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On November 22nd, the JRAAS, representing CETAPS and the Digital Lab, will present a Flash Talk entitled CETAPS Repository: A Critical Digital Humanities Approach to Data. Led by our values of openness, diversity, collaboration, experimentation, and sustainability, the repository offers a platform where each CETAPS  research area becomes a distinct community. 
The first CETAPH's  digital Lab meeting

From October 29-30, CETAPS’s digital lab in Porto hosted our first meeting of a two-day conference on digital humanities. We welcomed two other digital labs from around Europe and provided three hands-on workshops. Held in the faculty of arts and humanities at the University of Porto, the event was a wonderful example of uniting digital technologies and their future in humanistic disciplines.

Workshop JRAAS
On 29th and 30th of October, CETAPS organized a two-day meeting on Digital Humanities at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Porto. Each center delivered different workshops. In our workshop, titled Looking from a Distance, we explained the methods they used in the paper Looking From a Distance: Digital Humanities Insights into the Field of Feminist Utopian Criticism.
nyad
JRAAS will be presenting the first session of their latest cinema cycle, on the film "Nyad" (2023) at Casa Comum on November 11th!
Approaching Oporto by Mrs. S. Roope Dockery
November promises to be an exciting month. After our trip to Clermont-Ferrand, France, and our participation in “The Traveller’s Tale” conference, we will head to Porto to join the 2nd FLUP Research Meeting.
The upper reach by Mrs. S. Roope Dockery,
The “Anglophone Travellers in Portugal” project is heading abroad! On November 14 and 15, 2024, we will have the pleasure of sharing our project and its developments at the international conference The Traveller’s Tale: Emergent Forms and Minority Traditions, in Clermont-Ferrand, France.