Greetings Colleagues!

The Software Preservation Network invites you to join us for the upcoming

Quarterly Software Curation & Preservation Community Forum:

SPRING 2019: Tuesday, March 12, 2019 @ 8amPT-10amCT-11amET-3pmUTC

Each quarter, we invite our colleagues across professional and disciplinary communities to participate in an hour-long discussion on topics related to software curation, preservation, and reuse. All Community Forums will be recorded and made available on the SPN website.

***TELL US YOUR TOPICS OF INTEREST***: http://bit.ly/spn-quarterly-forum-topics-forum

SUBSCRIBE to the Software Preservation Network listserv to receive reminders, calendar invites and call-in information for the Quarterly Software Curation & Preservation Community Forums.

SAVE THESE DATES:

SUMMER 2019: Tuesday, June 11, 2019 @ 8amPT-10amCT-11amET-3pmUTC

FALL 2019: Tuesday, September 10, 2019 @ 8amPT-10amCT-11amET-3pmUTC

As a Software Preservation Network (SPN) listserv subscriber, you will also receive new issues of STACKTRACE: Software Preservation Network Newsletter and announcements regarding upcoming software preservation and reuse-related events and resources.

Quarterly Software Curation & Preservation Community Forums may feature:

• Topics/Questions derived from work undertaken over the preceding quarter: Working Groups, Affiliated Projects, Strategic Partners, parallel efforts, relevant published articles or presentations

• Topics/Questions solicited directly from the community (THAT'S YOU!)

• Reports from Affiliated Project Teams and Cohorts, including:

• FCoP (CalPoly University): Guggenheim Museum, University of Illinois, Living Computers: Museums + Labs, GeorgiaTech, University of Virginia, University of Arizona

• EaaSI (Yale University): Notre Dame University, University of California - San Diego, Stanford University, University of Virginia, Carnegie Mellon University

• Code of Best Practices for Fair Use in Software Preservation (Association of Research Libraries): Association of Research Libraries, American University, University of Virginia

We hope you will join the discussion!

Yours in Software Preservation,

Jessica Meyerson