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Come to the Earth Sciences & Map Library for our #Halloween Scavenger hunt. Find all the scary maps and get candy. All day today, Oct 31!

We’re excited to be sponsoring the #GISDay hybrid symposium, Nov 4! Sign up now because we have some great sessions. Career panel! Tech showcases! Your #GIS questions answered! bit.ly/3Db4HzA

Come to the Earth Sciences & Map Library for our #Halloween Scavenger hunt. Find all the scary maps and get candy. All day, Oct 31!

When you hear stories in the words of the people affected by climate change, the effect is immediate and profound. #RHRNClimate gag.gl/p1NWQ0

❇️ New on the Job Board❇️ hubs.li/Q01qXYCq0 - Data Librarian @cublibraries - Digital Scholarship Librarian @tischlibrary @tuftsuniversity - Digital Preservation Librarian @iulibraries #CLIRjobs #DLFjobs #LibraryJobs #ArchiveJobs

Our #OpenAccessWeek speaker series finishes up with Max Boykoff, professor of environmental studies, speaking about @media_climate who monitor 125 sources (television, newspapers and radio) for the coverage of climate change stories. Today, Oct 26, 3pm bit.ly/3VNSwBn

Book Recommendations based on the film, "This is [Not] Who We Are", provided by @cublibraries 📖 🔹My Grandmother's Hands 🔹A State-by-State History of Race & Racism in the United States 🔹Punishing Race 🔹America on Fire More resources: libguides.colorado.edu/whoweare

Opportunity for @CUBoulder Faculty: A Digital Humanities & Arts Fellowship We've partnered w/ @cublibraries CRDDS to support faculty working in digital humanities & arts. Faculty can apply to be the CHA/CRDDS Faculty Fellow for 2023-24. Apply by 11/1: colorado.edu/cha/opportunit…

Our #OpenAccessWeek speaker series finishes up with Max Boykoff, professor of environmental studies, speaking about @media_climate who monitor 125 sources (television, newspapers and radio) for the coverage of climate change stories. Tomorrow Oct 26, 3pm bit.ly/3VNSwBn

Our #OpenAccessWeek is going strong. You cannot miss Martin Halbert, Science Advisor for Public Access for @NSF, will discuss the @WHOST declaration that 2023 is the Federal Year of Open Science, today, Oct 26 at 12 p.m. bit.ly/3EZs4ic

Our #OpenAccessWeek is going strong. You cannot miss Martin Halbert, Science Advisor for Public Access for @NSF, will discuss the @WHOST declaration that 2023 is the Federal Year of Open Science, Oct 26 at 12 p.m. bit.ly/3EZs4ic

Wow…#OpenAccessWeek programming, #ClimateChange activism AND giant vegetable costumes??? Count us in..:)

It’s #OpenAccessWeek! Play our educational game and take the place of an academic researcher who has to balance sharing knowledge and tackling the climate crisis against the current academic landscape? bit.ly/3F0O5x2

Want to take action on #ClimateChange? Our #OpenAccessWeek speaker series continues today at 10 a.m. with a talk by @osnesb on Enacting Climate, an online collection of climate-related tools and activities for learning and climate action. bit.ly/3z19hz6

Want to take action on #ClimateChange? Our #OpenAccessWeek speaker series continues tomorrow at 10 a.m. with a talk by @osnesb on Enacting Climate, an online collection of climate-related tools and activities for learning and climate action. bit.ly/3z19hz6

@CUBoulder We've got our umbrellas out ☂️

Same ☃️ Anyone else?

In partnership with @UNHumanRights, we’re convening human rights and climate experts for the #RHRNClimate Summit. Want to hear from these leaders and participate in the summit from wherever you are? Virtual registration is open to all ➡️ bit.ly/3F3Qszd #UnitedNationsDay

Today CC CEO @C_Stihler will be giving an #OAWeek keynote to @cublibraries on how CC is promoting #BetterSharing to accelerate progress to solve the climate crisis, preserve global biodiversity & expand social justice. ⏰ Time: 8pm to 9pm UTC 🔗 Register: bit.ly/3N146VM