semantic knowledge representations for feminist literary history.” Engineering the Discourse, or, New Sources for History of Ideas: Workshop Exploring the Intersection of Linked Open Data, Classification Theory, and Digital Humanities. Workshop at UCLA. 16-17 November 2018, Los Angeles. Paper.

  • Jakacki, Diane, Susan Irene Brown, James Cummings, Kimberley Martin. “REED London and the Promise of Critical Infrastructure.” Diane Jakacki, Susan Irene Brown, James Cummings, Kimberley Martin. Digital Humanities 2018 Conference, 28 June 2018, Mexico City. Refereed paper.

Courses​

2025:

  • Holland, Kathryn. ENGL 382: Digital Literary History, delivered Fall 2025 in Department of English, McEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta.

2024:

  • Holland, Kathryn. ENGL 368: Queer Women's Writing of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries, delivered Fall 2024 in Department of English, MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta.

  • Holland, Kathryn. ENGL 382: Literary History in the Digital World, accepted for delivery in Fall 2025 in Dept of English, MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta.

  • Holland, Kathryn. GEND 419: Gender and Technology, delivered Fall 2024 in Gender Studies program, Dept of Sociology, MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta.

2015:

  • Sharpe, Emily Robins. IHHGS 399: Archiving War, delivered Fall 2015 in Department of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Keene State College, Keene, New Hampshire.

Demonstrations​

2021:

  • Zafar, Huma, Luciano Frizzera, and Mihaela Ilovan. “NERVE Demonstration.” LINCS conference, May 4, 2021, Online.

2020:

  • Brown, Susan and Ilovan, Mihaela. “CWRC-Writer & NERVE functionality.” Demo for Hsiao lab (BCCDC Public Health Laboratory), July 13, 2020.

  • Brown, Susan. CWRC Ontology Demonstration, 13 Aug. 2020, Online.

2019:

  • Brown, Susan. Presentation on CWRC/CWRC-Writer/Git-Writer. Digital Editing Methods and Concepts. DH@Guelph Summer Workshop. Instructors: Nikolaus Wasmoen (Buffalo) and Jennifer Stertzer (Virginia). 9 May 2019, University of Guelph, Guelph.

  • Ilovan, Mihaela, and Kim Martin. CWRCShop at Congress, workshop presented as part of the DH@Congress Series, Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities, 2019, Vancouver.

Keynotes & Invited Talks​

2025:

  • Batra, Kanika. The Empire Publishes Back: Landmark Literary Anthologies,” EFS Lectures Series, Department of English and Film Studies, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, February 2025

  • Brown, Susan. “N-bodied Identities: Navigating Difference in the Cultural Data Ecosystemccd.” Document Society in connection with DCMI, Barcelona, Spain. October 20, 2025.

  • Brown, Susan. “Deplatformed? The Future of Born-Digital Scholarship.” KULA Academy Launch, University of Victoria. September 16, 2025.

  • Brown, Susan. “Making feminist literary history with boundary objects.” Rewritings of Literary History with Algorithms. University of Illinois at Chicago. Chicago, November 15, 2024.

  • Grundy, Isobel. “China to Perpetuity”, First Annual Cora Kaplan lecture, opening “The Global Jane Austen” conference at the University of Southampton, UK. 10 July 2025.

  • Reder, Deanna. “Indigenous Intellectual Traditions: Decolonizing Knowledge and Methods through Collaborative Thought and Action.” Keynote at the Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English (ACCUTE) and Indigenous Literary Studies Association (ILSA) conference, Toronto, Ontario. June 2025.

  • Reder, Deanna. Monograph Presentation at the UBC Department of English Language and Literatures. March 2, 2025.

2024:

  • Brown, Susan. “Meaningful Connections, Meaningful Differences.” Roberto Busa Prize Keynote. Digital Humanities 2024. George Mason University. 6 Aug. 2024, Washington, DC.

2023:

  • Jakacki, Diane. “For Want of a Nail: Need, Speed, and the Future of Cooperation in Digital Scholarly Production.” Public talk for the Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques, 26 January 2023, University of Ottawa’s DH Hub, and the University of Guelph THINC Lab.

2022:

  • Bourrier, Karen. “Orlando: Time Travels in Feminist Victorian Literary Criticism, 2005 and 2022”. The Promises of Feminism Virtual Roundtable with VISAWUS, Nov. 2022.

  • Binhammer, Katherine. “Feminist Literary History in the Digital Age: Questioning Assumptions about Eighteenth-Century Women Writers with New Evidence from the Orlando Textbase.” Invited Lecture, 18 Oct. 2022, University of York, England.

  • Brown, Susan, moderator and contributor. Plenary Roundtable Honouring Stéfan Sinclair. DH Unbound Conference, 18 May 2022.

2020:

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Realigning Past and Present in Spatial Humanities.” Keynote. China DH 2020 Conference, Nov. 2020.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Theory and Praxis: REED London, Data Literacy, and Research-Based Learning” Invited Lecture. Forum Digital Humanities Leipzig, Dec. 2020.

  • Reder, Deanna. “Using DH Tools to Examine Neglected Indigenous Texts: Edward Ahenakew’s Old Keyam.” Keynote. COLLABORATION: A Digital Humanities Conference, 27 Oct. 2020, UBC-V Public Humanities Hub. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn9rfeUzVxQ&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=UBC-VPublicHumanitiesHub.

2019:

  • Brown, Susan. “Provisionally Categorical: Feminist Literary History and Digital Humanities,” Digital Diversity @ Ryerson Symposium. Ryerson University. Toronto. 30 April, 2019. Keynote.

  • Brown, Susan. “Victorian Sociability Workshop.” Victorian Studies Association of Western Canada Conference. University of Calgary. Calgary. 2 May 2019. Keynote workshop.

  • Reder, Deanna. “Reading the Indigenous Archive”. Developing Minds Through Reading and Writing: Practical Strategies for Critical Thinking in the Curriculum, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver. Feb. 15, 2019. Keynote

  • Reder, Deanna and Treena Chambers. “Sorting Libraries Out: Decolonizing Classification and Indigenizing Description”. Simon Fraser University, Vancouver. March 12, 2019. Keynote.

2018:

  • Susan Brown and Laura Mandell. “Interventionist Ontologies.” Transformative Digital Humanities: Feminist Interventions in Structures, Representation, and Practice conference. 23 Mar. 2018. Invited Keynote.

  • Brown, Susan. Presentation on CWRC at Records of Early English Drama (REED) London project meeting. 21-22 February 2018.

  • Sharpe, Emily Robins. Invited talk, “The Spanish Civil War and Canadian Women’s Reportage.” Jan. 2018, Simon Fraser University.

Panels​

2024:

  • Jakacki, Diane, et al. “Teaching Text Encoding In and Out of the Classroom” (panel). Digital Humanities Annual Meeting, Aug. 2024, Washington DC.

2023:

  • Brown, Susan. Infrastructure Partners Panel. Participant. Canadian Research Knowledge Network Member Summit, 5 Oct. 2023.

  • Brown, Susan. “Infrastructure Partners Panel.” Panel presented at Canadian Research Knowledge Network Member Summit, October 5, 2023.

  • Brown Susan, Kirsta Stapelfeldt, Natalie Rothman, Mihaela Ilovan, Bennett Steinburg, and Natkeeran Ledchumykanthan. “Supporting Linked Data use-cases in the Digital Humanities.” IslandoraCon, 27 July 2023, University of Toronto, Scarborough.

  • Jenstad, Janelle, James Cummings, Diane Jakacki, Constance Crompton, and Magdalena Turska. “Linked Data in the TEI (Text Encoding Initiative).” Panel presented at Making Links, 7 May 2023, University of Guelph.

2022:

  • Jakacki, Diane, et al., panelists. “Evolving Hands: HTR and TEI Workflows for Cultural Institutions.” Text Encoding Initiative Annual Meeting, 2022.

  • Reder, Deanna, et al., panelists. “Ethics of Indigenous Digital Scholarship.” U of Guelph.

2019:

  • Brown, Susan “The idea of infrastructure.” Presentation on panel on “HSS Infrastructures for Open Knowledge and Data Science?” INKE Gathering 2019. Victoria. 17 January 2019.

  • Brown, Susan. “HSS Infrastructures for Open Knowledge and Data Science?” Panel Participant. INKE – Implementing New Knowledge Environments Gathering. Victoria, BC. 17 January 2019.

2018:

  • Martin, Kim. “The Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory (CWRC).” Contribution to “Collaboration and Community in Open, Social Scholarship.” Panel @ Congress 2018 organized by the INKE Partnership.

Posters​

2023:

  • Jakacki, Diane, Susan Brown, James Cummings, and Mihaela Ilovan. “Engaging Editors and Students Through LEAF-Writer.” Poster presented at Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2023. Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, 31 May 2023, York University.

2019:

  • Brown, Susan, and Kim Maritin. “Contextual Spaces: The Use of the Web Annotation Framework by the Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory”. Linked Pasts IV: Views from Inside the LOD-Cloud, 12 Dec. 2018, Mainz, Germany. Poster.

2018:

  • Brown, Susan, Kimberley Martin, Abigel Lemak, Chelsea Miya, and Jana Smith Elford. HuViz: From Orlando to CWRC … and Beyond!” Digital Humanities 2018 Conference, 27 June 2018, Mexico City. Refereed poster.

Symposiums​

2023:

  • Brown, Susan. “Standards and Interoperability for Sustainability: The CWRC and LINCS Infrastructure Projects.” The Future is Now: A Symposium on Collaborating for Sustainability in Digital Research. Critical Digital Humanities Initiative. 29 Sep. 2023, University of Toronto.

  • Brown, Susan. “Standards and Interoperability for Sustainability: The CWRC and LINCS Infrastructure Projects.” The Future is Now: A Symposium on Collaborating for Sustainability in Digital Research. Critical Digital Humanities Initiative, 29 Sep. 2023 University of Toronto.

2019:

  • Brown, Susan. “The Complexity Challenge: knowledge graphs for literary history.” 2nd US Semantic Technologies Symposium, 11 Mar. 2019, Duke University.

2018:

  • Susan Brown. “Linking: Feminism, DH and Infrastructure.” Invited Speaker. Feminist DH at UVa: A Collaboration. One-day plenary symposium, 12 Jan. 2018, University of Virginia.

Workshops​

2025:

  • Brown, Susan. “Editing in Bits.” Workshop GREN-CRIHN « New Perspectives on Critical Editions » (Part 2), 4 Apr. 2025, Université de Montréal.

  • Brown, Susan and Mihaela Ilovan. “Staging Better Futures/Mettre en Scène de Meilleurs Avenirs Metadata Workshop.” 31 Oct. 2025, THINC Lab, University of Guelph. (1-day workshop, 6 participants.)

  • Cummings, James, Susan Brown and Diane Jakacki. “Creating a Digital Edition Using LEAF Commons.” Create a Digital Edition using LEAF Commons, 2025. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15047014.

  • Jakacki, Diane, Susan Brown, James Cummings, Mihaela Ilovan and Rachel Milio. “LEAF Commons: Flexible Digital Tools and Responsive Scholarly Workflows” (Workshop). Digital Humanities Conference, 15 June 2025, Lisbon, Portugal.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Surfacing Encoding-Driven Analysis in Digital Editions with DToC.”Workshop GREN-CRIHN « New Perspectives on Critical Editions » (Part 2), Apr. 2025, Montreal, Canada.

  • Ilovan MIhaela. “Introduction to the new CWRC” 5 separate virtual training sessions with CWRC project PIs and contributors. March-October 2025.

2024:

  • Brown, Susan, Robin Bergart, Natalie Hervieux, Kim Martin, Sarah Roger, Zachary Shoenberger. “Making Connections: The Semantic Web for Humanities Scholars.” 4-day workshop including 1-day intro session. DH@Guelph Summer Workshops. May 14-17, 2024.

  • Brown, Susan, Alliyya Mo. “Ontologies and Vocabularies.” 90-minute workshop at Forward Linking Conference, 8 May 2024, University of Ottawa.

  • Jakacki, Diane, James Cummings, Gabriel Calarco. “Producing Semantic Digital Editions Using LEAF Commons Tools / Creación de ediciones digitales semánticas con las herramientas de LEAF Commons.” TEI Annual Meeting, 2024, Buenos Aires.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “LEAF Commons: Using Linked Tools for Digital Editorial Production.” 21 Aug. 2024, Online.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “LEAF Commons: Using Linked Tools for Digital Editorial Production.” Digital Humanities 2024 Annual Meeting.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “TEI Semantic Encoding with LEAF-Writer.” CSDH/SCHN 2024 Annual Meeting, 2024.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Editing and Publishing in TEI with LEAF-Writer.” DHSite, 2024.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “TEI Semantic Encoding and LEAF-Writer.” Series of four online workshops, 23, 31 Jan.; 13, 20 Feb. 2024.

2023:

  • Brown, Susan, and Diane Jakacki. “Creating Meaningful Texts Online.” Workshop for DHSI@Congress 2023, 1 June 2023, York University.

  • Cummings, James. “Introduction to LEAF-Writer”, as part of Building Digital Editions with the TEI, a 5-day workshop facilitated by Dr Patricia O Connor and the C21 Editions Project, June 2023, University College Cork,

  • Cummings, James. “Introduction to LEAF-Writer” as part of Intensive introduction to basic TEI encoding (with an introduction to LEAF-Writer), 2023, Newcastle University.

  • Cummings, James, and Diane Jakacki. “TEI Basics.” DH@Guelph, May 2023.

  • Ilovan, Mihaela. “Choose your own CWRC Adventure.” DH@Guelph, May 2023.

  • Jakacki, Diane, and Mihaela Ilovan. “Best Project Practices with CWRC.” DH@Guelph, May 2023.

  • Jakacki, Diane, and Susan Brown. “LEAF-Writer: Low-Barrier Text Encoding for Teaching and Editing.” The MLA Convention, Jan. 2023, San Francisco.

  • Jakacki, Diane, Susan Brown, James Cummings, Mihaela Ilovan, and Rachel Milio. “LEAF: Developing Streamlined Digital Scholarly Workflows with the Linked Editing Academic Framework.” Workshop for DH2023, 10 July 2023, Graz, Austria.

2022:

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Engaging Editors through LEAF-Writer.” Dec. 2022, Bucknell University.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Complex Textual Editing through Text Encoding: LEAF-Writer.” Workshop, Éditions Critiques Numériques et Multilinguisme, 26-27 Sep. 2022 Université de Montréal.

  • Jakacki, Diane. “Learn LEAF-Writer: The New Text Encoding Web Tool for Textual Editors.” Workshop, Bucknell U, 2022. Jakacki, Diane, et al. “Engaging TEI Editors through LEAF-Writer.” Workshop, Text Encoding Initiative Annual Meeting, 2022.

2021:

  • Brown, Susan and Mihaela Ilovan. “Getting Going with Scholarship Online: An Introduction to CWRC”. DH@Guelph Virtual Summer Workshops, 14-17 June 2021.

  • Brown, Susan. “(Re:)Platforming.” Infrastructural Interventions: Digital Humanities and Critical Infrastructure Studies workshop, 20 June 2021 King’s College London, Online.

2020:

  • Brown, Susan and Ilovan, Mihaela. “Introduction to CWRC.” 1 hr. demo/workshop at the virtual CSDH/SCHN 2020 conference, 3 June 2020.

  • Ilovan, Mihaela. “Object and collections management.” Virtual Workshop for new CWRC Users, 4 June 2020.

2019:

  • Brown, Susan and Kim Martin, co-organizers. “Ontologies for Linked Data in the Humanities.” Refereed half-day workshop. Digital Humanities 2019, 8 July 2019, Utrecht. 12 presenters. 40 participants.

  • Brown, Susan and Kim Martin, co-organizers. “DH@Guelph Summer Workshops.” 14-17 May 2019, University of Guelph. 8 workshops. 94 participants.