Members
Project Leads
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Daniel O’Donnell
Principal Investigator
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Barbara Bordalejo
Co-Principal Investigator
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Nathan Woods
Lead Researcher
Research Team
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Davide Pafumi
Research Assistant
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Frank Onuh
Research Assistant
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Iftekhar Khalid
Research Assistant
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Jocelyn McKnight
Research Assistant
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Tessa Bordalejo
Research Assistant
Past Members
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Duanyang Fang
Research Intern (Mitacs)
Funding
Humanities Data Inquiry has been funded in whole or in part by three major grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), with additional support from the Digital Research Alliance of Canada and the University of Lethbridge.
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CA$200,000 2017–2019
Future Commons: Transforming Scholarly Communication through Collective Action
SSHRC Partnership Development Grant · 890-2016-0081
Preliminary work as part of a larger project on collective action and Open Science.
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CA$200,000 2021–2024
Good Things Come in Small Packages: A Grassroots Community of Practice for Open and FAIR Humanities Data Practices
SSHRC Partnership Development Grant · 890-2020-0095
Initial work.
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CA$400,000 2025–2029
Resistance to Data: Understanding Data Use, Data Management, and Data Infrastructure in the “Traditional” Humanities through Historical, Comparative, and Ethnographic Study
SSHRC Insight Grant · 435-2025-0705
Current.
With the support of
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Humanities Data Inquiry is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
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This research project was supported by the Digital Research Alliance of Canada, but is not an Alliance product. The Alliance plays a critical role in advancing the Government of Canada’s National DRI Strategy, coordinating and funding activities related to Advanced Research Computing, Research Data Management, and Research Software.