Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (Q29)

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A scholarly association. The international Digital Humanities umbrella organization, founded in 2005 by ACH and ALLC.
  • ADHO
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Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations
A scholarly association. The international Digital Humanities umbrella organization, founded in 2005 by ACH and ALLC.
  • ADHO

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instance of
Association
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abbreviation
ADHO
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website
https://adho.org
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has president
Michael Sinatra
start
2024
end
2025
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Christof Schöch
start
2023
end
2024
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Susan Brown
start
2022
end
2023
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Isabel Galina Russell
start
2021
end
2022
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Elisabeth Burr
start
2020
end
2021
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Matt Gold
start
2019
end
2020
note
First president of the new Constitutent Organization Board after the governance change (English)
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Karina van Dalen-Oskam
start
2016
end
2019
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Steering Committee chair and lead for the governance change (English)
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has officer(s)
Nirmala Menon
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Nadezhda Povroznik
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has board member(s)
Nirmala Menon
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Christof Schöch
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Michael Sinatra
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Marie Puren
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Richard Tzong-Han Tsai
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Fabio Ciotti
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Jae-Yon Lee
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Kiyonori Nagasaki
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Tyne Daile Sumner
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Isabel Galina Russell
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Lauren Tilton
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Geoffrey Rockwell
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Menno van Zaanen
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has award(s)
Busa award
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Fortier Prize (ADHO)
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Zampolli Prize (ADHO)
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duration
2005/
(From 2005 to unknown)
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inception
2005
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has executive chair(s)
Diane Jakacki
duration
2023/2025
(2023 to 2025)
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Glen Layne-Worthey
duration
2020/2023
(2020 to 2023)
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has treasurer(s)
Melanie Conroy
duration
2022/2024
(2022 to 2024)
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