We are looking for candidates with knowledge of front end development tools and methodologies. Basic knowledge of JavaScript frameworks including Vue.js, React or Angular, familiarity with Git, NodeJS, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, PHP, MySQL and experience working with RESTful API and JSON would all be assets. A successful candidate will be familiar with working in an open source environment.
News
User Experience and Interface Designer/Programmer – 2 TRAC RA Positions
SpokenWeb, a SSHRC-funded Partnership Grant, led by Principal Investigator Dr. Jason Camlot, is seeking two (2) candidates to participate in the design and development of interfaces for the meaningful presentation of metadata to researchers, students, artists and the public.
Opportunities | Concordia University, Opportunities, RA, SpokenWeb, TRAC, User Experience Designer, UX
Announcing the SpokenWeb Artist/Curator In Residence Fellows, Fall 2020 / Winter 2021
We are proud to announce that the recipients of the SpokenWeb Artist / Curator residencies for Fall 2020 / Winter 2021 are Jessica Karuhanga and jamilah malika.
Announcements | Black Lives Matter, Fellowship, Residency, SpokenWeb
Introducing the Adjudicators of The SpokenWeb Artist/Curator in Residence Fellowships 2020-2021
Before we announce the winners, we wanted to take a moment to acknowledge and publicly thank the judges who took the time to engage with the many great proposals we received, and to select the ones they felt best fit the criteria of our call.
Announcements | Black Lives Matter, Fellowships, Residency, SpokenWeb
SpokenWeb Statement in Condemnation of Racism and in Support of Black Lives Matter
As a research network that involves scholars, students, artists and community members across North America, SpokenWeb condemns racism, and supports those who are actively protesting against structural anti-Black racism and violence. We condemn the murder of George Floyd and the hatred and violence against Black communities that it represents. We support Black Lives Matter and believe it is crucial to amplify the conversation this movement has initiated.
SpokenWeb’s work in discovering, preserving, and sounding voices of the past is motivated in great part by the desire to challenge canons of literature, and reimagine Canadian and North American literary and cultural history by listening and attending to voices that had previously been silenced. Our work has been and will continue to pursue the goal of providing support and platforms to artists of diverse backgrounds whose work helps us see and resist structural racism and other forms of violence and oppression.