During the annual conference of the DHd Association, the Empowerment Working Group organized a workshop on the topic of Data Feminism in the Digital Humanities (organized by Luise Borek, Nora Probst & Sarah Lang, technical support: Yael Lämmerhirt)[1]. This short blog post aims to present preliminary results to document the event and raise awareness for this essential topic. Everyone is invited to participate in the project and should contact the Empowerment Working Group if interested. Citation suggestion: Luise Borek*, Elena Suárez Cronauer, Pauline Junginger, Sarah Lang, Karoline Lemke & Nora Probst, Data Feminism as a Challenge for Digital Humanities? [English version], in LaTeX Ninja Blog, 01.07.2023. https://latex-ninja.com/2023/07/01/data-feminism-as-a-challenge-for-digital-humanities/ *All authors contributed equally. Disclaimer: This is a machine-translated version of the original German article (found here), powered by ChatGPT 4. I read over it to make sure there’s nothing wildly inappropriate in there but since terms used are crucial when it comes to this topic, the German version is the one we
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