🌍 African Carpentries Community Call
27 Nov 10:00

🇺🇦 Ukrainian Carpentries Community Call
28 Nov 14:00

- Building stronger internal and external alliances to expand our reach, resources, and impact.

- Learning innovative strategies for financial resilience (i.e., maintaining high-quality outcomes with limited resources while identifying new funding opportunities).

Go Kari! 👏

Her goals for taking part in this program were:

- Strengthening The Carpentries’ long-term sustainability and global relevance as we enter our next 25 years of impact.

- Deepening strategic foresight to anticipate how global trends and policies affect our global community.

To the next 10 years of Library Carpentry!

Onwards and upwards to the mission and vision of The Carpentries and its current and future lesson programs! 🎉

And that's a wrap! 👏

Thank you to all the folk that participated in community session celebrating ten years of Library Carpentry. A recording will be made available in future via our YouTube channel for those that could not join the live event.

- Are there people or projects from LC that you'd like to highlight and celebrate?

- Do you have a stand-out memory from your own participation with Library Carpentry?

- Where should Library Carpentry be ten years from now? What are you excited about for the future of LC?

💙 🎉

Up next, Cody Hennesy opens the floor for community members on the call to share their own experiences with the Library Carpentry lesson program over the past 10 years. 🥰

Tim Dennis, Chair of the Library Carpentry Curriculum Advisors, shares his personal timeline with the LC.

It's always so lovely to learn about our community members' personal journeys into and with The Carpentries. 💙

Tim also shares some milestones and future developments for the LC lessons.

In the second presentation at Celebrating Ten Years of Library Carpentry, Ann Myatt James provides a brief overview of the ACRL’s Cookbook Series with a special emphasis on those recipes at the intersection of libraries and The Carpentries organisation and model of instruction.

An inexhaustive list of individuals who were instrumental in the formation and development of the Library Carpentry lesson program. (Compiled and shared by Dr James Baker.)

Some remarks from opening speaker, Dr James Baker, on what, ten years on, they have learnt from Library Carpentry:

The Carpentries has a Code of Conduct that governs behavior within the community, and the CoCC was established to enforce the Code and to manage any changes and updates to it.

To sign up for the 19 November session, please visit our Community Calendar: carpentries.org/community/ev...