Beyond Black Data: Computational Humanities and Social Sciences Laboratory for Black Digital Humanities - Phase II

to support an integrative, interdisciplinary, and reparative approach to analyzing the role that data, computation, and archives play in Black life

Grantee
Johns Hopkins University
Location
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Amount
$2,217,000
Date of award
June 8, 2022
Length
24 months
Grantmaking area
Public Knowledge
Guiding strategy
Networks and Sharing
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