On April 7th and 8th, Berkeley’s digital humanities community gathered to share research and celebrate an exciting year of forging new collaborations.  

The Bay Area Digital Humanities Meetup co-hosted an event on data visualization with the Bay Area D3 User Group in January.  D3.js is a robust Javascript library for building interactive data visualizations on the web. Utilized by a variety of users in academy, industry, design and journalism, the D3 community is a rich source for interdisciplinary interaction.

Richard Pryor’s Peoria, a companion website to Scott Saul’s Becoming Richard Pryor (HarperCollins, 2014), has been named one of Slate’s most compelling digital history exhibits and archives for 2014.