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DataRescue New Haven @ Yale

#DataRescueNHV

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Digital data is easy to distribute–but it can easily disappear, too.

Join Yale researchers, scientists, librarians, archivists, programmers, technologists, and others as we identify, download, and preserve federal research data. 

There are different paths and roles for DataRescue attendees, and we’re looking for participants with a variety of skills.

If you’re interested but unsure of how you might get involved, don’t worry: there’s a place for you! Just sign up, show up, and our Guides will help you choose a path

If you can’t attend DataRescueNHV, you can still get involved.

We’ve compiled some suggestions and next steps for rescuing government data. Even if you can’t make it to an event–or if you attended an event and want to do more!–there are plenty of ways to help. 

 


DataRescueNHV #2

Saturday, April 8, 2017 / 1-5 PM
Computer Classroom, Center for Science and Social Science Information
219 Prospect Street, Concourse Level of Kline Biology Tower

Directions and other helpful information for the April 8th event. 


DataRescueNHV #1

Saturday, March 4, 2017 / 9 AM-4 PM
TEAL Classroom, 17 Hillhouse Avenue

Directions and other helpful information for the March 4th event.


Learn more about DataRescue events. 

Learn more about the DataRefuge movement.


DataRescue New Haven @ Yale is sponsored by the Yale University Library, the Yale Law School Lillian Goldman Law Library, the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, and the Yale Institution for Social and Policy Research, with support from the Office of the Deputy Provost for Research.