The Digital Humanities Climate Coalition Toolkit
This toolkit is a guide to making your research practices more environmentally responsible. It is geared towards digital practices, but also touches on general areas such as travel and advocacy. We hope it will be relevant to researchers, educators, students, administrators, librarians, technicians, and others. The toolkit aims to highlight actionable solutions, while also critically reflecting on their nuances, in the broader context of climate justice. It is a community-developed work-in-progress, and you are warmly invited to contribute.Curated by (in alphabetical order):
Anne Baillot, James Baker, Jenny Bunn, Alex Cline, Michael Faerber, Charlotte Feidicker, Josephine Lethbridge, Matthew McConkey, John Moore, Christopher Ohge, Torsten Roeder, Nicolas Seymour-Smith, Martin Steer, Jo Lindsay Walton, Elizabeth Williamson.
Where to start?
If you have a specific question, check if it listed in the I Want To ... section. Or browse the toolkit in any order. If you'd like a suggested pathway, try this:This work is licensed under CC BY 4.0