Reviving the NEH grant for the Zine Union Catalog (ZineCat)

LK
Lauren Kehoe
Tue, May 18, 2021 9:33 PM

Hi Celina,

I'm not certain we've ever met, but I'm working with Jenna and Milo, cc'ed
here, on getting some funding for an in-person planning meeting to grow the
Zine Union Catalog's capacity!  We're emailing folks we hope might be
interested in participating.  Thanks for reading!

Form email we're sending to all potential participants below:

As we continue to plug away at an NEH grant to support developing and
ratifying Zine Union Catalog decision making processes, we're following up
to see if you would be willing and able to attend a planning meeting,
should we be able to pay your way, including meals or per diem.

Here's a quick and delightful form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9QP6Kp3fp3lFTDDSmbIlNLiVrXkg_TBn07vZRg6TIjkiIOw/viewform
that
helps us aggregate responses and track likely participation.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9QP6Kp3fp3lFTDDSmbIlNLiVrXkg_TBn07vZRg6TIjkiIOw/viewform

In order to complete the grant budget accurately, we'll need form responses
by May 25 (completing the form is not a commitment--we won't show up at
your house and drag you to the meeting or even think poorly of you if you
determine you can't make it).

It would be really nice to have your letter from your institution by June
1, but we can wait until June 28 if we have to.

Q & A

  • the first meeting would be two days between June 1 and September 1
    2022, exact dates TBD

  • the second would be at ZLUC 2023, where participants would arrive a
    day early or stay an extra day

  • expectations for participation

  • attendance at both meetings

  • if you join the decision-making body implementation team, four-ish
    remote meetings, for which you would be compensated

  • skills desired or needed: we'll be looking to represent racial,
    ethnic, gender, sexuality, disability, library type, and library role
    diversities. If we get responses from more people than we can fund, we will
    try to make collectively informed decisions about whom to include based on
    representing as wide a spectrum of identities as we can

  • grant stipends can be released to individuals, or to institutions to
    cover release time

Please let us know your thoughts. We're contacting you personally because
we're really hoping that you/your zine library will be represented.

Yours,

Milo, Lauren, and Jenna

Hi Celina, I'm not certain we've ever met, but I'm working with Jenna and Milo, cc'ed here, on getting some funding for an in-person planning meeting to grow the Zine Union Catalog's capacity! We're emailing folks we hope might be interested in participating. Thanks for reading! *Form email we're sending to all potential participants below:* As we continue to plug away at an NEH grant to support developing and ratifying Zine Union Catalog decision making processes, we're following up to see if you would be willing and able to attend a planning meeting, should we be able to pay your way, including meals or per diem. Here's a quick and delightful form <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9QP6Kp3fp3lFTDDSmbIlNLiVrXkg_TBn07vZRg6TIjkiIOw/viewform> that helps us aggregate responses and track likely participation. <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9QP6Kp3fp3lFTDDSmbIlNLiVrXkg_TBn07vZRg6TIjkiIOw/viewform> In order to complete the grant budget accurately, we'll need form responses by May 25 (completing the form is not a commitment--we won't show up at your house and drag you to the meeting or even think poorly of you if you determine you can't make it). It would be really nice to have your letter from your institution by June 1, but we can wait until June 28 if we have to. Q & A - the first meeting would be two days between June 1 and September 1 2022, exact dates TBD - the second would be at ZLUC 2023, where participants would arrive a day early or stay an extra day - expectations for participation - attendance at both meetings - if you join the decision-making body implementation team, four-ish remote meetings, for which you would be compensated - skills desired or needed: we'll be looking to represent racial, ethnic, gender, sexuality, disability, library type, and library role diversities. If we get responses from more people than we can fund, we will try to make collectively informed decisions about whom to include based on representing as wide a spectrum of identities as we can - grant stipends can be released to individuals, or to institutions to cover release time Please let us know your thoughts. We're contacting you personally because we're really hoping that you/your zine library will be represented. Yours, Milo, Lauren, and Jenna