Digital Humanities Project Management

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Hi, I am Esperanza

Esperanza Bey is a 2nd-year MLIS student on the Archival Studies track and is also obtaining her certification in Digital Humanities. Her formal background is in Art History and recently served as a resident Community Archivist for EastSide Art Alliance’s Community Archival Resource Project (CARP). She is published in contemporary artist Sanford Biggers most recent exhibition catalog, Sanford Biggers: Codeswitch (2020). She is especially interested in Black Feminist theory, digital mapping and critical archival pedagogy that will inform liberatory world-making. She is currently interning at Visual Communications community archive in Little Tokyo

An unordered list of me:
Aries
Archivist
Memory worker
Community worker
Womanist
Researcher

A question on my mind: How can I survive the quarter system?

A commitment:
I seek to engage in liberatory memory work.

A DH curiosity:
How can Digital Humanities inform liberatory world-making?

Responses to “Hi, I am Esperanza”

  1. Cindy Nguyen

    I too am navigating a return to the quarter system. My shorthand is to think of life more as piecemeal, and surrender that not everything will be accomplished in one quarter (and we have three backup ones to spare 😉

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  2. collinmoat

    I totally understand the anxiety that comes with a quarter system! It seems like you blink and Week 8 is already here. The thing that has kept me going for many a quarter is thinking of how much of a slog a 17 week semester can be. But I guess that doesn’t help when we only get a week break in between Winter Quarter and Spring Quarter… 😭😭😭

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