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Civic Switchboard call for Proposals: library projects partnering with community data organizations

September 17, 2018 / Leave a comment

This is very cool! The Civic Switchboard project – an awesome project connecting libraries and local data organizations! – has just put out a Call For Proposals for Field Projects for libraries partnering (or wanting to partner) with community data organizations. They are looking for “projects that demonstrate a commitment to understanding and engaging with […]

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FGI at GovInfo Day 2018: how to build a sustainable govt information ecosystem

April 26, 2018 / Leave a comment

I had the distinct honor to be invited to give the keynote last week at the 20th anniversary of Canadian Govinfo Day held at Simon Fraser University in beautiful downtown Vancouver, BC. It was 2 days of a program chock full of a workshop, updates from Canadian and provincial government information providers, other presentations and […]

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