Expanding a Model for Collections as Data Work to Identify Jim Crow Laws Across Multiple Southern States

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Panelists will reflect on their work to expand a collections as data and machine learning project identifying Jim Crow laws across three southern states: North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. These teams are collaborating to reuse and improve methods that create text corpora and train models to identify racist laws. -- Rolando O. Rodriguez (he/him/él) Humanities Data Librarian Digital Research Services University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27515-2950 Schedule an appointment<https://guides.lib.unc.edu/rolandorodriguez>

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