Newsletters
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Voice of Moore
Read more: Voice of MooreThe Resurgam April 2026 newsletter overviews a new technical project in voice synthesis.
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Two Projects
Read more: Two ProjectsThe March 2026 Resurgam newsletter reports recent grant seeking for two projects in the digital humanities.
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The Humanities Are Dead?
Read more: The Humanities Are Dead?My February 2026 Resurgam newsletter ponders our mission in the context of contracting, flailing humanities education.
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Wisdom
Read more: WisdomFundraising is hard, time-consuming, mostly frustrating and occasionally satisfying work that starts now.
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Literary Archives and AI
Read more: Literary Archives and AIThis October newsletter from Resurgam makes a case for AI enabled literary archives. A different way to preserve the past.
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To the Forefront
Read more: To the ForefrontResurgam’s September 2025 newsletter marks the start of our prospecting. Going for the gold!
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Are Legacies Useful?
Read more: Are Legacies Useful?The August 2025 Newsletter of Resurgam describes practical benefits of historic literature and art. They’re not pie-in-the-sky!
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Why “Free” Matters
Read more: Why “Free” MattersMy July newsletter for Resurgam. It discusses a core value: that everything we make is free, in every sense of the word.
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Resurgam and the Quiet Crisis
Read more: Resurgam and the Quiet CrisisThis June 2025 newsletter looks at the role of Resurgam in fighting for functional literacy and the joy of reading.
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Formative Actions
Read more: Formative ActionsThis newsletter announces Resurgam’s new website and membership in Forefront and Candid.