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Databases on the History of Slavery: From Creation to Uses

Location: Center for Black European Studies & the Atlantic (POS 251), 4980 Margaret Morrison St, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA

Time: February 19th, 2025 4:00 - 5:30 pm

The Department of Languages, Cultures & Applied Linguistics' Informal Conversations on Research (ICOR) are casual discussions about our faculty's research in language acquisition, literary and cultural studies, and technology-enhanced learning.

Join CBESA and its postdoctoral scholar, Dr. Jessica Balguy for her talk titled "Databases on the History of Slavery: From Creation to Uses."

From Dr. Balguy, 

"The creation of databases in academic research is undeniably on the rise. This tendency is also illustrated by research into the history of Atlantic slavery. This presentation will look at the challenges involved in creating these tools, which are aimed not only at enriching scientific research, but also at disseminating knowledge about this history to a large audience."