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Call for Papers for Women’s History in the Digital World conference

Submitted on 3rd March 2017

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A Call for Papers has been issued for the Women's History in the Digital World Conference

A Call for Papers has been issued for the Women's History in the Digital World Conference.

The third Women's History in the Digital World conference will be held on the campus of Maynooth University, Ireland, on 6-7 July 2017. 

The Women’s History in the Digital World conference brings together historians, archivists, curators, digital humanists and more to present on their work, network and collaborate on current and future projects at the intersection of women's history and digital scholarship. If you would like to propose a paper reflecting on your current research, teaching, curation or technical development of women’s history please include the following:

  • Complete contact information including current email and institutional affiliation (if any)
  • Short biography for each presenter (150-200 words)
  • Abstract(s) of the proposed presentation (500 words for single paper, poster, or demonstration, or 1,500-2000 words for panels of 3 papers)

E-mail submissions to: Dr Jennifer Redmond at WHDW17@NUIM.IE before 13 March 2017.

All time periods and global regions are considered. This is a chance to gain feedback on your work at various stages of development and students, academics, information and library professionals and independent scholars are all welcome to apply.

More information at https://whdw2017.wordpress.com/


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