#argentinaculture — Public Fediverse posts

Google Blog: Step into the world of tango on Google Arts & Culture. “Google Arts & Culture has long been committed to preserving and celebrating Argentina’s rich heritage, having collaborated with 25 local partners across the country. Following the success of Argentina’s Table — our exploration of the nation’s diverse culinary scene — we’re now turning our focus to the dance and […]

Google Blog: Step into the world of tango on Google Arts & Culture. “Google Arts & Culture has long been committed to preserving and celebrating Argentina’s rich heritage, having collaborated with 25 local partners across the country. Following the success of Argentina’s Table — our exploration of the nation’s diverse culinary scene — we’re now turning our focus to the dance and […]

Washington University in St. Louis: ACLS Digital Justice Grant supports bilingual archive of transfeminist activism in Argentina. “The project brings together U.S.-based feminist scholars and Argentine activists, scholars and community organizations to preserve materials related to 21st-century transfeminist movements while developing a new model for ethical, community-centered digital […]

Washington University in St. Louis: ACLS Digital Justice Grant supports bilingual archive of transfeminist activism in Argentina. “The project brings together U.S.-based feminist scholars and Argentine activists, scholars and community organizations to preserve materials related to 21st-century transfeminist movements while developing a new model for ethical, community-centered digital […]

National Library of Argentina: Digital Newspaper Archive of the National Library. This page has been machine-translated from Spanish. “The National Library makes available a new tool for the search, retrieval and visualization of digital objects of periodical publications produced and managed by the institution’s Microfilming and Digitization Center.”

National Library of Argentina: Digital Newspaper Archive of the National Library. This page has been machine-translated from Spanish. “The National Library makes available a new tool for the search, retrieval and visualization of digital objects of periodical publications produced and managed by the institution’s Microfilming and Digitization Center.”