Centre for Digital Humanities
About the CDH
CDH Mission Statement
The Centre for Digital Humanities is devoted to inspiring, facilitating, and sustaining research and pedagogy projects in the digital humanities at Ryerson University. The Centre also acts as Ryerson's hub for establishing collaborative networks with other digital humanities projects locally and internationally. Our first born-digital research project, The Yellow Nineties Online, was initiated in 2005 at the inaugural workshop of the Networked Interface for Nineteenth-Century Electronic Scholarship (NINES) at the University of Virginia. The Children's Literature Archive, designed for both scholarly and pedagogical use, was established in 2010. The CDH welcomes proposals for other Ryerson-based projects in the digital humanities and is able to provide limited assistance in project development and training.






