About the Journal

PanAmerican Journal of Digital Humanities & AI (PanAmerican DH&AI) is a peer-reviewed, fully open-access electronic journal. It is the official publication of the Pan-American Center for Digital Humanities, Culture & Artificial Intelligence (PAC-DHCAI), based in Florida, United States, and is published by Anglo Latin Culture 369 Corp.

All articles are available immediately, free of charge and without restrictions to any reader anywhere in the world. There are no article processing charges (APC) for authors and no fees for readers.

What we publish. Original, unpublished work of varied kinds, including original research articles, critical essays, case studies, theoretical reflections, literature reviews, brief communications, book reviews, technical notes and digital creative productions. The journal welcomes contributions from researchers in Anglo-America and Latin America who build knowledge at the intersection of culture, technology, digital humanities and artificial intelligence.

Purpose and scope. PanAmerican DH&AI is a continental space for reflection, research and creation at the intersection of culture, technology, digital humanities and artificial intelligence, with emphasis on the links between Anglo-America and Latin America. It takes a deliberately interdisciplinary approach, fostering dialogue between the academic traditions of the north and south of the continent, and among the humanities, the social sciences and computer science.

Language policy. The language of publication is English. Abstracts and keywords are also published in Spanish, French and Portuguese so that the journal can be read across the continent. Instructions for authors, policies and forms are available in Spanish through the language switch on this site. In case of discrepancy, the English version prevails.

Research areas. Contributions are organized into five areas:

1. Pan-American Cultural Studies and Sociocultural Diversity. Explores the cultural, historical and symbolic dynamics that shape identities in the United States and Latin America, with emphasis on migration, diasporas and social cohesion.

Research lines: Anglo-American and Latin American Cultures; African American Culture; Native Peoples of the Americas; Gastronomy, Traditions and Folklore; Religion, Mysticism and Spirituality; Identities, Migration and Intercultural Coexistence; Migrants and Cultural Consumption; Memory, History and Symbolic Construction; Human Development and Sense of Life; Comparative Studies of Pan-American Cultures.

2. Arts, Heritage and Creative Expressions. Studies the artistic practices, aesthetic languages and traditional, modern and popular cultural expressions of the Americas, as well as their preservation, digitization and projection in contemporary settings.

Research lines: Fine Arts, Modern Arts and Popular Expressions; Digital Humanities and Digital Cultural Heritage Preservation; Culture, Art and Technology; Narratives, Discourse and Cultural Representation; Strategic Narratives, Storytelling and Brand Representation.

3. Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Cultural Technologies. Investigates the impact, design and application of emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence, in cultural, educational and social settings, promoting responsible, inclusive models oriented toward the common good.

Research lines: Ethics, Governance and Policy of Artificial Intelligence; Artificial Intelligence for Culture and the Creative Industries; Digital Humanities and Computational Analysis of Culture; Artificial Intelligence, Health and Wellbeing in the Pan-American Context.

4. Education, Innovation and Social Transformation. Investigates the educational processes, training practices and innovation models that strengthen social cohesion, democratic citizenship and human development in diverse, digitally interconnected societies.

Research lines: Education, Science, Technology and Innovation; Digital Education and Continuing Training; Education, Civic Formation and Democratic Culture; Digital Literacy and Media Competencies; Educational Innovation for Migrant Populations.

5. Creative Economy, Entrepreneurship and Cultural Development. Analyzes the economic, social and organizational models that drive creativity, innovation and cultural sustainability in the United States and Latin America.

Research lines: Creative Economy and Cultural Entrepreneurship; Cultural Ecosystems and Tourism; Measuring Cultural and Social Impact; Pan-American Cultural and Creative Industries; Models of Cultural Sustainability.

Peer review. Every manuscript undergoes double-blind peer review by external reviewers to ensure scientific quality, originality and relevance. Citations and references follow APA style, current edition (see the Author Guidelines).

Open access and license. Diamond Open Access, no embargo. Articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC 4.0). See the Open Access Policy.

Independence. The journal is editorially independent. Membership of PAC-DHCAI, sponsorship and any other support do not influence peer review, editorial decisions or publication, and do not give priority or early access to any content.

Visibility. After publishing its first issue, the journal will apply to the main open-access and regional indexing services, following each service’s own requirements.

Citing the journal. PanAmerican Journal of Digital Humanities & AI. Full name in every reference; “PanAmerican DH&AI” is the short name used in communications.