- Happening right**now**. Through this call, we will gather~10 participants as our cohort, balancing representation across library and archives professionals and digital humanities researchers.

**Phase 2: Collaborate**

- Collaboration is central to the project, and during**December 2025** we’ll facilitate two webinars to teach effective, sustainable technical writing, and create partnerships for cross-disciplinary co-authorship. As you begin writing, we’ll support your progress through an online programme of lesson development workshops and writing sprints (**January-March 2026**).

- Collaboration is central to the project, and during**December 2025** we’ll facilitate two webinars to teach effective, sustainable technical writing, and create partnerships for cross-disciplinary co-authorship.

- As you begin writing, we’ll support your progress through an online programme of lesson development workshops and writing sprints (**January-March 2026**).

**Phase 3: Publish**

- Through**April and May 2026**, we’ll host community review workshops to share and test**ENABLAR** lessons-in-progress. These will provide opportunities for the cohort to benefit from broader feedback, as well as each other’s - we’ll invite new voices to join us from the library and archives sector and the digital humanities research community, also seeking expressions of interest for participation in a formal open peer review process.

- Perhaps you’re a**Research Software Engineer** working with cultural collections, keen to apply software engineering principles to support and enhance reader services and collections research?

- Are you a**technician** who builds or maintains tools for data management and analysis, eager to explore ways library staff and researchers could put them to use?

We value diversity of skills, voices, and lived experiences. We are committed to diversity and equal access within digital humanities, we encourage the participation of women, members ofminority groups, LGBTQ+ community, and peoples from the Global South. All events in the**ENABLAR** project programme will take place online to maximise opportunities for participation.

We value diversity of skills, voices, and lived experiences. We are committed to diversity and equal access within digital humanities, we encourage the participation of women, members ofmarginalised groups, LGBTQ+ community, and peoples from the Global South. All events in the**ENABLAR** project programme will take place online to maximise opportunities for participation.