NEH HCRR grant, take two

JF
Jenna Freedman
Tue, Apr 6, 2021 12:36 AM

This message does not seem to want to go through (unless y'all have gotten
it three times!). Trying it again from my home email address:

Dear Zine Cats and Kittens,

I've got wonderful support at Barnard to pick up the ball the University of
Texas kicked out of our hands five years ago. https://is.gd/neh_zuc_2016

The general idea is that we'll ask for funding for a two-day, facilitated,
in-person meeting in the summer of 2022 (should such a thing be feasible
then) to discuss ZineCat as an entity that makes decisions, accepts dues,
sets priorities, and whatever else. The meeting would be followed by a two
or three-year implementation phase executed by paid labor and zine
librarian participation (as decided at the meeting)

Before we get too deep in, we'd like to gauge who all is willing to
participate and contribute. Sometimes people are better at doing that via a
form than email, so here's a form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9QP6Kp3fp3lFTDDSmbIlNLiVrXkg_TBn07vZRg6TIjkiIOw/viewform
!

If you prefer email and/or refuse to engage with The Goog, the questions are

Name
Affiliation(s): zine library
Affiliation(s): institution
How likely are you to provide a letter saying that your institution will
support your participation in a two to three-year grant project. Sample
letter [no longer] attached unless the list configuration bounces it [which
it did, so you'll have to look at the form, linked above
].
How likely are you to attend a most-expenses (travel, housing, breakfast
and lunch) covered meeting, probably but not necessarily in NYC, during the
summer of 2022 if it's safe to do so?

How likely are you to engage actively with ZineCat work during the grant
period, e.g., testing the site, sharing catalog records, attending virtual
meetings, etc. tbd

Does an institution you're affiliated with or have access to offer
affordable meeting space?

Does an institution you're affiliated with or have access to offer
affordable dormitory rooms?

What would make it easier, harder, more attractive, more repellent, etc.
for you to participate in this project over a three-year grant cycle?

Share something that brings you joy.

Lots of love, Jenna and Lauren

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://zinecat.org
she, her


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This message does not seem to want to go through (unless y'all have gotten it three times!). Trying it again from my home email address: Dear Zine Cats and Kittens, I've got wonderful support at Barnard to pick up the ball the University of Texas kicked out of our hands five years ago. https://is.gd/neh_zuc_2016 The general idea is that we'll ask for funding for a two-day, facilitated, in-person meeting in the summer of 2022 (should such a thing be feasible then) to discuss ZineCat as an entity that makes decisions, accepts dues, sets priorities, and whatever else. The meeting would be followed by a two or three-year implementation phase executed by paid labor and zine librarian participation (as decided at the meeting) Before we get too deep in, we'd like to gauge who all is willing to participate and contribute. Sometimes people are better at doing that via a form than email, so here's a form <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9QP6Kp3fp3lFTDDSmbIlNLiVrXkg_TBn07vZRg6TIjkiIOw/viewform> ! If you prefer email and/or refuse to engage with The Goog, the questions are Name Affiliation(s): zine library Affiliation(s): institution How likely are you to provide a letter saying that your institution will support your participation in a two to three-year grant project. Sample letter [*no longer*] attached unless the list configuration bounces it [*which it did, so you'll have to look at the form, linked above*]. How likely are you to attend a most-expenses (travel, housing, breakfast and lunch) covered meeting, probably but not necessarily in NYC, during the summer of 2022 if it's safe to do so? How likely are you to engage actively with ZineCat work during the grant period, e.g., testing the site, sharing catalog records, attending virtual meetings, etc. tbd Does an institution you're affiliated with or have access to offer affordable meeting space? Does an institution you're affiliated with or have access to offer affordable dormitory rooms? What would make it easier, harder, more attractive, more repellent, etc. for you to participate in this project over a three-year grant cycle? Share something that brings you joy. Lots of love, Jenna and Lauren -- http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info http://zines.barnard.edu http://leslzine.storenvy.com http://zinecat.org she, her _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org