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ATRIUM at DH2025 – Accessibility and Citizenship

The 2025 edition of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organization’s (ADHO) annual conference will be held from July 14-18, 2025 at NOVA-FCSH in Lisbon. This year’s conference focuses on the theme ‘Building access and accessibility, open science to all citizens’ .

Since the 2002 Budapest Open Access Declaration, the movement for more equitable access to research has grown, evolving into broader frameworks such as Open Science and Open Scholarship. These approaches emphasize not only free access but also ethical and technical considerations related to data, infrastructure, and collaboration. Through international and institutional policies, efforts are being made to enhance transparency, inclusion, and public participation in scientific knowledge.

Within this context, digital humanities play a key role by using digital tools to democratize access, engage communities, and respond to societal challenges.

The full programme is available  here .

ATRIUM at DH2025

The ATRIUM community will be present at DH2025 through one presentation and two posters. Please consult the  conference programme  for details. 

ATRIUM Presentation on Wednesday 16 July

  • Presentation on Engaging diverse communities: the ATRIUM project’s participatory research initiatives
    • Ginevra Niccolucci, Claudio Prandoni, Franco Niccolucci, Guntram Geser
A woman in the foreground behind a screen talks into a microphone with a presentation on ATRIUM in the background.

ATRIUM Posters on Thursday 17 July

  • Engaging Researchers for Improving Services and Training: Insights from the ATRIUM Survey and Researcher Forum
  • Building a Peer Review Framework for Non-Traditional Research Outputs
Three woman in the foreground look at an academic poster about ATRIUM

Carol Delmazo, ATRIUM’s WP7 Training Leader, and Francoise Gouzi, ATRIUM’s task leader for building a peer review evaluation framework, present their posters at DH 2025.