DHC 2026 is made possible by the support of our sponsors, we're grateful to each of them for helping make the conference happen.
GALE
Gale, part of Cengage Group, partners with academic institutions to improve research and learning outcomes for students, faculty, and researchers globally. We provide essential, authoritative content through accessible digital platforms that allow academic librarians to help researchers and students expand the possibilities of their research. With Gale, researchers and students are empowered to make fresh and exciting discoveries, develop valuable new digital skills, and find lifelong success in academia and in their careers.
The Social History Archive
The Social History Archive. Millions of records and newspapers. One archive.
The most comprehensive online archive of British, Irish, and former Empire historical resources for academic research and teaching. The continually growing collection contains hundreds of millions of images of historical records and newspapers, supporting a broad range of scholarly interests.
www.thesocialhistoryarchive.com
DH Craft
DH Craft is an IT service provider for Digital Humanities projects and cultural heritage institutions. We support researchers, archives, libraries and museums across the full lifecycle of research data, from workflow design and analysis to visualisation, web front ends, and the integration of generative AI into scholarly practice. Based in Graz, Austria, DH Craft is a university spin-off working with partners across Europe. In short: we do nerdy stuff.
UK-Ireland DH Association
The UK-Ireland Digital Humanities Association brings together researchers, practitioners and organisation from the UK and Ireland to build a collaborative vision for the digital humanities field. We focus on issues such as sustainability, inclusivity, training, advocacy, and career progression. We help nurture the capacity for excellent research and teaching in DH, to establish and sustain effective connections across sectors, and create pathways for collaboration. These collaborations include partners in Higher Education, Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums, the technology sector, and creative industries.