Here is an overview of upcoming training events supported by or co-organised by CLARIN ERIC in collaboration with the Trainers’ Network, members of the user involvement committee and former ambassadors. Please disseminate in your university networks.
8-9 April, Tartu, Estonia: Working with Sensitive Data in Linguistics by Henk van den Heuvel. The event is hybrid and registrations are still open: Privacy by Design in Linguistic Research - MEDAL.
14-23 May, Helsinki, Finland: Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon. This interdisciplinary event is open to researchers and students in computer science, data science, and the humanities. Applications are open until 12 April: Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon 2025 #DHH25 | Digital Humanities | University of Helsinki.
16-20 June, Pisa, Italy: PISA Summer School: Digital Tools for Humanists. Our trainers, Rachele Sprugnoli and Giulia Pedonese, will introduce students to Natural Language Processing, FAIR principles, Open Science, and how the CLARIN research infrastructure can be used to discover, explore, and deposit linguistic resources. The applications are open until 30 April: Registration one-week | Digital Tools for Humanists.
30 June—3 July, Birmingham, UK: Corpus Linguistics 2025 Conference. If you plan to attend the conference, please check out the programme of the pre-conference workshops. Our trainers and User Involvement members, Giulia Pedonese, Alexander König, Martin Wynne, and Megan Bushnell, are organising a pre-conference workshop on Applying FAIR Data Principles in Corpus Linguistics: CL2025 - Workshops.
14-18 July, Lisabon, Portugal: Digital Humanities Conference: Accessibility and Citizenship. Registration open: https://dh2025.adho.org/. The programme is still under construction, but CLARIN will be represented through a panel, one workshop, one tutorial and poster presentation. More details soon. If you have submitted abstracts, please email events@clarin.eu.
24 July -1 August, Besançon, France: The European Summer University in Digital Humanities ‘Culture and Technology’. Our trainer, Isuri Anuradha from Lancaster University, will teach a workshop on Text analysis/prompt engineering on historical data. Applications open until 18 May: Application and Fees - MM.
11-13 September, Varna, Bulgaria: RANLP post-conference workshops and shared tasks: Workshops. Isuri Anuradha Francesca Frontini, Ruslan Mitkov and Paul Rayson will organise a workshop on Natural Language Processing and Language Models for Digital Humanities.
30 September—2 October, Vienna, Austria: The call for abstracts has been extended until 11 April. Lecturers, teachers, and trainers in the CLARIN network are invited to submit to the Education and Training Track: CALL FOR EXTENDED ABSTRACTS: CLARIN Annual Conference 2025 | CLARIN ERIC.