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Here we have yet another #ResearchSpotlight for the month of April! This deposit is a journal article by Jeremy Kidwell about the intersections between religion, environmental values, and environmental politics. We still have one more deposit before the month ends, so stay tuned! https://works.hcommons.org/records/h9967-7r631#description-heading

Here is another #ResearchSpotlight as we continue highlighting the work of our team members! Today we are sharing the book authored by Martin Eve, our technical lead. This work is about the intersections between digital methods and literary studies! Click on the link to check it out. https://works.hcommons.org/records/66jgm-44m92

Today's #ResearchSpotlight is a journal article by Samantha Allen about using games to teach intersectionality and feminist theory. https://works.hcommons.org/records/2ef0a-hvp10#description-heading

Check out today's #ResearchSpotlight! A version of Franz Kafka's short story "Josephine the Songstress" translated by Phillip Lundberg. https://works.hcommons.org/records/brs2t-9na76

We've loved sharing some of the fantastic course materials posted to CORE this month. We've got one more for you: this intro to lit studies course with a disability focus by Hayley Stefan. Take a look, and stay tuned for next month's #ResearchSpotlight! https://buff.ly/3M9KQ8U

Interested in environmental humanities? Or maybe you're curious about contract grading? This next #ResearchSpotlight has both! Check out Marika Brown's English course here: https://buff.ly/4dvMPR8

Media, technology, and history come together in this next syllabus for today's #ResearchSpotlight. Check out @jmercurio's course materials for this English class on literature in times of change: https://buff.ly/3WEP0KN

Our final #ResearchSpotlight will get you thinking about digital humanities, feminist theory, and media studies! Read it in our CORE repository: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:57649/

We're continuing with our Digital Humanities #ResearchSpotlight with some (computational) literary studies! Check out this article by Katherine Bode: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:56143/

Have you ever wanted to dive into the world of Wikipedia editing? Today's #ResearchSpotlight by Victoria Leonard, Anna P. Judson, and Katharine Shields is a great place to start! Read it now: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:59831/

This June, our #ResearchSpotlight will be showcasing the amazing work happening in the Digital Humanities! Keep your eyes on our social media for some of the awesome projects our users have shared in the Knowledge Commons repository.

In the meantime, what are some of your favorite DH projects from across the web? Reply to this post with them so we all can take a look!

Oh hey, just dropping in with another #ResearchSpotlight for #AAPIHeritageMonth! Looking at the demonization of AAPI communities in films and television series, Alexa Alice Joubin conducts important case studies about the impact of anti-Asian racism in media. Read Joubin's article here, and explore related work on CORE! https://buff.ly/3QMO30W

Interested in feminist art history? Pattern and Decoration Art? Today's #ResearchSpotlight might be for you! This review from Anne Swartz looks at the catalogue for the P&D exhibit at LA MOCA from 2019-2020. Check it out! https://buff.ly/3vD2zB8

Did you like our #CleanBeachesWeek features? Then you'll love this #DisabilityPrideMonth #ResearchSpotlight by Todd Comer and Christine Junker. Check out these articles and essays about the intersections of disability and ecology: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:32161/.

In this #DisabilityPrideMonth #ResearchSpotlight Aimi Hamraie uses digital humanities theories to offer ways of utilizing technology and digital humanities tools in an equitable way with emphasis on disability justice. Check it out here: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:21405/.

Saddle up for another #ResearchSpotlight. In this next #PrideMonth spotlight, @kgoldschmitt discusses the music in everyone's fav 2016 film, Moonlight, and transnational queerness. Read the chapter here: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:51895/