BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.0.4//EN TZID:Europe/Amsterdam X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Amsterdam BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4@clariah.nl DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251203T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251203T173000 DTSTAMP:20251203T081435Z URL:https://clariah.nl/events/clariah-community-connect-2025/ SUMMARY:CLARIAH Community Connect 2025 DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, December 3rd\, CLARIAH-NL will organise its firs t Community\nConnect in Utrecht. CLARIAH-NL is a network of humanities fac ulties\,\nresearch and heritage institutes\, enhancing humanities research through\nshared data\, tools\, workflows\, and teaching materials.\n\nThi s Community Connect event specifically aims to connect (potential) users\, \nresearchers\, developers and GLAM professionals to collaborate\, show an d tell\, and\ndiscuss future developments.\n\nIn the morning\, a closed se ssion will be held with representatives from the field to\nfacilitate an o pen dialogue\, enabling the drafting of the next CLARIAH-NL Roadmap\n(2026 -2030). The input will help us assess the current infrastructure and devel op a\nclear vision for its long-term direction\, fostering excellent resea rch based on the\nrichness of Dutch cultural heritage resources. Specific topics that will be addressed include\nidentifying research opportunities\ , gaps in the current CLARIAH-NL landscape\,\nresource needs\, available t echniques\, and robust organisation.\n\nThe afternoon is the heart of Comm unity Connect\, featuring showcases of research and teaching\nconducted wi th CLARIAH-NL\, as well as discussions on the frontier of digital\nhumanit ies research that extends beyond the current CLARIAH-NL infrastructure.\nT he afternoon session is open to anyone interested in attending. There will also be\nample opportunities to meet fellow researchers\, GLAM colleagues \, and new\ncolleagues. We will delve into the latest CLARIAH developments in SSHOC-NL\,\nfuture grants\, and provide an outlook on the CLARIAH road map based on the\nmorning session. More details will follow and will be sh ared right here on the CLARIAH\nwebsite. Expect a vibrant event where the future of humanities research will take\ncentre stage!\nProgramme\n\n\n\n1 2:00 - 13:30\nRegistration and free lunch\n\n\n13:30 - 14:15\nKeynote | Re thinking Digital Infrastructure: What Computational Humanities Truly Need\ nMelvin Wevers\n\n\n\n14:15 - 15:30\nParallel sessions  round 1\n\n\nLear n and Teach (grote congreszaal) | rode sticker\nVicky Garnett\, Susan Aasm an\n\n\nAI and humanities research (zaal 0.01) | blauwe sticker\nLorella V iola\, Ishak Riali\, Alex Brandsen\n\n\nData flows and data stories (zaal 0.12) | gele sticker\nRick Mourits\, Marjet Brolsma\, Vincent Kuitenbrouwe r\n\n\n15:30 - 16:00\nCoffee break\n\n\n16:00 - 17:15\nParallel sessions   round 2\n\n\nLearn and Teach (grote congreszaal) | groen\nVicky Garnett\ , Susan Aasman\n\n\nAI and humanities research (zaal 0.01) | paars\nLorell a Viola\, Ishak Riali\, Alex Brandsen\n\n\nData flows and data stories (za al 0.12)| oranje\nRick Mourits\, Marjet Brolsma\, Vincent Kuitenbrouwer\n\ n\n17:15 - 17:30\nClosing\n\n\n17:30 - 18:30\nReception\n\n\n\nLearn and T each\nPresenters:\n• Susan Aasman (RUG)\n• Christian Olesen (UVA)\n• Vicky Garnett (DARIAH)\n\n Moderator\n• Christian Olesen\n\nHow to prod uctively implement digital resources\, tools and methods in teaching and r esearch? And\, by the same token\, how to foster interdisciplinary\, digit al skills among students and researchers at different levels?\nTaking the CLARIAH infrastructure training initiatives as its departure point\, the ‘Learn and Teach’-session will approach these questions from two persp ectives. First\, the session will examine the ways in which CLARIAH curren tly supports users in learning how to avail themselves of the affordances of digital tools and data and\, in dialogue with experts from other resour ces\, discuss how to further develop CLARIAH in the direction of related\, ongoing infrastructure projects. Second\, the session will highlight how CLARIAH infrastructure connects to and can be an asset for research-intens ive academic courses\, while being mindful of curriculum development at th e individual university level.\nAI and Humanities Research\nPresenters\n • Lorella Viola (VU)\n• Ishak Riali (UL)\n\nModerator\n• Alex Brands en (TDCC-SSH)\n• Jetze Touber (DANS-KNAW)\n\nAI (and in particular gener ative AI) has a profound impact on the nature of research methods and on t he reuse of existing (research) data. On the one hand it has the potential to support the analysis of unimaginable quantities of heritage data\, as well as to combine resources across the boundaries of modality or language . On the other hand\, it requires the humanities researcher to be aware of the threat which AI poses to the confidentiality of sensitive data (IPR\, GDPR)\, of the opaque technical and conceptual processes underlying proba bilistic AI applications\, and of the ethical issues inherent to the use o f generative models which have been trained on problematic corpora. The se ssion ‘AI and Humanities Research’ will explore both the potential and the pitfalls of AI applications in humanities research.\nData Flows and D ata Stories\nPresenters\n• Marjet Brolsma (UvA)\n• Vincent Kuitenbrouw er (UvA)\n• Rick Mourits (IISH)\n\nModerator\n• Sabrina Sauer\n• Mar y-Joy van der Deure\n\n‘Humanities researchers do not work with data’ has been an often-heard claim – one which nowadays fewer and fewer human ities scholars subscribe to. Nevertheless\, the usage of data in the human ities has some distinctive features which does set it apart from that in o ther research fields. The session ‘Data Flows and Data Stories’ will l ook into innovative ways to integrate data in publication formats that tra nscend the traditional book or journal article. This will draw attention t o some defining aspects of data usage in the humanities: the importance of cultural heritage data which have often not been created on purpose as re search data but which do serve as a primary resource to work with\, and is sues with intellectual property rights and privacy legislation which may p ose obstacles to research.\nRegistration\nRegistration has closed. Please contact Janessa Leeuwis if you would like to attend and have not yet regis tered.\n\n \;\nLocation\nDomstad/Cursus- en vergadercentrum Domstad: K oningsbergerstraat 9\n\nAs per their website:\n\nPublic transport directio ns\n\nFrom Utrecht Central Station\n\n Walk (approx. 10 minutes) from the Jaarbeursplein exit\; walk towards the ASN Bank building\, keep right and walk past the building\, follow Graadt van Roggenweg (with the tram track s). Cross the road at the tram stop/traffic lights\, you will see our buil ding on your left in the side street.\n By express tram: get off at the G raadt van Roggenweg stop\; you will see our building immediately in the si de street to the west of the stop.\n\nBicycle directions\n\n The covered bicycle parking area is located behind the building. You can access it via the car park. There is also a charging point for your electric bicycle.\n \nCar directions\n\n Domstad recommends using P+R Westraven\, located on the A12\, exit 17 (Kanaleneiland / Jaarbeurs / Transferium) for €7.50\, and then taking the express tram (line 20 or 21\, departs every 10 minutes towards Utrecht Central Station\, journey time approx. 10 minutes) to our front door - Graadt van Roggenweg stop.\n\nParking facilities\n\n Pleas e note: from 1 September 2025\, paid parking will be introduced at HU Doms tad/Domstad Course and Conference Centre. This applies from Monday to Frid ay from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at a rate of €1.80 per hour.\n There is very limited parking available in Domstad's own car park at the rear of ou r building. Places are subject to availability. Disabled guests with a dis abled parking permit can reserve a space on request.\n Please note: in th e neighbourhood surrounding our Course and Conference Centre\, paid parkin g is available via payment machines (debit cards). The rates are set by th e municipality and in 2025 will be €6.79 per hour\, €47.59 for a day t icket (9 a.m. to 11 p.m.) and €16.30 for an evening ticket (7 p.m. to 11 p.m.).\n There are several public charging stations for your electric ca r in the immediate vicinity.\n Utrecht parking rules applicable to disabl ed persons in possession of a disabled parking permit:\n Since 1 October 2020\, in addition to your disabled parking card\, you also need a disable d parking permit to use your parking card on public roads in the vicinity of the Domstad Course and Conference Centre. You must apply for this permi t in advance from the municipality of Utrecht via the disabled parking per mit.\n\n \;\n\n \; ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://clariah.nl/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Cl ariah-Connect-2025-.png CATEGORIES:CLARIAH Event LOCATION:Cursus- en vergadercentrum Domstad\, Koningsbergerstraat 9\, Utrec ht\, 3531 AJ\, Netherlands X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Koningsbergerstraat 9\, Utr echt\, 3531 AJ\, Netherlands;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=Cursus- en vergade rcentrum Domstad:geo:0,0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/Amsterdam X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/Amsterdam BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20251026T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 TZNAME:CET END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR