Spatial Humanities Works-in-Progress Seminar

This seminar is hosted by the Institute for Spatial History Innovation and is designed as a collaborative forum for sharing works-in-progress, offering constructive feedback and support for projects still in development. Participants will also have the opportunity to explore how to articulate spatial questions more explicitly and how to incorporate appropriate spatial technologies into their work. Participation in the seminar is open to anyone interested, not just those planning to present. Please write to ishi@pitt.edu if you would like to join. During the session Dr. Anjali Vats (School of Law) will present her research on "Rhubarb Nationalism," an interdisciplinary study of how the creation of a market for Yorkshire rhubarb has transformed the economic and cultural landscape of a primarily white, working-class region in northern England.