winnie e. pérez martínez

a personal website

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I like difficult questions and fuzzy data.

I'm a technologist, researcher, and educator specializing in digital humanities and Caribbean cultural studies from a literary framing. I have experience working in higher education institutions, professional organizations, and journals. I enjoy helping small teams manage, maintain, and build digital projects. My work combines project management, critical digital pedagogy, and web development.

My current research identifies grassroots sovereign practices of social transformation and knowledge creation in Puerto Rican science fiction to explore their significance for post-capitalist modes of scholarship. I live obsessed with infrastructures.

about this site

This site is built on 11ty and hosted through GitHub Pages. Access its code repository.

Special thanks to Jeremy Boggs for helping find my way in the code at times I thought I had to start over, and to Brandon Walsh for insisting blogging is essential.

selected writing

automated deploy with build-ghpages

No more switching GitHub branches to commit website updates. I added GitHub Actions.

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finally, a website, but why is it static?

It took three years, but now I have a live static website that I made myself.

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breadth and depth, a self-centered dialectic

Revising the old breadth vs. depth debate in DH with recent personal insights.

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other lives possible in alumni data

Too many humanities PhDs still think they’re going to land a tenure-track faculty position in higher education. Scholars' Lab alumni prove that this is not the only life worth living.

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