Introduction to Digital Humanities

I explored the archives of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquakes and Fires depicted through photographs. This collection interested me the

For this week’s blog post I focused in on the “Inventory of the 1932 Olympics Exhibition Collection 1932, 1984.” I

AIDS is one of the most debilitating and shunned diseases in modern society. It was even more taboo before the

The account of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 from Edward De Laveaga is the only document in this collection,

Unpacking the Narrative. The record collection of focus today is on the Aids Coalition to Unleash Power/ Los Angeles (ACT

The collection I have chosen is “Activities and entertainment at Heart Mountain Relocation Center Photographs, 1942-1943.” The Heart Mountain Relocation

The archive I decided to write about is the “Finding Aid of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics ephemera”. It has

For my first blog post I will be introducing Chicana Disaporic: A Nomadic Journey of the Activist Exiled by Linda

By using the “Guide to the Miriam Matthews Photograph Collection,” I would be able to begin to tell the narrative

The “Account of the San Francisco earthquake and fire, with ephemera from the aftermath: San Francisco, Calif., 1906” is an