NINES works with these scholarly and professional organizations to promote best practices in digital scholarship.
Scholarly Organizations
- Association for Computers and the Humanities
- ALA: the American Literature Association
- ASA: the American Studies Association
- NASSR: North American Society for the Study of Romanticism
- NAVSA: North American Victorian Studies Association
- SHARP: the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading & Publishing
- Society for the Study of American Women Writers
Digital Humanities Centers
- ARP: Applied Research in ‘Patacriticism
- CCH: Centre for Computing in the Humanities
- COST Action 32: Open Scholarly Communities on the Web
- DHO: Digital Humanities Observatory, (Royal Irish Academy)
- IATH: Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
- SHANTI at UVa: Sciences, Humanities and Arts Network of Technological Initiatives
- MITH: Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities
- NITLE: National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education
- SpecLab: Speculative Computing @ UVA
- TEI Consortium: Text Encoding Initiative
Acknowledgements
Our work has been supported by the generosity of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which awarded NINES initiator Jerome McGann a Mellon Distinguished Achivement Award in 2002 and generously extended its funding for a further two years of work, ending in 2008. Mellon monies were chiefly being used to fund ARP (a group for Applied Research in ‘Patacriticism), which developed NINES metigital Research and Scholarship team for all of the institutional and technological support they provide for the NINES project. Learn more about digital scholarship initiatives at the University of Virginia here.