Mapping the Arts & Humanities Project
Mapping the Arts and Humanities is the UK’s first initiative dedicated to surveying the landscape of research infrastructures in the field of Arts and Humanities. By making these often-invisible networks discoverable through an interactive map, database, and API, the project supports academics, researchers, funders, practitioners, and policy makers connect, collaborate, and demonstrate how Arts and Humanities research actively shapes knowledge, policy, and public engagement.
Perspectives
Explore stakeholder insights on the Arts and Humanities, from their role in driving change and shaping cross-sector industries to their influence on policy, education, and innovation.
Machine Encounters: Introduction to “Whose Bias”
"Machine Encounters" introduces "Whose Bias?", a collaborative event offering a playful, hands-on introduction to AI and machine learning. Using...
Learned Societies: English Association
The Mapping the Arts and Humanities project is bringing learned societies together, fostering collaboration, and amplifying the vital role of arts...
What is humanities research infrastructure?
Mapping the Arts and Humanities, a major project commissioned by the AHRC and Research England, is seeking to identify, locate and make visible the...
Resources
News on upcoming resources, tutorials, and more, provided by the Mapping the Arts and Humanities team.
Launching Soon: Law and the Humanities Infrastructure Map
LHub and MAHP are launching a new open-access map dedicated to Law and Humanities research collectives across the UK. This post introduces the...
Part 1 | Mapping smarter: how to make your entry count
Learn how to add your infrastructure to the Mapping the Arts and Humanities platform. This tutorial covers signing up, writing a strong description,...
Behind the Map: A Step-by-Step Guide to the Dataset
The Mapping the Arts and Humanities team has launched a new blog series, Behind the Map, to help users navigate the MAHP dataset. Over the next few...
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