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+# Create a DHRIFT Community Landing Page
+
+# Before you begin
+
+For an optimal experience, assemble key information about your institute in advance. Institute landing pages can be recreated; however, each new iteration will currently overwrite a previous institute, so you will want to save copies of your previous answers.
+
+Information you will need includes:
+
+- [ ] A title, description, format, location, and contact information for your event.  
+- [ ] Dates, times, and locations for workshops  
+- [ ] Names of instructors and assistants  
+- [ ] A GitHub account and login information
+
+For more information about how to make the most out of your DHRIFT landing page, please see our documentation.
+
+---
+
+# General Information
+
+*The information from this page will appear at the top of the page overlaid on the hero-image. See Creating a DHRIFT Community Page for an example. Fields with an \* are required.* 
+
+### ---
+
+### Landing Page Information
+
+**Title of institute / workshop / event / course / class \*:**  
+Catch Our DHRIFT  
+**Tagline**  
+DH workshops for responsible reuse
+
+**Format:**   
+**Hybrid**
+
+**Start Date:**   
+08/05/2024  
+**End Date:**   
+08/06/2024
+
+**Host Organization:**   
+DHRIFT & DH Research Institutes
+
+**Short Description:** (max 150 words)  
+During our two-day workshop intensive, we are going to learn how to use DHRIFT to support learning, to teach digital skills, and to customize content for your own local needs. 
+
+**Registration And Application Information:**   
+() Application Link  
+**Link**: https://dhrift.org  
+**Text**: Apply now
+
+() Registration Link  
+Link:   
+Text:
+
+# Details
+
+## Contacts
+
+**Organizer Names and Contact Info**  
+Lisa Rhody   
+[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
+
+Steve Zweibel  
+[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
+
+Zach Lloyd  
+[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
+
+## Location 
+
+**Venue:** The Graduate Center  
+**Physical Address:** 365 Fifth Ave. New York NY  
+**Room numbers:** 3300  
+**Directions**  
+**Virtual meeting link**  
+**Notes**
+
+## Description
+
+*Write an up to 150 word description of your institute for attendees. This space may describe what the desired outcome of the event will be, what kind of skills or projects your event will focus on, or the purpose of the institute.* 
+
+DHRIFT (Digital Humanities Resource Infrastructure for Teaching Technology) is an open educational resource (OER) and publication platform for DH workshops. Designed by humanities scholars for humanities scholars, DHRIFT provides a minimal computing, accessibility-aware, and interactive environment for teaching fundamental DH concepts. The platform includes a core set of more than 10 reviewed and tested workshops that have been developed and tested during two NEH-funded, week-long institutes, called the Digital Humanities Research Institutes (DHRI). Workshop topics range from learning the basics of Python, JavaScript, and R to conducting research through text analysis, data wrangling, and mapping. 
+
+## Outreach
+
+**Social Media:**   
+**Link**: 
+
+## Helpful Links & Resources
+
+**Title:**   
+DHRIFT
+
+**Link:**  
+[https://dhrift.org](https://dhrift.org)  
+
+**Notes:**   
+We will be using the DHRIFT platform for this workshop. You can read more about DHRIFT on their website. 
+
+**Upload File:**  
+\<\<PDF\>\>
+
+## 
+
+## Sponsors & Partners
+
+**Sponsor name:**    
+National Endowment for the Humanities	
+
+**Link:**  
+https://neh.gov
+
+**Notes:**  
+This workshop is supported in large part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), through their Digital Humanities Advancement Grant program.   
+
+**Add new button**
+
+## Additional Text
+
+DHRIFT (Digital Humanities Resource Infrastructure for Teaching Technology) is an open educational resource (OER) and publication platform for DH workshops. Designed by humanities scholars for humanities scholars, DHRIFT provides a minimal computing, accessibility-aware, and interactive environment for teaching fundamental DH concepts. The platform includes a core set of more than 10 reviewed and tested workshops that have been developed and tested during two NEH-funded, week-long institutes, called the Digital Humanities Research Institutes (DHRI). Workshop topics range from learning the basics of Python, JavaScript, and R to conducting research through text analysis, data wrangling, and mapping. 
+
+## Schedule
+
+### Session 1
+
+**Title**: Welcome and Ice Breaker
+
+**DHRIFT Workshop:** \<none\>
+
+**Date**: 8/5/2024
+
+**Start Time:** 1:00 PM
+
+**End Time:** 4:30 PM
+
+**Instructor 1:**  Lisa Rhody
+
+**Instructor email:** [email protected]
+
+**Assistant**: Evalyn Rhody
+
+**Assistant email**: [email protected]
+
+**Notes**: Come prepared to share information about yourself and what you would like to do. 
+
+**Additional resources:** \<upload file\> 
+
+### Session 2
+
+**Title**: Introduction to the Command Line
+
+**DHRIFT Workshop**: command line
+
+**Date**: 8/5/2024
+
+**Start Time:** 5:00 PM
+
+**End Time:** 6:30 PM
+
+**Instructor 1:** Steve Z	
+
+**Instructor email:** [email protected]
+
+**Assistant**: Oscar
+
+**Assistant email**: [email protected]
+
+**Notes**: Prepare to get your command line on. 
+
+**Additional resources:** \<upload file\> 
+