[ha-Safran] At Home in the World: A Conversation on Area Studies and International Librarianship

[Michelle Chesner via Hasafran]

Of possible interest...

Dear Colleagues,

I wanted to invite you to the next *At Home in the World *event. See
details below.

At Home in the World: A Conversation on Area Studies and International
Librarianship
No. 4: *Open Access and Equity*
*Tuesday March 8, 2022 1:00-2:30PM EST (Online)*
*Register in advance for the meeting.
*

Invited Speakers:

   - Ivonne Lujano Vilchis 
  is a
   PhD student in Education Policy and Evaluation at Arizona State University.
Her involvement as an ambassador of the Directory of Open Access
   Journals (DOAJ) in Latin America has allowed her to collaborate with
   several universities and government agencies on the adoption of best
   practice for scholarly publications, and open science policies.
   - Joan Pablo Alperin
   

is co-director of the ScholCommLab, an associate professor at the
   Canadian Institute for Studies in Publishing, and an associate director of
   research of the Public Knowledge Project at Simon Fraser University
   - Monica Berger
   
 is an
   Associate Professor and Instruction and Scholarly Communication Librarian
   at the New York City College of Technology, CUNY
   - Paula Clemente Vega is a doctoral candidate at Birkbeck, University of
   London and the Marketing Officer
   
 for the Open Library
   of Humanities 



Organizers: Sócrates Silva (Columbia/Cornell University), Mary Rader
(University of Texas at Austin), Karen Stoll Farrell (Indiana University)

The focus of this event is on open access publishing and equity issues,
specifically in relation to publishing outside of the United States.

*At Home in the World *is a series of virtual conversations around topics
relevant to Area Studies and International librarianship. Events feature
invited speakers on a particular topic, with a focus on broad discussion
and the opportunity to make new connections within the wider Area Studies
community. See this post for more information.


AHW coordinating committee:  Jade Alburo, Anna Arays,  Karen Farrell, Lisa
Gardinier, Heather Hughes, Mary Rader, Sócrates Silva Reyes, Brian
Vetruba, Ayako
Yoshimura
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[ha-Safran] At Home in the World: A Conversation on Area Studies and International Librarianship

[Michelle Chesner via Hasafran]

Hello all,

This is the first in what looks to be a very interesting series.

My best,
Michelle

*At Home in the World: A Conversation on Area Studies and International
Librarianship*
No.1: Our professional organizations

Wednesday, October 14, 2-3:30pm US Eastern
*10am US Pacific / 8pm Central European*

Register:
https://yalelibrary.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpd-mhpjkiEtTZtncx_u8WgU62bc8HJ4Sx


Invited speakers:

Hélène Huet, University of Florida, & Thomas Keenan, Princeton University
(European Studies Section, ACRL)

Hana Kim, University of Toronto (Council on East Asian Libraries)

Florence Mugambi, Northwestern University (Africana Librarians Council)

Organizers: Anna Arays (Yale University), Lisa Gardinier (University of
Iowa), Chiaki Sakai (Columbia University)

*At Home in the World *is a series of virtual conversations around topics
relevant to Area Studies and International librarianship. Events feature
invited speakers on a particular topic, with a focus on broad discussion
and the opportunity to make new connections within our wider Area Studies
community.



Our first event begins by looking at the professional organizations
supporting Area Studies librarianship. We share common goals but frequently
note the differences in our work and our organizations. What is our common
ground? How deep are our differences? How can we best support each other?



Future events are planned for open access projects and ephemeral and
related collections in Area Studies.


AHW coordinating committee: Anna Arays, Mireille Djenno, Karen
Farrell, Lisa Gardinier, Loyd Mbabu, Mary Rader, Chiaki Sakai, Sócrates
Silva, Ayako Yoshimura
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