This year our 5 groups will focus on newspapers, parliamentary data, company reports and legislation, bibliographical data and oral poetry. 47 participants out of which 27 are from outside Finland are working together with 23 organisers and group leaders. This kind of international 10-day event would not be possible without generous sponsorship by
We will have public presentations of the projects on Friday, 29 May 2026 at 13:00–16:00:
13:00–13:10: What is #DHH26 Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon?
13:10–14:30: Presentations of Hackathon work by the groups
14:30–16:00: Wine and poster session
The presentations take place at the Minerva Plaza, Siltavuorenpenger 5 A, K2 floor (map:
Everyone interested in the hackathon and digital humanities is welcome to come and listen to the presentations. The event is free, but please register in advance to let us know that you are coming by using this form:
The event will be streamed at
#DHH26 is is organised by
About #DHH26 hackathon, see: