Networks
CHCI Member Networks are organized around shared issues, themes, operational concerns, or other foci. CHCI provides various forms of support, including opportunities for daylong symposia linked with the CHCI Annual Meeting and presence on the CHCI website.
Member Networks
CHCI Member Networks are organized around shared issues, themes, operational concerns, or other foci. CHCI provides various forms of support, including opportunities for daylong symposia linked with the CHCI Annual Meeting and presence on the CHCI website.
We are pleased to provide these guidelines, created in partnership with current CHCI Network leadership in 2023, to outline the process for forming, sustaining, and dissolving a CHCI Network. The guidelines also detail CHCI support for individual Networks.
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CHCI Health and Medical Humanities Network Annual Meeting 2024 Report
The network's Steering Committee, led by Katie Rhine and Hester Oberman, recently convened a Patio Conversation for the Health and Medical Humanities Network at the CHCI Annual Meeting in Berkeley, California. Included here are the minutes of that conversation.
Public Humanities Virtual Pre-Conference Recordings
Recordings now available for the CHCI Public Humanities Network's recent virtual events with the new Public Humanities Journal and UC Berkeley's Black Studies Collaboratory.
Membership Activity Fund Recipients
We are proud to announce the four recipients of funding from the CHCI Membership Activity Fund for 2024 Q2. The amount of funding totaled $19,500 USD and the next deadline is October 7, 2024.
Virtual Event—21世紀批判性策展：公共空間、新媒體以及地緣政治 / Critical Curatorial Practices in the 21st Century: Public Space, New Media and Geopolitics
針對21世紀的深刻轉變和複雜挑戰，策展藝術家可以採用哪些策略來應對全球和本地的問題？/ In response to the profound transformations and complex challenges of the 21st century, what strategies can curatorial artists employ to tackle global and local issues?
Public Humanities Award for Leadership in Practice and Community
The CHCI Public Humanities Network is proud to announce the recipients of the inaugural Public Humanities Award for Leadership in Practice and Community. Awardees will be recognized at the upcoming CHCI Annual Meeting 2024. (Image: Anastacio “Stosh” Asuncion discussing his family’s experience as strawberry sharecroppers as a part of ‘Watsonville Is in the Heart,’ which supports artistic research and oral history about Filipino migration and labor in the city of Watsonville and greater Pajaro Valley.)
Call for Leadership: Administration Network Re-launch
Nominations open for steering committee members of the upcoming re-launched Administration Network, to focus on a peer mentorship program and a community listserv. Deadline Feb 5, 2024.
Register: LACSU Network Conference April 25-27, 2024
Register for the LACSU Network's conference from April 25-27, 2024 on the theme "Bringing the Humanities Back," hosted by the Center for Humanistic Inquiry at Amherst College.
30-Minute Methods (Transit Asia Research Network)
From December to January, attend the 30-minute Methods seminar series co-organized by the CHCI Transit Asia Research Network (TARN)! This series invites noted scholars to present their insights on new and pressing sociological approaches. In 2023-2024, the series is a collaboration between the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), the Southern Department of the Vietnam Sociological Association (VSA - Sth) and the Transit Asia Research Network (TARN).
Annual Meeting 2023 Recordings / Conferencia Anual 2023 Grabaciones
All recorded sessions from the 2023 CHCI Annual Meeting are now available, in both English and Spanish.
Virtual Conference—移動之人：連結邊界．建構未來 / People in Motion: Bridging Borders and Building Futures
On Nov 25, we welcome you to join this virtual conference on migration, with a focus on conflict, justice, and decolonization, hosted by the International Center for Cultural Studies, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, and our newest CHCI Network, the Transit Asia Research Network (TARN), led by CHCI board member Joyce Liu. Sessions presented in Mandarin and/or English.
