From the EHRI website:A guest contribution from the Global Authentic Memory Initiative (GAMI), Munich, GermanyWhen memorial sites and educational institutions published a joint open letter against AI-...

The EAJS Digital Forum organises several jour fixe events in early 2026 on the ‘Lviv Ghetto’ digital exhibition, artificial intelligence in Jewish Studies research and the challenges and potential of ...

The Austrian national node of EHRI, EHRI-AT, held its first Conference "Connected Histories. Memories and Narratives of the Holocaust in Digital Space" on 23-24 May 2022, in the midst of the pandemic,...

Submissions are invited for a special issue of the journal 'Eastern European Holocaust Studies', the interdisciplinary journal of the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Centre, published by De Gruyter. ...

On 18 June 2024, the international academic conference “Researching the Holocaust in the Digital Age” took place in Warsaw. The conference recording is now available, find out more on this page.

The European Association for Jewish Studies (EAJS) invites applications to the Nahmanides Programme for 2024. The purpose of the Nahmanides Programme is to fund workshops addressing specific issues...

Jewish Studies Quarterly (JSQ) published a special issue on Digital Humanities and Jewish Studies in late 2022. Guest-edited by Ophir Münz-Manor, it contains five articles dedicated to both epistem...

The Amsterdam School of Historical Studies (ASH) currently has a vacant postdoctoral researcher position as part of the project Jewish Urban Cultures, led by Prof. I.E. (Irene) Zwiep and Prof. Bart Wa...

An increasing number of people are working on the intersection of Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities, and work together in a variety of projects. In addition to our Twitter presence, we offer tw...

We are delighted to announce that our new book Jewish Studies in the Digital Age is out now, in open access. This new volume was edited by Michelle Margolis, Amalia S. Levi, Daniel Stoekl Ben Ezra, Mi...

Between 15-18 september 2022 the first ever DH Jewish Hackathon took place at the University of Potsdam. The hackathon was organised by the Potsdam Network for Digital Humanities, in cooperation with ...

Vienna University Press recently published a new book (in German): Nationalsozialismus digital. the book discussed the responsibility of libraries, archives and museums, as well as research institutio...

The Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München is advertising this DHJewish PhD position in a project on Rabbis and emigration (advertisement in German).

We are delighted to announce that one of the #DHJewish editors, Michelle Chesner, will be talking about the DHJewish project next week. On 27 June, Michelle will discuss the genesis and aims of the pr...

Holocaust and Genocide Studies is planning a special issue on the topic of Digital Humanities in Holocaust and Genocide Studies, co-edited by Tim Cole, Alberto Giordano, Paul Jaskot and Anne Kelly Kno...

21 June 2022 - Today we are very happy to launch the new website #DHJewish - Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities. #DHJewish offers a single access point to news, events, projects + more on the in...

The EAJS published a new Digital Humanities Showcase Report on its website about the project Key Documents of German-Jewish History.