Organizations & Networks

• The Aboriginal Mapping Network
  Resource for aboriginal and indigenous peoples; uses GIS mapping
• The American Historical Association
  Professional association for Historians
• Ancient World Mapping Center
  Research center at UNC Chapel Hill
• Center for History and New Media
  Based at George Mason University; promotes the use of digital media and computer technology in historical research
• Center for Spatially Integrated Social Science
  Provides access to tools to aid the spatial analytic capabilities of researchers in the social sciences
• Digital Scholarship Lab
  Based at the University of Richmond; develops digital humanities projects that integrate thoughful interpretation in the humanities and social sciences
• Gateway for Historical Geographical-Information Systems (his-GIS)
  Members can publish dates of events like exhibitions or conferences. The forum is open for academic discussion. Furthermore Weblinks can be listed and users can strengthen their academic network
• Harvard Center for Geographic Analysis
  Supports research projects and courses needing spatial analysis; provides training and consultation in the use of geospatial technologies
• HGIS Carolina
  A transdisciplinary, campus-wide working group and community of interest for anyone at UNC-Chapel Hill practicing, studying, or interested in the use of GIS to research, model, analyze, or visualize the past
• Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory (HASTAC)
  A networking community of individual scholars and institutions, interested in the opportunities that technology offers for cross-disciplinary learning and research
• Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
  Develops information technology as a tool for scholarly humanities research
• Keck Digital Cultural Mapping Program
  Program at UCLA that strives to develop an undergraduate curriculum for digital cultural mapping via GIS and other map-based digital applications
• National Center for Preservation Technology & Training
  Center within the National Park Service that applies science and technology to historic preservation
• Scholarly Communication Institute (SCI)
  Provides an opportunity for scholars and leaders in scholarly disciplines and societies to design, test, and implement strategies that advance the humanities through the use of innovative technologies
• University of Alabama Placenames Research Center
  Nationally recognized research facility for toponymic study
• University of Sydney Archaeological Computing Laboratory
  Focuses on emphasizing spatial and temporal dimensions in humanities scholarship, particularly historical research
• University of Sydney Digital Innovations Unit (DIU)
  Provides a platform for information sharing, research support and technical innovation, and enables new approaches to the use of digital methods in humanities research
• Wired Humanities Projects (WHP)
  Develops and supports digital humanities projects at the University of Oregon