
Leading Change Institute 2022 Participants Named
Leading Change Institute 2022 Participants Named Thirty individuals have been selected to participate in the 2022 Leading Change Institute (LCI), to be held in Washington DC
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Leading Change Institute 2022 Participants Named Thirty individuals have been selected to participate in the 2022 Leading Change Institute (LCI), to be held in Washington DC

Number 146 / March-April 2022 Subscribe Contents CLIR and HBCU Library Alliance Release Study on Creating Access to HBCU Library Alliance Archives A new report

CLIR and HBCU Library Alliance Release Study on Creating Access to HBCU Library Alliance Archives Study is one of few documenting needs of HBCU

The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) today announced the award of $570,595 to fund 20 Recordings at Risk projects. This ninth cohort of

Event Links The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) is pleased to introduce the event planning team, Nancy Adams and Hannah Ballard, who will

The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) stands with the people of Ukraine as they struggle against the unprovoked invasion of their country by

CLIR/DLF is delighted to share our Calls for Proposals for CLIR’s 2022 events, happening in person in Baltimore, Maryland. Our events will take place on
Number 145 / January-February 2022 Subscribe Contents Editor’s Note: What’s in a Name? Regular readers of our newsletter will notice some changes with this issue.

The HBCU Library Alliance and CLIR’s Digital Library Federation (DLF) invite participation in the Authenticity Project, a fellowship program that provides mentoring, learning, and leadership

Application Period Open for CLIR Institutes, New Zealand. CLIR is now accepting applications for CLIR Institutes, New Zealand (Aotearoa), to be held in Auckland and

Apply Now for 2022 Community Data Fellowships New postdoctoral fellowships offer chance to work on projects to ethically capture and share data relevant to underrepresented

CLIR today released the Curated Futures Project, a guide for professionals in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums to navigate beyond discussions of decolonizing collecting institutions