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
direct.mit.edu/books/book/48…
.@saritaal & @anneclinio present on the #OCSDNet Ubatuba project : “territory as infrastructure of the commons” #ELPUB2018
Dr. Raed Sharif from @IDRC_CRDI speaks on the importance of understanding the good, the bad and the ugly of openness and technologies #feministOCS #ELPUB2018 – at Toronto, Ontario
Dr. Sarita Albagli from @IBICTbr presenting on the #ubatuba Open science project #feministOCS #ELPUB2018
“Open Science for what? For whom? What counts and who benefits?” – at Toronto, Ontario
Dr. Najat Saliba from @AUB_Lebanon sharing her experiences from #ocsdnet project at #ELPUB2018 #feministOCS workshop – at Toronto, Ontario
Visiting the incredible rare books collection at @Fisher_Library which includes hand-written manuscripts from the 1400s!
Kicking off the Feminism and Open Science Workshop today in beautiful Toronto! Asking: what can OS projects and discourse learn from feminist scholars? How can OS be made more inclusive? @IDRC_CRDI @ELPUB_Conf
Finishing up our final coordinator meeting with @lchu3n @magghu and David from @GenderatWork ! Discussing how to integrate gender analysis in to #OpenScience frameworks. – at Toronto, Ontario
Replying to @Mboathomas
@Mboathomas of Project SOHA providing the framing of how research from some global South countries are rendered invisible in the world system of Center and Periphery. @OCSDNet











