The Scholarly Editions and Translations program has released updated guidelines for NEH scholarly edition grants. For more: buff.ly/4cUQmqW The next deadline for applications is December 4, 2024.

We're happy to share that the latest edition of Scholarly Editing has been published. Read it here: buff.ly/3VYFGT1

First session today with Wilford Woodruff and Van Buren papers included everything from archival visits to AI. #docedit24

Congratulations to the winner of this year’s Sharon Ritenour Stevens prize, Marie Robin. Here presenting her fascinating research at #docedit24

Great afternoon session on collaborative digital edition of John Ward notebooks. Can you decipher his writing? #docedit24

Enjoying this morning's sessions at #docedit24 with sessions on collaborating and practices in the digital realm, followed by "textual tangles" in print and digital editions!

ADE's Annual Meeting starts today in Buffalo, and we can't wait to see you! Find the schedule here: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I #docedit24

ADE's Annual Meeting starts on Thursday! What sessions are you looking forward to? buff.ly/3JJ4d7I #docedit24

Sharing our appreciation for another Annual Meeting sponsor: the Primary Source Cooperative at the Massachusetts Historical Society! You'll have the chance to learn more at a workshop on Saturday and enjoy a coffee break afterwards. Join us! buff.ly/3VeTqr9 #docedit24

We're so grateful to our Annual Meeting sponsors! The Center for Digital Editing and Association for Documentary Editing are sponsoring our opening reception on Thursday evening. Join us: buff.ly/3VeTqr9 #docedit24

You'll also have the chance to get out of the conference room and explore the local area at this year's Annual Meeting! Explore downtown Buffalo by double decker bus, visit Niagara Falls or take a trolley tour of Forest Lawn Cemetery. To sign up: buff.ly/3VeTqr9

Annual Meeting sessions will start with this featured roundtable: "The Ethics of Documenting Community: Collaboration Toward the Preservation of US Latina Texts." You won't want to miss it! Register for ADE's annual meeting: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I

Book your room today to access the conference rate for the ADE Annual Meeting in Buffalo! This rate is valid for June 19 – June 22. Book your room using this link: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I

At the Annual Meeting, you’ll want to join us for a special lunch presentation with three local leaders of the Haudenosaunee Archive, Knowledge and Resource Portal (HARK). Sign up for this special lunchtime session when you register: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I

Join us at the Annual Meeting to hear from keynote speaker, Christopher Ohge of the University of London about “Editing the Editor: Reconstructing Mary Anne Rawson’s Anti-Slavery Anthology 'The Bow in the Cloud' (1834) With Digital Tools.” To register: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I

What's the best place to be this summer, between June 20-22? The ADE Annual Meeting in Buffalo, New York, of course! Registration now open and all info at this link: buff.ly/3JJ4d7I

Check out “Scholarly Editing: Fostering Communities of Recovery,” a two-part webinar hosted by eLaboratories and presented by Dr. Noelle Baker, Dr. Raquel Baker, Bianca Swift, and the Artist Marcia X. Part 1 on April 4 and Part 2 on April 8. More info: buff.ly/4ah3SEQ

It's the season for ADE award nominations! Nominations for the Boydston Essay Prize welcome through April 5, 2024. Find out more: buff.ly/4cr1htB

Nominations are open for the Lyman H. Butterfield Award, recognizing recent contributions in the areas of documentary publication, teaching, and service. Find out more: buff.ly/3IB4LMo

We want to hear from you! As part of the ADE Strategic Planning Committee’s annual goals, we are interested in hearing from the membership. Please share your thoughts in our survey: buff.ly/3ORq4wu. Survey closes March 1 and we'll share a report in the spring. Thanks!