The Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement’s Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion special interest group organises a series of interactive seminars on issues facing community managers who want to build … Continue reading “DEI Special Interest Group call recap: Facilitating discussions around DEI”
Keeping our members regularly updated so that they can make informed decisions about where and when to engage is a core part of our communications strategy, and for our April … Continue reading “April’s community call recap – An update on CSCCE community programming”
For our March call we flipped the script, and instead of hosting presentations we made space for discussion on the broad topic of “virtual and hybrid events.” With so many … Continue reading “March’s community call recap – Sharing our collective learnings from a year of running and attending virtual events”
In late February, we relaunched our Community Tools Trials. This time around we’ve adjusted the format to provide the time and space to solve a specific challenge related to hosting online … Continue reading “CSCCE Community Tools Trial 2.0 Recap: Virtual networking events”
Almost one year on from the start of the global COVID-19 pandemic, we wanted to check in with members of the CSCCE community and find out how they have adapted … Continue reading “February’s community call recap – Scientific community managers share their experiences of working from home”
On 21 January, 2021, the CSCCE Data Science Special Interest Group (SIG) convened a panel on data sharing and harmonization. The goal of the meeting was to highlight common challenges … Continue reading “Data Science SIG Panel Recap: Data sharing and harmonization”
On 23 November 2020, the CSCCE Data Science Special Interest Group (SIG) convened a meeting to discuss how to normalize talking about data. Julie Lowndes of Openscapes introduced the topic, … Continue reading “Data Science SIG Meeting Recap: Normalizing talking about data”
For January’s community call we focused on resilience. The topic of this year’s Community Manager Advancement Day, resilience is particularly important for scientific community managers, who tend to be prone … Continue reading “January’s community call recap: (Personal) Resilience and Community (Management)”
CSCCE Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are member-led groups focused on specific topics of scientific community management within CSCCE’s community of practice (request to join). You can find out more about … Continue reading “DEI Special Interest Group call recap: Decolonizing STEM”
Our October community call focused on the role of community in instigating culture change in scholarly communications. We heard from three members of our community of practice, each with a … Continue reading “October’s community call recap: Culture change in scholarly communications”