Sanita Reinsone

Sanita Reinsone, Senior researcher at the Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art (ILFA) of the University of Latvia

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Sanita Reinsone is a researcher in the field of digital humanities and autobiographical studies at the Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art (ILFA), University of Latvia, and a lecturer at the Technical University of Riga. She works as a science communication manager within the COST Nep4Dissent network and coordinates the international initiative #ScienceForUkraine. Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art of the University of Latvia (ILFA, http://lulfmi.lv) is the leading digital humanities research institution in Latvia. It strategically develops research in the field of digital humanities and undertakes initiatives to popularize them, maintaining an active role in maintaining a dialogue between research in the field of humanities, the field of cultural heritage and society in general.

#ScienceForUkraine is a grassroots initiative led by a group of volunteer researchers and students from the international community since the beginning of Russia's war in Ukraine. Its mission is to support the Ukrainian academic community to survive the war and to help ensure the continuity of science and Ukraine's presence on the international scientific stage. In a relatively short time, #ScienceForUkraine quickly turned into one of the most active and influential volunteer communities in support of the Ukrainian academic community, establishing its position as an information aggregator and disseminator.

EN:

Sanita Reinsone, PhD, is a researcher in digital humanities and autobiographical studies at the Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art (ILFA), University of Latvia, and a lecturer at Riga Technical University. She works as a science communication manager in the COST network Nep4Dissent and coordinates the international #ScienceForUkraine initiatives. Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art of the University of Latvia (ILFA, http://lulfmi.lv) is the leading digital humanities research institution in Latvia. It strategically develops digital humanities scholarship and takes up its popularization initiatives, keeps an active role in maintaining a dialogue between humanities research, the cultural heritage field and society at large.

#ScienceForUkraine is a grass-root initiative run by an international community group of volunteer scholars and students since the beginning of Russia's war in Ukraine. Its mission is to support the Ukrainian academic community in surviving the war and to help ensure the continuity of Ukraine's science and presence in the international science arena. In a relatively short time, #ScienceForUkraine has rapidly developed into one of the most active and influential volunteer communities in support of the Ukrainian academic community, establishing its position as an information aggregating and disseminating node.