The OCSDNet book, #ContextualizingOpenness is finally available! A big congratulations to all of our authors and contributors for making it happen! Check it out online here: https://t.co/pHnftW7kuy
Calling all #openscience#opendata communities! If you are located anywhere in the world, 18 years+ and interested in running inclusive events that prioritize broadening diverse participation in research-driven open data science, you are eligible to apply for our #EventFund !
It was sure a pleasure attending the post-defence presentation & celebration of Dr. Angela Okune @Honoluluskye! Can't wait to read the entire thesis! Kudos to Drs. Kim Fortune and Mike Fortune, Angela's thesis supervisors for creating such an open & inclusive intellectual space.
.@codeforsociety has an open call out to support events related to broadening participation around #openscience. The unique community-run fund takes a broad notion of data science that is aligned with notions of Open and Collaborative Science in/for Dev’t. Deadline: Jan 18!
Our open #EventFund call for proposals supports the building of community towards more inclusive data science. Past grantees include for example, @PollicyOrg who ran DataFest 2021 https://t.co/MyaoWU8feU
Apply by Jan 18! https://t.co/xcMsVYEuxf
#FORCE11#openscience#OpenData
CFP:What Would Ursula Franklin Say?
Framing technology as social practice & as a system, Franklin encouraged us to see how prescriptive technology affect relations of time and space & individual and collective responsibility. Read more:
https://t.co/lwKZFcbvlD
Finally, @lesliekwchan invited us to reconsider the uncritical acceptance of openness, proposing there is no universal concept of ‘open’-the term doesn't address how knowledge is created and circulated in different communities https://t.co/4xZNKmZxlm #OpenEngaged2020#OpenAccess
Sharing our chapter "Toward an Inclusive, Open, and Collaborative Science: Lessons from OCSDNet" in the #OA book Making Open Development Inclusive: Lessons from IDRC Research, edited by Matthew Smith and Ruhiya Seward
https://t.co/PTuDhmja4d
Scientific racism distorts what is supposed to be a pure and unbiased enterprise. @lesliekwchan led by the @KnowEquityLab at #UTSC will be home to dozens of collaborations that will address this growing problem. #UofT https://t.co/ySTUOx5xXE
The Annual CCDS Al Berry Lecture @UTSC by @RuthKOniango. Ruth has been working on food insecurity issues in her country Kenya & in Africa at large, yet she feels not much has changed over the decades. Why? Join us & find out. Registration required https://t.co/yXE2bT5Tds #idsa01
Open Science Beyond Open Access: For and with communities - A step towards the decolonization of knowledge https://t.co/EDDGokHf8b Contribution to UNESCO's forthcoming Recommendation on Open Science, coordinated by @UNESCOchairCBR@CCUNESCO
A Call for Action! 📣 "Fostering Bibliodiversity in Scholarly Communications" We are calling on researchers, policy makers, funders, universities and libraries to work together to address the issue of #bibliodiversity in #schollcom Read more here 👉 https://t.co/jQbbiC8SMz
"Contextualizing openness : situating #openscience" viewed through the lens of diverse cultures, epistemologies, research traditions, disciplinary background, and through critical decolonizing lenses. Book edited by @lesliekwchan and @OCSDNet@IDRC_CRDI https://t.co/ER0kqLvxtd
Thanks for flagging this. The volume is intended to stimulate debates on the growing open science universalism & top down policy mandates. Diverse, local perspectives & infrastructures are crucial or else we risk furthering the inequities of the current global knowledge systems.
We agree with China recommendation to #Plan_S about the need to provide and encourage financial support for no-fee OA journals...to avoid the perverse effect of giving no-fee journals an incentive to start charging fees
https://t.co/OLycPWb6fX
"To diversify our curriculum is to challenge power relations and call for deeper thinking about the content of our courses and how we teach them" The decolonising agenda in HE is much more complex than we think. https://t.co/95MnzTElAT
A very sensible article on why "Open Science Isn't Always Open to All Scientists"- "Open science is built on the same foundation as science itself, and inherits many systematic barriers that already exist in mainstream science." #openscience
https://t.co/hZVqLHroAP