The Digital Humanities Association of Southern Africa (DHASA) is an organization dedicated to advancing digital scholarship in the humanities and social sciences across the Southern African region. It promotes the use of digital methods and technologies in research, teaching, and innovation, fostering collaboration among scholars, institutions, and national infrastructures. DHASA supports methodological development, advocates for the recognition of digital research outputs, and facilitates training opportunities through conferences, workshops, and interdisciplinary projects. It also seeks to expand Digital Humanities (DH) into new fields, including Indigenous Knowledge Systems, fine arts, and performance studies, while showcasing regional innovations and securing funding for DH initiatives. 

Mission Statement: 
DHASA seeks to advance Digital Humanities (DH) in Southern Africa by promoting digital scholarship, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and supporting research, teaching, and innovation. We advocate for the recognition of digital research outputs, provide training opportunities, and expand DH into emerging fields such as Indigenous Knowledge Systems, fine arts, and performance studies. Through conferences, workshops, and partnerships, we aim to strengthen DH methodologies and infrastructure, ensuring their impact on the humanities and social sciences. 

Vision Statement: 
To shape the future of Digital Humanities in Southern Africa through the integration of digital methodologies in education and research, interdisciplinary collaborations, and increased scholarship in emerging fields of study.