Emory’s digital humanities centers bring together faculty, students, staff, and community partners around shared questions, methods, and forms of inquiry. They provide institutional homes for collaborative research, teaching, public scholarship, and experimentation across the humanities.
The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) provides consulting expertise, project coordination, and a technology-rich collaborative space for faculty, staff, and students to incorporate digital tools and methods into research, teaching, and publishing. The multidisciplinary ECDS staff of scholars, librarians, faculty, and graduate students work with individuals at Emory and partner institutions to create innovative and sustainable models of digital scholarship and pedagogy for academic and public use.
Emory’s Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry supports innovative research and public programming on topics related to culture, history, and society. We house a community of scholars ranging from undergraduates to faculty, each working year-round on large-scale research projects, and we have a vibrant calendar of events designed to engage the entire Emory community and beyond. The Fox Center is the proud home of the Digital Publishing in the Humanities initiative, which supports the publication of open access monographs.