Here it is. I finally changed the format to something I like better. I ultimately chose to anonymize myself by way of not showing my name on the page, but the authorship is…

Week 4  Gender & Sexuality Politics Kimberlé Crenshaw’s concept of intersectionality, which examines how overlapping social identities create unique experiences of discrimination, has important implications for Digital Humanities. It encourages researchers to consider how digital…

I felt that this class had a rocky start for me- however, my persistence and genuine enjoyment of this class had made me bounce back! Although my blog posts and responses were mere-…

introduction:  In today’s data-driven world, visualization is key to unlocking insights and making informed decisions. With the tools we use, and the way we approach them. This can profoundly impact our results. This…

Whitepaper by Hamza Habeeb “Keep Us Connected” is a digital project designed to underscore the crucial relationship between internet access and socioeconomic progress. Initially conceived as a paper for DHUM 7800, the project…

Hi everyone. During our last class we explored two manifestos that shine a light on marginalized voices. If you want to read the class slides, here’s the link to do so: Class Slides.…

by Hamza Habeeb For my final project, I’m proposing a DH project that explores a topic that inherently carries political significance: the impact of internet access on educational outcomes across different socioeconomic groups…

by Hamza Habeeb This week’s readings reminded me of a digital initiative I participated in several years ago, which involved documenting the stories of refugees from conflict zones. Our goal was to build…

by Hamza Habeeb “The Feminist Data Manifest-NO” by Sutherland offers a critical reflection on how data practices can either perpetuate or challenge systemic inequalities. I wanted to expand more on this commentary exploring…