Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities

“数字人文中的全栈女权主义”（FSFDH）是由英国苏塞克斯大学、爱尔兰都柏林科技大学和爱尔兰梅努斯大学合作的一个英国-爱尔兰项目。合作伙伴包括剑桥数字人文学科（英国）、爱尔兰数字图书馆和爱尔兰现代艺术博物馆。该项目将通过应用连接文化、社区和知识库的女权主义方法，使数字人文学科（DH）领域更具包容性，并将交叉的女权主义实践作为一种关键的方法论方法，嵌入到整个DH环境中。FSFDH将开发和发布可互操作的“全栈女权主义”（FSF）方法和工具包，供卫生署社区和组织应用，帮助创造更具包容性和代表性的数字文化遗产。该工具包是通过探索3个堆栈和工作包构建的：数据和档案；基础设施、工具和代码；访问、体验和集成。“全栈”意味着我们关注的是DH中从基础设施层到表示层的不平等问题——它覆盖并削减了所有类型的环境。每个堆栈将通过交叉女权主义镜头进行分析，以告知开发我们的开源工具包，包括各种组件，包括工作流程，编码教程，手册，人工制品和一系列已发表的文献。该工具包将通过向数字人文主义者、社会科学家、政策制定者、计算机科学家、软件开发人员、数据记者、档案保持者和社区档案保持者、数字艺术家提供和分发，支持社区、组织和机构的战略政策制定和道德规范。我们的项目将嵌入社会价值观和人文方法论，从后端开发到前端用户界面，确保女权主义包容性方法论被纳入数字开发流程的完整堆栈。它旨在将卫生保健重新编码为一个由交叉女权主义通知的领域，并致力于创造一个包容性，自我意识和批判性参与的实践。FSFDH是交叉的，也就是说，它认真对待在社会内部和整个社会中运作的多重重叠的压迫系统，并在我们的数字环境中表现出来。FSFDH扩展了AHRC-IRC资助的网络“交叉点：女权主义、技术和数字人文”（IFTe）的参与框架。这个新项目将继续面对和挑战卫生署对社会和文化的积极影响的系统性限制。借鉴交叉的女权主义理论和实践，其目标是建立一个包容和响应的卫生部，能够应对复杂的社会和社区需求”（www.ifte.network）。它代表了一套以理论、实践和行动研究为主导的女权主义方法。它挑战了算法偏见、性别和二元信息系统、记录、数字化和优先处理“死去的白人（cis）男性”的历史和工作的长期存在。它将女权主义实践嵌入到DH项目的开发周期中，使用“全栈”隐喻来指导干预，例如，建立包容性和代表性的数据模型，重新思考受控词汇表，并批评我们对访问控制的假设。数字人文存在一个问题。它是由继承下来的异性恋规范、性别化、经常是种族主义的砖瓦和砂浆建造而成的。“数字人文中的全栈女权主义”将通过FSF的应用和开源FSF工具包的开发，加强和多样化公众对数字文化遗产和交叉女权主义方法的访问和参与，来解决这个问题。

'Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities' (FSFDH) is a collaborative UK-Ireland project between the University of Sussex (UK), Technological University Dublin (Ireland) and Maynooth University (Ireland). Partners include Cambridge Digital Humanities (UK), the Digital Repository of Ireland and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. The project will make the field of Digital Humanities (DH) more inclusive by applying feminist approaches that link cultures, communities, and repositories, and will embed intersectional feminist praxis, as a critical methodological approach, across DH environments. FSFDH will develop and publish an interoperable 'Full Stack Feminist' (FSF) methodology and toolkit, that can be applied by DH communities & organisations, helping to create more inclusive and representative digital cultural heritage. The toolkit is built through an exploration of 3 stacks and work packages: data and archives; infrastructure, tools & code; access, experience, and integration. "Full stack" means we are concerned with issues related to inequalities in DH that span from the infrastructure layer to the representation layer - it reaches, and cuts, across all types of environments. Each stack will be analysed through an intersectional feminist lens to inform the development our open-source toolkit, comprised of various components, including workflows, coding tutorials, a manual, artefacts and a range of published literature. The toolkit will support strategic policy developments and ethics in communities, organisations, and institutions by being made accessible and distributed to digital humanists, social scientists, policymakers, computer scientists, software developers, data journalists, archivists and community archivists, digital artists.Our project will embed social values and humanities methodologies, from back-end development to front-end user interfaces, ensuring feminist inclusionary methodologies are incorporated in the full stack of digital development processes. It is designed to recode DH as a field informed by intersectional feminism and is dedicated to the creation of an inclusive, self-aware, and critically engaged praxis. FSFDH is intersectional, that is, it takes seriously the multiple, overlapping systems of oppression that operate within and across society, and which manifest in our digital environments. FSFDH expands on a framework of engagement seeded in the AHRC-IRC funded network 'Intersections: Feminism, Technology and Digital Humanities' (IFTe). This new project will continue to confront and challenge 'systemic limitations to DH's positive impact on society and culture. Drawing on intersectional feminist theory and practice, its goal is to build an inclusive and responsive DH, able to grapple with complex societal and community needs' (www.ifte.network). It represents a set of feminist approaches that is led by theory, praxis, and action-research. It challenges the perpetuation of algorithmic bias, of gendered and binary information systems, of documenting, digitising, and prioritising the histories and work of "dead white [cis] men". It embeds feminist praxis across and within the development cycle of DH projects, using the "full stack" metaphor to guide interventions in, for example, building inclusive and representative data models, rethinking controlled vocabularies, and critiquing our assumptions of access controls. Digital Humanities has a problem. It is built from inherited heteronormative, gendered, and frequently racist brick and mortar. 'Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities' will address this by enhancing and diversifying public access to and engagement with digital cultural heritage and intersectional feminist methods, through the application of FSF and development of the open-source FSF toolkit.