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Committee for Equity and Inclusion

2019-02-12T15:11:15Z

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We strive to make DLF events and initiatives as welcoming and accessible as possible. Since the 2016 DLF Forum, our Forum Planning Committees have included a sub-committee on inclusivity issues. The work of the Inclusivity Committee has been so important to us, and has made a significant impact to the experiences of our attendees. To provide guidance for DLF staff and for the community year-round, we are creating a new, standing DLF Committee for Equity and Inclusion.

== Background ==
Our 2016-2018 Forum Inclusivity Committees were made up of volunteers who have thoughtfully and collaboratively implemented initiatives, including:

* Expanding and updating DLF’s Code of Conduct
* Reviewing the conference registration form to ensure that registrants have the opportunity to provide us with accommodation requests, preferred pronouns, dietary restrictions, etc.
* Serving in intentional “connector” roles to our many other Forum planning groups (from the social and local planning committees to the program and sponsorship committees), to ensure that the spirit of inclusivity touches every aspect of Forum planning
* Designating and publicizing a quiet room, nursing room, gender-neutral restrooms, and other features at the Forum venue
* Helping to arrange DLF Forum childcare services
* Setting up and publicizing community note-taking docs, compiling important accessibility tips for people creating slide decks, and promoting sharing of conference materials through DLF’s OSF for Meetings account
* Facilitating ride-share and room-share connections via a public exchange, to help make the Forum more economically accessible
* Serving as a helpful sounding-board for DLF staff who are working to organize the Forum, and assisting with other projects, large and small

== Join the Standing Committee ==
The new, year-round DLF Committee for Equity and Inclusion will aim to build and support more inclusive, diverse, and equitable communities of practice. We envision this to be a lightweight group that advises DLF staff, shares expertise and resources, and collaborates with annual Forum “Community” committees to ensure that a spirit of inclusivity permeates the work those groups do in supporting on-site Forum programming. Do you have an article to recommend? Tips on organizing inclusive in-person or remote events? We hope to utilize the expertise of this group when planning the DLF Forum and DLFx events, but also to serve as a framework for community members to ask questions and offer advice.

Interested in volunteering for the standing committee? Please join our [https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/dlf-committee-for-equity-and-inclusion Google Group] and stay tuned for more information. We plan to have a call in February 2019 for introductions as well as to discuss avenues forward and the 2019 DLF Forum!

== Call Information and Agenda ==
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Committee for Equity and Inclusion

2019-01-30T16:03:36Z

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Committee for Equity and Inclusion

2019-01-30T16:02:47Z

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We strive to make DLF events and initiatives as welcoming and accessible as possible. Since the 2016 DLF Forum, our Forum Planning Committees have included a sub-committee on inclusivity issues. The work of the Inclusivity Committee has been so important to us, and has made a significant impact to the experiences of our attendees. To provide guidance for DLF staff and for the community year-round, we are creating a new, standing DLF Committee for Equity and Inclusion.

== Background ==
Our 2016-2018 Forum Inclusivity Committees were made up of volunteers who have thoughtfully and collaboratively implemented initiatives, including:

- Expanding and updating DLF’s Code of Conduct
- Reviewing the conference registration form to ensure that registrants have the opportunity to provide us with accommodation requests, preferred pronouns, dietary restrictions, etc.
- Serving in intentional “connector” roles to our many other Forum planning groups (from the social and local planning committees to the program and sponsorship committees), to ensure that the spirit of inclusivity touches every aspect of Forum planning
- Designating and publicizing a quiet room, nursing room, gender-neutral restrooms, and other features at the Forum venue
- Helping to arrange DLF Forum childcare services
- Setting up and publicizing community note-taking docs, compiling important accessibility tips for people creating slide decks, and promoting sharing of conference materials through DLF’s OSF for Meetings account
- Facilitating ride-share and room-share connections via a public exchange, to help make the Forum more economically accessible
- Serving as a helpful sounding-board for DLF staff who are working to organize the Forum, and assisting with other projects, large and small

== Join the Standing Committee ==
The new, year-round DLF Committee for Equity and Inclusion will aim to build and support more inclusive, diverse, and equitable communities of practice. We envision this to be a lightweight group that advises DLF staff, shares expertise and resources, and collaborates with annual Forum “Community” committees to ensure that a spirit of inclusivity permeates the work those groups do in supporting on-site Forum programming. Do you have an article to recommend? Tips on organizing inclusive in-person or remote events? We hope to utilize the expertise of this group when planning the DLF Forum and DLFx events, but also to serve as a framework for community members to ask questions and offer advice.

Interested in volunteering for the standing committee? Please join our [[https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/dlf-committee-for-equity-and-inclusion Google Group]] and stay tuned for more information. We plan to have a call in February 2019 for introductions as well as to discuss avenues forward and the 2019 DLF Forum!

== Call Information and Agenda ==
This information will be posted soon!

Main Page

2019-01-30T15:59:42Z

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'''Welcome!''' DLF's wiki was created in 2014 for our various [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ interest groups] and affiliated organizations to share information, best practices, and community notes. (See the main [https://diglib.org/ Digital Library Federation website] for info on DLF programs, fellowships, publications, and events.)

'''This wiki is also the home of our DLF Organizers' Toolkit!'''

== DLF Organizers' Toolkit ==
[[File:Organizing-with-DLF.png|thumb]]
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Communications and Consensus]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings]]
# [[Planning Virtual Meetings and Webinars]]
# [[Talking and Writing]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[In a Nutshell]]

== Hosted/Sponsored Groups and Projects ==

*[[NDSA:Main Page|National Digital Stewardship Alliance]] ([http://ndsa.org NDSA])
*DLF [[eResearch Network]]
* [[Home|OpenLab]] Workshop 2015
*annual [[AMIA-DLF Hack Days]] (2013-present)
*annual [[Endangered Data Week]]

== DLF Working Groups ==
Not all DLF groups maintain wiki pages. Find more activity [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ here]. [[File:DLFgroupsposter.jpg|thumb]]
*DLF Working Group on [[Labor | Labor in Digital Libraries]]
*DLF [[Transparency-Accountability | Government Records Transparency & Accountability]] Interest Group
*DLF [[Assessment | Assessment Interest Group]] (AIG)
# [[Assessment:Costs | AIG Cost Assessment Group]] (home of the [http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator])
# [[Assessment:Cultural Assessment | AIG Cultural Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:Metadata | AIG Metadata Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:User Studies | AIG User Studies Group]]
## [[Assessment:User/UX | AIG User/UX Group]]
## [[Assessment:User/Reuse | AIG Content Reuse Group]]
*DLF [[Pedagogy | Digital Library Pedagogy Group]] (aka #DLFteach)
# [[Pedagogy:Outreach | #DLFteach Outreach Group]]
# [[Pedagogy:Professional Development | #DLFteach Professional Development Group]]
# [[Pedagogy:DOCC | #DLFteach DOCC Group]]
*DLF [[DLF Project Managers Group | Project Managers Group]] (PMG)
*DLF [[Metadata Support Group]] (MSG)
*DLF Working Group on [[Technologies of Surveillance]]
*DLF [[Digital Scholarship Working Group]]
* DLF [[Committee for Equity and Inclusion]]

== Digitization and CLIR Hidden Collections Resources ==
These resources will be of particular interest to grant applicants for CLIR's [https://www.clir.org/fellowships/hiddencollections Hidden Collections] and [https://www.clir.org/recordings-at-risk Recordings at Risk] programs and to anyone planning a digitization project.
*[http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator]
*[[Digitizing Special Formats]] (resource library)
*[[Strategies for Advancing Hidden Collections]] free webinars and helpful guides
*[https://www.clir.org/hiddencollections/applicant-resources/#toolkit Hidden Collections Applicant Toolkit videos] created by DLF
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epk3OwOQqvI Common Challenges]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s18DaM6TXHE Rights, Ethics, and Re-Use]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNPvuWnTJhg Sustainability]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd4tWzlelWs Institutional Capacity + Community]

== Need help? ==
Contact [https://www.diglib.org/about/staff/ Team DLF] or email info(at)diglib.org to have editing privileges enabled or to ask for help at any time!
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2019.01.15 Digital Library Pedagogy Twitter Chat

2019-01-15T18:36:30Z

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== Details ==
For this session of #DLFteach, we’re interested in how you’ve approached ethical issues when teaching with or about digital libraries. Elizabeth Gibes and Chelcie Rowell will facilitate (@eagibes and @ararebit on Twitter). This chat will take place at 2:00 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday, January 15, 2018. Join in using the #DLFteach hashtag.

== Suggested Reading ==
*Drabinski, Emily. "[https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/669547 Queering the Catalog: Queer Theory and the Politics of Correction]." The Library Quarterly 83, no. 2 (April 2013): 94–111.
*Hathcock, April. “[https://aprilhathcock.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/open-but-not-equal-open-scholarship-for-social-justice Open But Not Equal: Open Scholarship for Social Justice].” At the Intersection (blog), February 8, 2016.
*Robertson, Tara. “[http://tararobertson.ca/2016/lita-keynote Not All Information Wants to Be Free (2016 LITA Forum Closing Keynote)].” Tara Robertson (blog), November 20, 2016.

== Questions ==
* Monday, 10:00 a.m. Join us tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. ET for our next #DLFteach chat, focused on teaching the ethical issues of digital libraries. Details including suggested readings at: https://wiki.diglib.org/2019.01.15_Digital_Library_Pedagogy_Twitter_Chat
* Tuesday, 1:00 p.m. In one hour (at 2:00 p.m. ET), join us for our next #DLFteach chat, focused on teaching and ethical considerations in digital libraries. Details including suggested readings at: https://wiki.diglib.org/2019.01.15_Digital_Library_Pedagogy_Twitter_Chat
* Tuesday, 2:00 p.m. Welcome! This #DLFteach chat is hosted by @eagibes & @ararebit
* Tuesday, 2:01 p.m. Follow along with the #DLFteach hashtag, and don’t forget to include it in your responses along with the question number, e.g. Q1.
* Tuesday, 2:02 p.m. For this session of #DLFteach, we’re interested in how you’ve approached ethical issues when teaching with or about digital libraries. It’s complicated! Let’s unpack it.
* Tuesday, 2:03 p.m. Questions will be Tweeted from @CLIRDLF. Ready? Here we go! #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:03 p.m. First, introduce yourself! #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:06 p.m. Q1: Our GLAM professional associations articulate professional values, but what values are personally important to you as a digital library practitioner and a teacher of digital library practice? #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:15 p.m. Q2: Tell us about a time you were able to engage students with one of your professional values or enact one of these values in your teaching, like this moment described by health science librarian Alex Carroll. https://twitter.com/alexjcarroll/status/1047166788746792961 #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:24 p.m. Q3: Tell us about an ethical question that you’re not sure how to approach in the classroom. What’s the question, and what’s tricky about teaching it? #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:35 p.m. Q4: What steps could you take to empower yourself to tackle ethical issues in the classroom, and what help do you need from others? #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:45 p.m. Q5: In the coming year what ethical question would you like to engage in your teaching, or even just explore for yourself? #DLFteach
* Tuesday, 2:55 p.m. Thank you for participating in this #DLFteach chat!
* Tuesday, 2:56 p.m. Learn more about #DLFteach, what we do, and how you can get involved! https://wiki.diglib.org/Pedagogy
* Tuesday, 2:57 p.m. Do you have an idea for a #DLFteach twitter chat? Sign up to be a host! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc00xAPgoi_NxeS70FEJUD6lB3bbmQQANzKA0UTSbv2ZspO4A/viewform
* Tuesday, 2:59 p.m. We also host #DLFteach office hours on Slack, for feedback, discussion, and chatting with colleagues. For more info, check out @letsshall’s description on the DLF blog. https://www.diglib.org/dlfteach-slack-channel-office-hours
* Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. Don’t forget to join our Google Group to stay updated! #DLFteach https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dlf-pedagogy

== Archive ==
* TAGS spreadsheet
* Wakelet story

File:DLFgroupsposter.jpg

2019-01-08T14:45:26Z

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== Summary ==
DLF Groups Poster from 2018

== Licensing ==
{{CC-by-sa-2.5}}

Main Page

2018-06-04T14:34:11Z

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'''Welcome!''' DLF's wiki was created in 2014 for our various [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ interest groups] and affiliated organizations to share information, best practices, and community notes. (See the main [https://diglib.org/ Digital Library Federation website] for info on DLF programs, fellowships, publications, and events.)

'''This wiki is also the home of our DLF Organizers' Toolkit!''' [[File:Organizing-with-DLF.png|thumb]]

== DLF Organizers' Toolkit ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings]]
# [[Planning Virtual Meetings and Webinars]]
# [[Talking and Writing]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[In a Nutshell]]

== Hosted/Sponsored Groups and Projects ==

*[[NDSA:Main Page|National Digital Stewardship Alliance]] ([http://ndsa.org NDSA])
*DLF [[eResearch Network]]
*DLF [[Legible Learning]] Project (coming Summer 2017)
*annual [[AMIA-DLF Hack Days]] (2013-present)
*annual [[Endangered Data Week]]

== DLF Working Groups ==
Not all DLF groups maintain wiki pages. Find more activity [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ here]. [[File:DLFgroupsposter.jpg|thumb]]
*DLF Working Group on [[Labor | Labor in Digital Libraries]]
*DLF [[Transparency-Accountability | Government Records Transparency & Accountability]] Interest Group
*DLF [[Assessment | Assessment Interest Group]] (AIG)
# [[Assessment:Costs | AIG Cost Assessment Group]] (home of the [http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator])
# [[Assessment:Cultural Assessment | AIG Cultural Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:Metadata | AIG Metadata Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:User Studies | AIG User Studies Group]]
## [[Assessment:User/UX | AIG User/UX Group]]
*DLF [[Pedagogy | Digital Library Pedagogy Group]] (aka #DLFteach)
# [[Pedagogy:Outreach | #DLFteach Outreach Group]]
# [[Pedagogy:Professional Development | #DLFteach Professional Development Group]]
# [[Pedagogy:DOCC | #DLFteach DOCC Group]]
*DLF [[DLF Project Managers Group | Project Managers Group]] (PMG)
*DLF [[Metadata Support Group]] (MSG)
*DLF Working Group on [[Technologies of Surveillance]]
*DLF [[Digital Scholarship Working Group]]

== Digitization and CLIR Hidden Collections Resources ==
These resources will be of particular interest to grant applicants for CLIR's [https://www.clir.org/fellowships/hiddencollections Hidden Collections] and [https://www.clir.org/recordings-at-risk Recordings at Risk] programs and to anyone planning a digitization project.
*[http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator]
*[[Digitizing Special Formats]] (resource library)
*[[Strategies for Advancing Hidden Collections]] free webinars and helpful guides
*[https://www.clir.org/hiddencollections/applicant-resources/#toolkit Hidden Collections Applicant Toolkit videos] created by DLF
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epk3OwOQqvI Common Challenges]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s18DaM6TXHE Rights, Ethics, and Re-Use]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNPvuWnTJhg Sustainability]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd4tWzlelWs Institutional Capacity + Community]

== Need help? ==
Contact [https://www.diglib.org/about/staff/ Team DLF] or email info(at)diglib.org to have editing privileges enabled or to ask for help at any time!
* Editing syntax, etc: [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

File:DLFgroupsposter.jpg

2018-06-04T14:32:37Z

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== Summary ==
DLF Groups Poster
== Licensing ==
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File:DLFgroupsposter.jpg

2018-06-04T14:28:30Z

Kkim: DLF Groups Poster

== Summary ==
DLF Groups Poster
== Licensing ==
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Transparency-Accountability

2018-04-20T15:01:31Z

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= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

=== What is this? ===

This is the page for the [https://www.diglib.org/groups/transparency-accountability/ DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability].

Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Mission ===

The DLF interest group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability seeks to support a broader culture of records transparency in the digital age. Using a range of methods, we work to provoke wide-ranging consideration of, and action related to, the creation, accessibility, and preservation of materials created by local, state, and federal governments - including records, publications, information, data, and documents. In doing this work, we act on our belief that the free flow of government information is fundamental to a democratic society and that, as such, we want to work to ensure that information created by our governments is capably preserved and freely accessible to the public.

The group's work is aligned with the broader mission of the Digital Library Federation (https://www.diglib.org/about/), and abides by its Code of Conduct (https://www.diglib.org/about/code-of-conduct/).

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join this Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

==Upcoming events!==

=== Upcoming Calls ===
'''Please [https://zoom.us/j/8442973484 join online here]''' (if you're new to Zoom, you may need to quickly download the software)

Or iPhone one-tap :
US: +16468769923, 8442973484# or +16699006833, 8442973484#
Or Telephone:
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 646 876 9923 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 408 740 3766
Meeting ID: 844 297 3484
International numbers available: https://zoom.us/j/8442973484

*Our April meeting (April 12 at 1pm EDT) will be given over to a special presentation on '''[https://www.diglib.org/recording-available-for-dlfgrt-presentation-on-immigrant-justice-and-federal-records-transparency/ Federal Records Transparency and Immigrant Justice]''', featuring presentations by Emily Creighton (Deputy Legal Director, American Immigration Council), Victoria López (senior staff attorney at the National Prison Project of the ACLU), and Guillermo Cantor (Director of Research, American Immigration Council). Panelists will offer an overview of FOIA and records transparency in the context of immigrant justice work; discuss how advocacy, research, and legal challenges to unlawful agency practices are informed by FOIA work; and touch on the particular challenges and rewards of pursuing transparency work in the Trump era. Details [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w_KYEOyye75mXpnfM_QWw134MV8Z5Q1Y2chzwHh0ecA/edit here].

*May Meeting - May 16 at 1pm EDT

*August Meeting - August 17 at 1pm EDT

== Past Meetings ==
====Special Meetings====
'''30 March 2018'''
Amy West gave a special presentation entitled, "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pG9PWJsQos?t=56s The GOP and the 2020 Census: Why count the population you have when you can make the population you want?]" The [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Yg2tP2Dk7LKv5xNJh7dFQMydDIiViGKTg9Cs3mU4GNQ/edit?usp=sharing agenda & minutes] for the meeting are also available.

'''27 February 2018'''
Endangered Data Week 2018 Twitter Chat, as part of [http://endangereddataweek.org '''Endangered Data Week,'''], this group hosted an #EndangeredData Twitter chat hosted by @brandontlocke, @worldcatlady, @nowviskie, @captain_maybe. Endangered Data Week is a distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.”

Discussion questions:
*Q1. Introductions! Tell everyone a little something about who & where you are. What motivates your interest in #EndangeredData?
*Q2. Have you taken part in activities to preserve data or raise awareness of data stewardship? Doing anything for #EndangeredData Week?
*Q3. How do you personally (or how does your community or organization) use or think about publicly collected/available data? #EndangeredData
*Q4. Do you know of datasets that could be collected and made publicly available, but aren't? How could they impact you/your community/your organization? #EndangeredData
*Q5. Are datasets that matter to you or the communities you serve under any kinds of threat? Which datasets? What makes them #EndangeredData?
*Q6. What’s the biggest thing missing from local or national/global #EndangeredData teaching, awareness, or skills training, from your point of view?

'''18 August 2017''' ([https://www.diglib.org/title-44-and-the-uncertain-future-of-free-public-access-to-government-info-in-the-us/ Title 44 and the Uncertain Future of Free Public Access to Government Info in the US]) with James Jacobs ([http://dlf.wordpress.clir.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2017/09/DLF_Transparency_Accountability_Title_44.mp3 audio recording here]).

'''19 May 2017''' ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JCzCwFVIQcsmGT9M6LCwGxk5Ywri93HDWSSHDyBWtLE/edit agenda & minutes])
This meeting featured a presentation by Amy West on "Census 2020 Data Accuracy." A recording of her presentation is available [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwxlkWAQgeNTMC1BNWtSWFpNN0k here], and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VJ6qFqDxO0UwJA6KyikA3K6YgB7WkiEDBy0pfgQaoHw/edit#slide=id.p presentation slides are here]

'''21 April 2017'''
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit Endangered Data Week webinar, "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency"]. [https://dlf.wordpress.clir.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2016/09/Endangered-Accountability-Webinar.mp3 A recording of the webinar is available here]. Presenters' Slides: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8sQDc9go6X-vr1E-_jqiH8LDl0tM2nb398vzJWKLzY/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p Alex Howard]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]

==== Regular Meeting Minutes ====
* 17 February 2017. ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* 3 March 2017. ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* 24 March 2017. ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 16 June 2017. (No meeting.)
* 21 July 2017. ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/10rpQ6XOu8e_9Hz5HT18-iGYSOu8KzMmOrTN3Mi9FA9E/edit agenda])
* 18 August 2017. ([https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/DLF_Transparency_Accountability_Title_44.mp3 Recording of Jim Jacobs' presentation on the threats to Title 44.])
* 15 September 2017. (No meeting.)
* 20 October 2017. (No meeting; the DLF Forum was the following week.)
* 1 December 2017. ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DCxyM1yA0UPT4XA6hDDyLu11oCYGMIceiZ9HxHdhsQw/edit agenda])
* 23 January 2018. Topics: Endangered Data Week, Title 44, group mission statement, Civic Switchboard.([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c_jst5Soc9oA7Y36_E3Dh_aIrjodMSn8TSZ5h-M70po/edit agenda])
*30 March 2018 Topics: 2020 census, PEGI, proposed working groups ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Yg2tP2Dk7LKv5xNJh7dFQMydDIiViGKTg9Cs3mU4GNQ/edit agenda])

=== 2017 Group Survey ===
As we begin to plan for the coming year, we think it would be useful to begin to develop stronger connections between members of this interest group. That is to say, we want to support efforts to get to know each other and outline shared values and directions despite our geographic distance.

To this end, a team of facilitators (Rachel Mattson, Brandon Locke, and Purdom Lindblad) propose that we spend some time in the coming months engaging in a series of one-one one conversations among participants in this group. We are hoping that these conversations will create a strong foundation for our group to expand and develop. We imagine these conversations as a way of beginning to approach three initial goals (and to identify additional goals):

* To build a shared vocabulary.
* To begin a process of developing stronger connections between members of this interest group - and supporting more intra-group conversation and collaboration.
* To create an action plan for the group’s future work.

We want to underscore that this is the first stage; we imagine these conversations as iterative and open to group recommendations.

How can you participate? Just follow the steps outlined below.

'''Complete [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEaM7levQ3KlCtAviOxaG5KstwKVWxY_48FW937Uc3h7lwiw/viewform?c=0&w=1&includes_info_params=true survey form] (before September 5).'''
To begin, we invite you to complete a survey about what motivates you to participate in this group, what issues are of greatest concern to you, what practices you wish to share or to develop, and so on. We ask you to complete the form by the first week in September. Your responses will be sent to the group’s facilitators and also emailed back to you in order to help prompt reflection in paired conversations.

'''Meet with your partner (sometime before October 5).'''
After individual surveys are completed, participating members will be matched to another person in the group. Once you have the name of your partner, you should reach out to them via email to set time and platform for shared discussion. We will provide prompts to get you started, but feel free to expand on those prompts. You may use whatever platform you prefer - e.g. email, Skype, or telephone.

'''For your conversation:'''
* Be sure to keep notes so that you can share back with large group later.
* Reserve a minimum of 30 minutes for this conversation. But feel free to decide together to extend that time. Be sure to clearly indicate your time constraints to your partner to avoid confusion.

Subsequently, participants will have the opportunity to share the results of their one-on-one conversations with the larger group. We will use these reflections to develop a shared set of principles and/or an action plan for the coming year.

=== Other Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).

Main Page

2018-04-02T18:59:23Z

Kkim: /* DLF Working Groups */

'''Welcome!''' DLF's wiki was created in 2014 for our various [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ interest groups] and affiliated organizations to share information, best practices, and community notes. (See the main [https://diglib.org/ Digital Library Federation website] for info on DLF programs, fellowships, publications, and events.)

'''This wiki is also the home of our DLF Organizers' Toolkit!''' [[File:Organizing-with-DLF.png|thumb]]

== DLF Organizers' Toolkit ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings]]
# [[Planning Virtual Meetings and Webinars]]
# [[Talking and Writing]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[In a Nutshell]]

== Hosted/Sponsored Groups and Projects ==

*[[NDSA:Main Page|National Digital Stewardship Alliance]] ([http://ndsa.org NDSA])
*DLF [[eResearch Network]]
*DLF [[Legible Learning]] Project (coming Summer 2017)
*annual [[AMIA-DLF Hack Days]] (2013-present)
*annual [[Endangered Data Week]]

== DLF Working Groups ==
Not all DLF groups maintain wiki pages. Find more activity [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ here].
*DLF Working Group on [[Labor | Labor in Digital Libraries]]
*DLF [[Transparency-Accountability | Government Records Transparency & Accountability]] Interest Group
*DLF [[Assessment | Assessment Interest Group]] (AIG)
# [[Assessment:Costs | AIG Cost Assessment Group]] (home of the [http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator])
# [[Assessment:Cultural Assessment | AIG Cultural Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:Metadata | AIG Metadata Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:User Studies | AIG User Studies Group]]
## [[Assessment:User/UX | AIG User/UX Group]]
*DLF [[Pedagogy | Digital Library Pedagogy Group]] (aka #DLFteach)
# [[Pedagogy:Professional Development | Resource Sharing and Professional Skills Development Project]]
# [[Pedagogy:DOCC | #DLFteach DOCC Project]]
*DLF [[DLF Project Managers Group | Project Managers Group]] (PMG)
*DLF [[Metadata Support Group]] (MSG)
*DLF Working Group on [[Technologies of Surveillance]]
*DLF [[Digital Scholarship Working Group]]

== Digitization and CLIR Hidden Collections Resources ==
These resources may be of particular interest to grant applicants for CLIR's [https://www.clir.org/fellowships/hiddencollections Hidden Collections] and [https://www.clir.org/recordings-at-risk Recordings at Risk] programs.
*[[Digitizing Special Formats]]
*[[Strategies for Advancing Hidden Collections]]
*[http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator]

== Need help? ==
Contact [https://www.diglib.org/about/staff/ Team DLF] or email info(at)diglib.org to have editing privileges enabled or to ask for help at any time!
* Editing syntax, etc: [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

Main Page

2018-02-23T21:26:26Z

Kkim: /* DLF Working Groups */

'''Welcome!''' DLF's wiki was created in 2014 for our various [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ interest groups] and affiliated organizations to share information, best practices, and community notes. (See the main [https://diglib.org/ Digital Library Federation website] for info on DLF programs, fellowships, publications, and events.)

'''This wiki is also the home of our DLF Organizers' Toolkit!''' [[File:Organizing-with-DLF.png|thumb]]

== DLF Organizers' Toolkit ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings]]
# [[Planning Virtual Meetings and Webinars]]
# [[Talking and Writing]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[In a Nutshell]]

== Hosted/Sponsored Groups and Projects ==

*[[NDSA:Main Page|National Digital Stewardship Alliance]] ([http://ndsa.org NDSA])
*DLF [[eResearch Network]]
*DLF [[Legible Learning]] Project (coming Summer 2017)
*annual [[AMIA-DLF Hack Days]] (2013-present)
*annual [[Endangered Data Week]]

== DLF Working Groups ==
Not all DLF groups maintain wiki pages. Find more activity [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ here].
*DLF Working Group on [[Labor | Labor in Digital Libraries]]
*DLF [[Transparency-Accountability | Government Records Transparency & Accountability]] Interest Group
*DLF [[Assessment | Assessment Interest Group]] (AIG)
# [[Assessment:Analytics | AIG Web Analytics Group]]
# [[Assessment:Costs | AIG Cost Assessment Group]] (home of the [http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator])
# [[Assessment:Cultural Assessment | AIG Cultural Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:Metadata | AIG Metadata Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:User Studies | AIG User Studies Group]]
## [[Assessment:User/UX | AIG User/UX Group]]
*DLF [[Pedagogy | Digital Library Pedagogy Group]] (aka #DLFteach)
# [[Pedagogy:Professional Development | Resource Sharing and Professional Skills Development Project]]
# [[Pedagogy:DOCC | #DLFteach DOCC Project]]
*DLF [[DLF Project Managers Group | Project Managers Group]] (PMG)
*DLF [[Metadata Support Group]] (MSG)
*DLF Working Group on [[Technologies of Surveillance]]
*DLF [[Digital Scholarship Working Group]]

== Digitization and CLIR Hidden Collections Resources ==
These resources may be of particular interest to grant applicants for CLIR's [https://www.clir.org/fellowships/hiddencollections Hidden Collections] and [https://www.clir.org/recordings-at-risk Recordings at Risk] programs.
*[[Digitizing Special Formats]]
*[[Strategies for Advancing Hidden Collections]]
*[http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator]

== Need help? ==
Contact [https://www.diglib.org/about/staff/ Team DLF] or email info(at)diglib.org to have editing privileges enabled or to ask for help at any time!
* Editing syntax, etc: [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

Transparency-Accountability

2018-01-16T22:30:57Z

Kkim: /* Special Meetings */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

=== What is this? ===

This is the page for a newly-forming [https://www.diglib.org/groups/transparency-accountability/ DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability].

Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join this Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Next Call ===
*Friday 12/1, 1pm EST. Topic: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DCxyM1yA0UPT4XA6hDDyLu11oCYGMIceiZ9HxHdhsQw/edit Planning for Endangered Data Week]. Facilitated by Brandon Locke and Sarah Melton.
*Tuesday 1/23, 1pm EST. Topic and facilitators: TBD.
*Thursday 3/1, 1pm EST. Scheduled to take place during Endangered Data Week; we’re hoping to host a webinar of some sort during this time.
*Friday 3/30, 1pm EST. Topic and facilitators: TBD.

'''Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here]''' (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Special Meetings ===
'''21 April 2017'''
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit Endangered Data Week webinar, "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency"].
A recording of the webinar is available [https://dlf.wordpress.clir.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2016/09/Endangered-Accountability-Webinar.mp3 here]. Presenters' Slides: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8sQDc9go6X-vr1E-_jqiH8LDl0tM2nb398vzJWKLzY/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p Alex Howard]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]

'''19 May 2017''' ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JCzCwFVIQcsmGT9M6LCwGxk5Ywri93HDWSSHDyBWtLE/edit agenda & minutes])
This meeting featured a presentation by Amy West on "Census 2020 Data Accuracy." A recording of her presentation is available [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwxlkWAQgeNTMC1BNWtSWFpNN0k here], and presentation slides are [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VJ6qFqDxO0UwJA6KyikA3K6YgB7WkiEDBy0pfgQaoHw/edit#slide=id.p here]

'''18 August 2017''' ([https://www.diglib.org/title-44-and-the-uncertain-future-of-free-public-access-to-government-info-in-the-us/ Title 44 and the Uncertain Future of Free Public Access to Government Info in the US]) with James Jacobs ([https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/DLF_Transparency_Accountability_Title_44.mp3 audio recording here]).

=== Regular Meeting Minutes ===
* 17 February 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* 3 March 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* 24 March 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 16 June 2017 (No meeting.)
* 21 July 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/10rpQ6XOu8e_9Hz5HT18-iGYSOu8KzMmOrTN3Mi9FA9E/edit agenda])
* 18 August 2017 ([https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/DLF_Transparency_Accountability_Title_44.mp3 Recording of Jim Jacobs' presentation on the threats to Title 44.])
* 15 September 2017 (No meeting.)
* 20 October 2017 (No meeting; the DLF Forum was the following week.)
* 1 December 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DCxyM1yA0UPT4XA6hDDyLu11oCYGMIceiZ9HxHdhsQw/edit agenda])
* 23 January 2018 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c_jst5Soc9oA7Y36_E3Dh_aIrjodMSn8TSZ5h-M70po/edit agenda])

=== 2017 Group Survey ===
As we begin to plan for the coming year, we think it would be useful to begin to develop stronger connections between members of this interest group. That is to say, we want to support efforts to get to know each other and outline shared values and directions despite our geographic distance.

To this end, a team of facilitators (Rachel Mattson, Brandon Locke, and Purdom Lindblad) propose that we spend some time in the coming months engaging in a series of one-one one conversations among participants in this group. We are hoping that these conversations will create a strong foundation for our group to expand and develop. We imagine these conversations as a way of beginning to approach three initial goals (and to identify additional goals):

* To build a shared vocabulary.
* To begin a process of developing stronger connections between members of this interest group - and supporting more intra-group conversation and collaboration.
* To create an action plan for the group’s future work.

We want to underscore that this is the first stage; we imagine these conversations as iterative and open to group recommendations.

How can you participate? Just follow the steps outlined below.

'''Complete [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEaM7levQ3KlCtAviOxaG5KstwKVWxY_48FW937Uc3h7lwiw/viewform?c=0&w=1&includes_info_params=true survey form] (before September 5).'''
To begin, we invite you to complete a survey about what motivates you to participate in this group, what issues are of greatest concern to you, what practices you wish to share or to develop, and so on. We ask you to complete the form by the first week in September. Your responses will be sent to the group’s facilitators and also emailed back to you in order to help prompt reflection in paired conversations.

'''Meet with your partner (sometime before October 5).'''
After individual surveys are completed, participating members will be matched to another person in the group. Once you have the name of your partner, you should reach out to them via email to set time and platform for shared discussion. We will provide prompts to get you started, but feel free to expand on those prompts. You may use whatever platform you prefer - e.g. email, Skype, or telephone.

'''For your conversation:'''
* Be sure to keep notes so that you can share back with large group later.
* Reserve a minimum of 30 minutes for this conversation. But feel free to decide together to extend that time. Be sure to clearly indicate your time constraints to your partner to avoid confusion.

Subsequently, participants will have the opportunity to share the results of their one-on-one conversations with the larger group. We will use these reflections to develop a shared set of principles and/or an action plan for the coming year.

=== Other Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting is '''Endangered Data Week.''' The first annual Endangered Data Week was held April 17-21, 2017. Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” For more info, visit http://endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-11-27T17:03:57Z

Kkim: /* Next Call */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

=== What is this? ===

This is the page for a newly-forming [https://www.diglib.org/groups/transparency-accountability/ DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability].

Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join this Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Next Call ===
*Friday 12/1, 1pm EST. Topic: Planning for Endangered Data Week. Facilitated by Brandon Locke and Sarah Melton.
*Tuesday 1/23, 1pm EST. Topic and facilitators: TBD.
*Thursday 3/1, 1pm EST. Scheduled to take place during Endangered Data Week; we’re hoping to host a webinar of some sort during this time.
*Friday 3/30, 1pm EST. Topic and facilitators: TBD.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Special Meetings ===
'''21 April 2017'''
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit Endangered Data Week webinar, "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency"].
A recording of the webinar is available [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar.mp3 here]. Presenters' Slides: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8sQDc9go6X-vr1E-_jqiH8LDl0tM2nb398vzJWKLzY/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p Alex Howard]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]

'''19 May 2017''' ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JCzCwFVIQcsmGT9M6LCwGxk5Ywri93HDWSSHDyBWtLE/edit agenda & minutes])
This meeting featured a presentation by Amy West on "Census 2020 Data Accuracy." A recording of her presentation is available [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwxlkWAQgeNTMC1BNWtSWFpNN0k here], and presentation slides are [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VJ6qFqDxO0UwJA6KyikA3K6YgB7WkiEDBy0pfgQaoHw/edit#slide=id.p here]

=== Regular Meeting Minutes ===
* 17 February 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* 3 March 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* 24 March 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 16 June 2017 (No meeting.)
* 21 July 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/10rpQ6XOu8e_9Hz5HT18-iGYSOu8KzMmOrTN3Mi9FA9E/edit agenda])
* 18 August 2017 ([https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/DLF_Transparency_Accountability_Title_44.mp3 Recording of Jim Jacobs' presentation on the threats to Title 44.])
* 15 September 2017 (No meeting.)
* 20 October 2017

=== 2017 Group Survey ===
As we begin to plan for the coming year, we think it would be useful to begin to develop stronger connections between members of this interest group. That is to say, we want to support efforts to get to know each other and outline shared values and directions despite our geographic distance.

To this end, a team of facilitators (Rachel Mattson, Brandon Locke, and Purdom Lindblad) propose that we spend some time in the coming months engaging in a series of one-one one conversations among participants in this group. We are hoping that these conversations will create a strong foundation for our group to expand and develop. We imagine these conversations as a way of beginning to approach three initial goals (and to identify additional goals):

* To build a shared vocabulary.
* To begin a process of developing stronger connections between members of this interest group - and supporting more intra-group conversation and collaboration.
* To create an action plan for the group’s future work.

We want to underscore that this is the first stage; we imagine these conversations as iterative and open to group recommendations.

How can you participate? Just follow the steps outlined below.

'''Complete [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEaM7levQ3KlCtAviOxaG5KstwKVWxY_48FW937Uc3h7lwiw/viewform?c=0&w=1&includes_info_params=true survey form] (before September 5).'''
To begin, we invite you to complete a survey about what motivates you to participate in this group, what issues are of greatest concern to you, what practices you wish to share or to develop, and so on. We ask you to complete the form by the first week in September. Your responses will be sent to the group’s facilitators and also emailed back to you in order to help prompt reflection in paired conversations.

'''Meet with your partner (sometime before October 5).'''
After individual surveys are completed, participating members will be matched to another person in the group. Once you have the name of your partner, you should reach out to them via email to set time and platform for shared discussion. We will provide prompts to get you started, but feel free to expand on those prompts. You may use whatever platform you prefer - e.g. email, Skype, or telephone.

'''For your conversation:'''
* Be sure to keep notes so that you can share back with large group later.
* Reserve a minimum of 30 minutes for this conversation. But feel free to decide together to extend that time. Be sure to clearly indicate your time constraints to your partner to avoid confusion.

Subsequently, participants will have the opportunity to share the results of their one-on-one conversations with the larger group. We will use these reflections to develop a shared set of principles and/or an action plan for the coming year.

=== Other Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting is '''Endangered Data Week.''' The first annual Endangered Data Week was held April 17-21, 2017. Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” For more info, visit http://endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-11-27T17:03:09Z

Kkim: /* Next Call */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

=== What is this? ===

This is the page for a newly-forming [https://www.diglib.org/groups/transparency-accountability/ DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability].

Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join this Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Next Call ===
Friday 12/1, 1pm EST. Topic: Planning for Endangered Data Week. Facilitated by Brandon Locke and Sarah Melton.
Tuesday 1/23, 1pm EST. Topic and facilitators: TBD.
Thursday 3/1, 1pm EST. Scheduled to take place during Endangered Data Week; we’re hoping to host a webinar of some sort during this time.
Friday 3/30, 1pm EST. Topic and facilitators: TBD.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Special Meetings ===
'''21 April 2017'''
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit Endangered Data Week webinar, "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency"].
A recording of the webinar is available [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar.mp3 here]. Presenters' Slides: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8sQDc9go6X-vr1E-_jqiH8LDl0tM2nb398vzJWKLzY/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p Alex Howard]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]

'''19 May 2017''' ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JCzCwFVIQcsmGT9M6LCwGxk5Ywri93HDWSSHDyBWtLE/edit agenda & minutes])
This meeting featured a presentation by Amy West on "Census 2020 Data Accuracy." A recording of her presentation is available [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwxlkWAQgeNTMC1BNWtSWFpNN0k here], and presentation slides are [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VJ6qFqDxO0UwJA6KyikA3K6YgB7WkiEDBy0pfgQaoHw/edit#slide=id.p here]

=== Regular Meeting Minutes ===
* 17 February 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* 3 March 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* 24 March 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 16 June 2017 (No meeting.)
* 21 July 2017 ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/10rpQ6XOu8e_9Hz5HT18-iGYSOu8KzMmOrTN3Mi9FA9E/edit agenda])
* 18 August 2017 ([https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/DLF_Transparency_Accountability_Title_44.mp3 Recording of Jim Jacobs' presentation on the threats to Title 44.])
* 15 September 2017 (No meeting.)
* 20 October 2017

=== 2017 Group Survey ===
As we begin to plan for the coming year, we think it would be useful to begin to develop stronger connections between members of this interest group. That is to say, we want to support efforts to get to know each other and outline shared values and directions despite our geographic distance.

To this end, a team of facilitators (Rachel Mattson, Brandon Locke, and Purdom Lindblad) propose that we spend some time in the coming months engaging in a series of one-one one conversations among participants in this group. We are hoping that these conversations will create a strong foundation for our group to expand and develop. We imagine these conversations as a way of beginning to approach three initial goals (and to identify additional goals):

* To build a shared vocabulary.
* To begin a process of developing stronger connections between members of this interest group - and supporting more intra-group conversation and collaboration.
* To create an action plan for the group’s future work.

We want to underscore that this is the first stage; we imagine these conversations as iterative and open to group recommendations.

How can you participate? Just follow the steps outlined below.

'''Complete [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEaM7levQ3KlCtAviOxaG5KstwKVWxY_48FW937Uc3h7lwiw/viewform?c=0&w=1&includes_info_params=true survey form] (before September 5).'''
To begin, we invite you to complete a survey about what motivates you to participate in this group, what issues are of greatest concern to you, what practices you wish to share or to develop, and so on. We ask you to complete the form by the first week in September. Your responses will be sent to the group’s facilitators and also emailed back to you in order to help prompt reflection in paired conversations.

'''Meet with your partner (sometime before October 5).'''
After individual surveys are completed, participating members will be matched to another person in the group. Once you have the name of your partner, you should reach out to them via email to set time and platform for shared discussion. We will provide prompts to get you started, but feel free to expand on those prompts. You may use whatever platform you prefer - e.g. email, Skype, or telephone.

'''For your conversation:'''
* Be sure to keep notes so that you can share back with large group later.
* Reserve a minimum of 30 minutes for this conversation. But feel free to decide together to extend that time. Be sure to clearly indicate your time constraints to your partner to avoid confusion.

Subsequently, participants will have the opportunity to share the results of their one-on-one conversations with the larger group. We will use these reflections to develop a shared set of principles and/or an action plan for the coming year.

=== Other Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting is '''Endangered Data Week.''' The first annual Endangered Data Week was held April 17-21, 2017. Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” For more info, visit http://endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-04-21T18:40:23Z

Kkim: /* Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

This is the page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST ===
''' "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency." ''' A [http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/ live conversation] featuring presentations by '''Alex Howard,''' Deputy Director of the [https://sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], '''Denice Ross,''' a Fellow at [https://www.newamerica.org/ New America], '''Alina Semo,''' Director of [https://ogis.archives.gov/ the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), the Federal FOIA ombudsman’s office,] and '''Amy Bennett,''' an analyst with OGIS. Part of [http://endangereddataweek.org/ Endangered Data Week.]
* Presenter bios and the webinar's agenda is viewable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit here].
* Presenters' Slides: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8sQDc9go6X-vr1E-_jqiH8LDl0tM2nb398vzJWKLzY/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p Alex Howard]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]
* A recording of the webinar is available [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar.mp3 here].

Online: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf (use Chrome for VOIP) and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186

=== Next Call ===
Our next meeting call is on '''Friday, May 19th at 1pm EST'''. From now until the [https://www.diglib.org/forums/2017forum/ DLF Forum], calls will occur at the same time on third Fridays.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Minutes ===

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit 17 February 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N_wVAUZ50wcs0eCBubU06s8jZ-Rtyw4UoWUIRPW-CV8/edit 3 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit#heading=h.sc2jq4wuqbgv 24 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 21 April 2017 ([http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/(Special Endangered Data Week webinar])
* 19 May 2017
* 16 June 2017
* 21 July 2017
* 18 August 2017
* 15 September 2017
* 20 October 2017

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join our new Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural '''Endangered Data Week''' (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. For more info, visit endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-04-21T16:56:17Z

Kkim: /* Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

This is the page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST ===
''' "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency." ''' A [http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/ live conversation] featuring presentations by '''Alex Howard,''' Deputy Director of the [https://sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], '''Denice Ross,''' a Fellow at [https://www.newamerica.org/ New America], '''Alina Semo,''' Director of [https://ogis.archives.gov/ the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), the Federal FOIA ombudsman’s office,] and '''Amy Bennett,''' an analyst with OGIS. Part of [http://endangereddataweek.org/ Endangered Data Week.]
* Presenter bios and the webinar's agenda is viewable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit here].
* Presenter Slides: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1w8sQDc9go6X-vr1E-_jqiH8LDl0tM2nb398vzJWKLzY/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.p Alex Howard]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]
* A recording of the webinar - and presenters' slides - will be available here after the event.

Online: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf (use Chrome for VOIP) and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186

=== Next Call ===
Our next meeting call is on '''Friday, May 19th at 1pm EST'''. From now until the [https://www.diglib.org/forums/2017forum/ DLF Forum], calls will occur at the same time on third Fridays.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Minutes ===

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit 17 February 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N_wVAUZ50wcs0eCBubU06s8jZ-Rtyw4UoWUIRPW-CV8/edit 3 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit#heading=h.sc2jq4wuqbgv 24 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 21 April 2017 ([http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/(Special Endangered Data Week webinar])
* 19 May 2017
* 16 June 2017
* 21 July 2017
* 18 August 2017
* 15 September 2017
* 20 October 2017

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join our new Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural '''Endangered Data Week''' (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. For more info, visit endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-04-21T15:56:01Z

Kkim: /* Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

This is the page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST ===
''' "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency." ''' A [http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/ live conversation] featuring presentations by '''Alex Howard,''' Deputy Director of the [https://sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], '''Denice Ross,''' a Fellow at [https://www.newamerica.org/ New America], '''Alina Semo,''' Director of [https://ogis.archives.gov/ the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), the Federal FOIA ombudsman’s office,] and '''Amy Bennett,''' an analyst with OGIS. Part of [http://endangereddataweek.org/ Endangered Data Week.]
* Presenter bios and the webinar's agenda is viewable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit here].
* Presenter Slides: Alex Howard; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-Denice-Ross.pptx Denice Ross]
* A recording of the webinar - and presenters' slides - will be available here after the event.

Online: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf (use Chrome for VOIP) and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186

=== Next Call ===
Our next meeting call is on '''Friday, May 19th at 1pm EST'''. From now until the [https://www.diglib.org/forums/2017forum/ DLF Forum], calls will occur at the same time on third Fridays.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Minutes ===

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit 17 February 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N_wVAUZ50wcs0eCBubU06s8jZ-Rtyw4UoWUIRPW-CV8/edit 3 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit#heading=h.sc2jq4wuqbgv 24 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 21 April 2017 ([http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/(Special Endangered Data Week webinar])
* 19 May 2017
* 16 June 2017
* 21 July 2017
* 18 August 2017
* 15 September 2017
* 20 October 2017

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join our new Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural '''Endangered Data Week''' (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. For more info, visit endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-04-21T15:14:51Z

Kkim: /* Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

This is the page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST ===
''' "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency." ''' A [http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/ live conversation] featuring presentations by '''Alex Howard,''' Deputy Director of the [https://sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], '''Denice Ross,''' a Fellow at [https://www.newamerica.org/ New America], '''Alina Semo,''' Director of [https://ogis.archives.gov/ the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), the Federal FOIA ombudsman’s office,] and '''Amy Bennett,''' an analyst with OGIS. Part of [http://endangereddataweek.org/ Endangered Data Week.]
* Presenter bios and the webinar's agenda is viewable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit here].
* Presenter Slides: Alex Howard; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; Denice Ross
* A recording of the webinar - and presenters' slides - will be available here after the event.

Online: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf (use Chrome for VOIP) and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186

=== Next Call ===
Our next meeting call is on '''Friday, May 19th at 1pm EST'''. From now until the [https://www.diglib.org/forums/2017forum/ DLF Forum], calls will occur at the same time on third Fridays.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Minutes ===

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit 17 February 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N_wVAUZ50wcs0eCBubU06s8jZ-Rtyw4UoWUIRPW-CV8/edit 3 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit#heading=h.sc2jq4wuqbgv 24 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 21 April 2017 ([http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/(Special Endangered Data Week webinar])
* 19 May 2017
* 16 June 2017
* 21 July 2017
* 18 August 2017
* 15 September 2017
* 20 October 2017

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join our new Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural '''Endangered Data Week''' (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. For more info, visit endangereddataweek.org.

Transparency-Accountability

2017-04-21T13:24:04Z

Kkim: /* DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

This is the page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST ===
''' "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency." ''' A [http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/ live conversation] featuring presentations by '''Alex Howard,''' Deputy Director of the [https://sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], '''Denice Ross,''' a Fellow at [https://www.newamerica.org/ New America], '''Alina Semo,''' Director of [https://ogis.archives.gov/ the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), the Federal FOIA ombudsman’s office,] and '''Amy Bennett,''' an analyst with OGIS. Part of [http://endangereddataweek.org/ Endangered Data Week.]
* Presenter bios and the webinar's agenda is viewable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit here].
* Presenter's Slides: Alex Howard; [https://www.diglib.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DLF-EDW-Webinar-OGIS.pptx OGIS]; Denice Ross
* A recording of the webinar - and presenters' slides - will be available here after the event.

Online: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf (use Chrome for VOIP) and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186

=== Next Call ===
Our next meeting call is on '''Friday, May 19th at 1pm EST'''. From now until the [https://www.diglib.org/forums/2017forum/ DLF Forum], calls will occur at the same time on third Fridays.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Minutes ===

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit 17 February 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N_wVAUZ50wcs0eCBubU06s8jZ-Rtyw4UoWUIRPW-CV8/edit 3 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit#heading=h.sc2jq4wuqbgv 24 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 21 April 2017 ([http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/(Special Endangered Data Week webinar])
* 19 May 2017
* 16 June 2017
* 21 July 2017
* 18 August 2017
* 15 September 2017
* 20 October 2017

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join our new Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural '''Endangered Data Week''' (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. For more info, visit endangereddataweek.org.

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2017-04-19T21:07:15Z

Kkim: /* Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST */

= '''DLF Government Records Transparency and Accountability Group''' =

This is the page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our '''announcement [https://www.diglib.org/archives/13609/ blog post]'''.

=== Upcoming event: April 21, 1pm EST ===
''' "Endangered Accountability: A DLF-Sponsored Webinar on FOIA, Government Data, and Transparency." ''' A [http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/ live conversation] featuring presentations by '''Alex Howard,''' Deputy Director of the [https://sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], '''Denice Ross,''' a Fellow at [https://www.newamerica.org/ New America], '''Alina Semo,''' Director of [https://ogis.archives.gov/ the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), the Federal FOIA ombudsman’s office,] and '''Amy Bennett,''' an analyst with OGIS. Part of [http://endangereddataweek.org/ Endangered Data Week.]
* Presenter bios and the webinar's agenda is viewable [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BZqbGZTyJfCAAiE5Jugj5K07_YjLLp2VfxyUWB8XvwI/edit here].
* A recording of the webinar - and presenters' slides - will be available here after the event.

Online: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf (use Chrome for VOIP) and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186

=== Next Call ===
Our next meeting call is on '''Friday, May 19th at 1pm EST'''. From now until the [https://www.diglib.org/forums/2017forum/ DLF Forum], calls will occur at the same time on third Fridays.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Firefox or Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: '''202-750-4186'''.

=== Minutes ===

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit 17 February 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzJLz9dtSs3S2Ym5yqdCyNZrTmPyyl_r3qnl5M4wzmc/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N_wVAUZ50wcs0eCBubU06s8jZ-Rtyw4UoWUIRPW-CV8/edit 3 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZK0yS8zVif0qDpOUZ6ksZmJCyOeTvjpzmP_onoWeRQ/edit agenda])
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit#heading=h.sc2jq4wuqbgv 24 March 2017] ([https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avvFQJXjBvXoWtTNCGy8XOU6kwzG8WMZXa3fVbR5958/edit agenda])
* 21 April 2017 ([http://endangereddataweek.org/events/2017-04-21-endangered-accountability-a-dlf-sponsored-webinar-on-foia-government-data-and-transparency/(Special Endangered Data Week webinar])
* 19 May 2017
* 16 June 2017
* 21 July 2017
* 18 August 2017
* 15 September 2017
* 20 October 2017

=== How to Join ===
We invite you join our new Interest Group! You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.

Simply request membership in our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] to stay current on discussions and meeting dates. Meeting dates and minutes will also be posted to this page.

=== Possible Directions ===

The work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider strategies for moving forward together. Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural '''Endangered Data Week''' (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. For more info, visit endangereddataweek.org.

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2017-03-01T17:23:35Z

Kkim:

This is a placeholder page for a newly-forming DLF Working Group on Government Records Transparency and Accountability. Look for more info on this group's meetings and activities soon! Read our blog post [here|

A few emails have been exchanged, and an initial conference call has been convened. (Minutes from that call can be viewed [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYEKPH-pdjhPyVLagvIzOd2FMaB8esbZdRCn1rmxl7E/edit here].) But the work of this group is still in development, and we invite you to join us as we consider possible strategies for moving forward together.

Some possible directions in which our endeavors might go:

* Learn, listen, gather info, ask questions. Reach out to organizations already doing smart work in the area of government sunshine, FOIA, public records transparency, and government accountability, and learn all that we can about their work. Where are these groups putting their efforts? What are the central concerns, questions, and debates they consider to be important? Which groups do we want to make connections to? Also: what are librarians and archivists already doing in this area? How might we extend and contribute to this work?
* Consider, discuss, and outline the ways in which this work, these questions, overlaps with our own areas of expertise and labors. How might we bring conversations about transparency and accountability into our schools, workplaces, and professional communities?
* Consider, discuss, and work toward understanding how we might use our expertise and situated-ness to support increased public records transparency and accountability at the local, state, and federal levels.
* Share what we learn with the broader DLF and library/archives community (and beyond?).
* One project we know we will be supporting in the coming months is the inaugural Endangered Data Week (April 17-21, 2017). Spearheaded by a dedicated group of collaborators in collaboration with DLF, this distributed event is designed to bring “awareness to different types of threats to publicly available data, engage with the power dynamics involved in data creation, sharing, and retention, and make endangered data more secure and accessible.” Please [http://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ mark your calendars now]. More information about this effort will be available very soon.

Meanwhile, we invite you join our new Interest Group! (You don’t have to be a DLF member to participate.) We have a newly formed [https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21forum/dlf-records-transparency Google Group] in which you can request membership and will be posting minutes and meeting dates on this DLF wiki page.

=== Next Call ===
Our next call is on Friday, March 3rd at 1pm EST.

Please join online [https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf here] (use Chrome for VOIP)
and/or by telephone: 202-750-4186.

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2017-03-01T17:17:51Z

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'''Welcome!''' DLF's wiki was created in 2014 for our various [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ interest groups] and affiliated organizations to share information, best practices, and community notes. (See the main [https://diglib.org/ Digital Library Federation website] for info on DLF programs, fellowships, publications, and events.)

'''This wiki is also the home of our...''' [[File:Organizing-with-DLF.png|thumb]]

== DLF Organizers' Toolkit ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group | Starting a New Project or Group]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings | Setting Up Conference Calls]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup | In-Person Meetups at the DLF Forum]]
# [[Talking and Writing | Collaborative Writing and Discussion Groups]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[In a Nutshell | In a Nutshell...]]

== DLF and Sponsored Group Pages ==

*[[NDSA:Main Page|National Digital Stewardship Alliance]] ([http://ndsa.org NDSA] - a DLF-supported organization)
*DLF [[Assessment | Assessment Interest Group]] (AIG)
# [[Assessment:Analytics | AIG Web Analytics Group]]
# [[Assessment:Costs | AIG Cost Assessment Group]] (home of the [http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator])
# [[Assessment:Cultural Assessment | AIG Cultural Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:Metadata | AIG Metadata Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:User Studies | AIG User Studies Group]]
*DLF [[eResearch Network]]
*DLF [[Legible Learning]] Project (coming Summer 2017)
*DLF [[Pedagogy | Digital Library Pedagogy Group]] (aka #DLFteach)
# [[Pedagogy:Professional Development | Resource Sharing and Professional Skills Development Project]]
# [[Pedagogy:DOCC | #DLFteach DOCC Project]]
*annual [[AMIA-DLF Hack Days]] (2013-present)
*[[Labor | DLF Working Group on Labor in Digital Libraries]]

== Digitization and Hidden Collections ==
These resources may be of particular interest to grant applicants for CLIR's [https://www.clir.org/fellowships/hiddencollections Hidden Collections] and [https://www.clir.org/recordings-at-risk Recordings at Risk] programs.
*[[Digitizing Special Formats]]
*[[Strategies for Advancing Hidden Collections]]
*[http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator]

== Need help? ==
Contact [https://www.diglib.org/about/staff/ Team DLF] for advice and assistance at any time!
* Editing syntax, etc: [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

Main Page

2017-02-14T21:17:11Z

Kkim: /* DLF and Sponsored Group Pages */

'''Welcome!''' DLF's wiki was created in 2014 for our various [https://www.diglib.org/groups/ interest groups] and affiliated organizations to share information, best practices, and community notes. (See the main [https://diglib.org/ Digital Library Federation website] for info on DLF programs, fellowships, publications, and events.)

'''This wiki is also the home of our...''' [[File:Organizing-with-DLF.png|thumb]]

== DLF Organizers' Toolkit ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group | Starting a New Project or Group]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings | Setting Up Conference Calls]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup | In-Person Meetups at the DLF Forum]]
# [[Talking and Writing | Collaborative Writing and Discussion Groups]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[In a Nutshell | In a Nutshell...]]

== DLF and Sponsored Group Pages ==

*[[NDSA:Main Page|National Digital Stewardship Alliance]] ([http://ndsa.org NDSA] - a DLF-supported organization)
*DLF [[Assessment | Assessment Interest Group]] (AIG)
# [[Assessment:Analytics | AIG Web Analytics Group]]
# [[Assessment:Costs | AIG Cost Assessment Group]] (home of the [http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator])
# [[Assessment:Cultural Assessment | AIG Cultural Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:Metadata | AIG Metadata Assessment Group]]
# [[Assessment:User Studies | AIG User Studies Group]]
*DLF [[eResearch Network]]
*DLF [[Legible Learning]] Project (coming Summer 2017)
*DLF [[Pedagogy | Digital Library Pedagogy Group]] (aka #DLFteach)
# [[Pedagogy:Professional Development | Resource Sharing and Professional Skills Development Project]]
# [[Pedagogy:DOCC | #DLFteach DOCC Project]]
*DLF [[Labor | Labor in Digital Libraries Group]]
*annual [[AMIA-DLF Hack Days]] (2013-present)
*[[Labor | DLF Working Group on Labor in Digital Libraries]]

== Digitization and Hidden Collections ==
These resources may be of particular interest to grant applicants for CLIR's [https://www.clir.org/fellowships/hiddencollections Hidden Collections] and [https://www.clir.org/recordings-at-risk Recordings at Risk] programs.
*[[Digitizing Special Formats]]
*[[Strategies for Advancing Hidden Collections]]
*[http://dashboard.diglib.org DLF Digitization Cost Calculator]

== Need help? ==
Contact [https://www.diglib.org/about/staff/ Team DLF] for advice and assistance at any time!
* Editing syntax, etc: [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

Starting a New Initiative or Working Group

2016-12-15T21:30:38Z

Kkim:

DLF groups are typically formed by virtue of our being approached by people with good ideas, so there's no annual timeline or formal approval process for affiliation. Simply get in touch with us at [mailto:info@diglib.org info@diglib.org] to discuss the possibilities!

Our working group leaders are self-starters and we encourage them to think creatively about platforms they can use independently to get their work done. The DLF Team works with groups on a case-by-case basis to try to get them the [https://wiki.diglib.org/Working_with_Team_DLF resources] they need. We also make sure to reserve some space for DLF-affiliated groups at the DLF Forum.

In exchange, we ask that your group:

* Operate under the [https://www.diglib.org/about/code-of-conduct/ DLF Code of Conduct] if you use our name
* Keep your DLF website and OSF and/or wiki pages reasonably up-to-date (even if those are mostly just pointers to information held elsewhere)
* Tag [https://twitter.com/CLIRDLF @CLIRDLF] on Twitter and send messages about your work to our primary listserv, [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-ANNOUNCE DLF-Announce], so that we can help promote it and drive traffic your way!

Please don’t hesitate to [mailto:info@diglib.org reach out to us] with any questions or ideas! Starting a new initiative or working group could be as simple as: sending out a call for interest to gauge interest in the community; getting in touch with those willing to put in time, to schedule a meeting and develop a plan; and using DLF as a platform to circulate new ideas, resources, and readings, and to make progress on issues.

== Table of Contents ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings]]
# [[Talking and Writing]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[In a Nutshell]]

Starting a New Initiative or Working Group

2016-12-15T21:11:42Z

Kkim: ToC

DLF group formation has been by invitation or by virtue of our being approached by people with good ideas, and there's no particular calendar or approval process for affiliation. Our working groups are self-starters and they think creatively about platforms they can use independently to get their work done.

The DLF Team works with groups on a case-by-case basis to try to get them the [https://wiki.diglib.org/Working_with_Team_DLF resources] they need and make sure to reserve some space for them at the Forum. In exchange, we ask that your group:

* Operate under the DLF Code of Conduct if you use our name
* Keep your DLF website and OSF and/or wiki pages reasonably up-to-date (even if those are mostly just pointers to information held elsewhere)
* Tag [https://twitter.com/CLIRDLF @CLIRDLF] on Twitter and send messages about your work to our primary listserv, [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-ANNOUNCE DLF-Announce], so that we can help promote it and drive traffic your way!

Please don’t hesitate to [mailto:info@diglib.org reach out to us] with any questions or ideas! Starting a new initiative or working group could be as simple as sending out a call for interest to gauge interest in the community, get in touch with those willing to put in time and to help schedule a meeting, and circulate new ideas, resources, readings, and issues.

== Table of Contents ==
# [[About DLF and the Organizers' Toolkit]]
# [[Working with Team DLF]]
# [[Starting a New Initiative or Working Group]]
# [[General Facilitation and Goal-Setting]]
# [[Facilitating for Diversity and Inclusion]]
# [[Preventing and Managing Burnout]]
# [[Gathering Info/Building Enthusiasm]]
# [[Planning an In-Person Meetup]]
# [[Setting Up Year-Round Meetings]]
# [[Talking and Writing]]
# [[Organizing and Sharing Your Work]]
# [[In a Nutshell]]

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