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* '''By October 1:''' Aim to reach a consensus on the specific structure of the Consortium in the short-term, and establish long-term goals for the future. |
* '''By October 1:''' Aim to reach a consensus on the specific structure of the Consortium in the short-term, and establish long-term goals for the future. |
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* '''By December 31:''' Aim to have established a thriving discussion-base and support system among GLAM professionals and Wikipedians that is self-sufficient in moving forward with goals. |
* '''By December 31:''' Aim to have established a thriving discussion-base and support system among GLAM professionals and Wikipedians that is self-sufficient in moving forward with goals. |
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===Principles=== |
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All GLAM-Wiki US Consortium members: |
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# Are committed to the Wikimedia Foundation's [[wmf:values|]] and [[wmf:mission|]] to "empower and engage people around the world to collect and develop educational content under a free license or in the public domain, and to disseminate it effectively and globally." |
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# Are committed to the values and ethics of the cultural professions—especially the values of intellectual freedom, equal access to collections, responsible stewardship of materials, public engagement, and education—as laid out in the SAA's [http://www2.archivists.org/statements/saa-core-values-statement-and-code-of-ethics Core Values for Archivists and Code of Ethics for Archivists], AAM's [http://aam-us.org/museumresources/ethics/coe.cfm Code of Ethics for Museums], and ALA's [http://www.ala.org/advocacy/proethics/codeofethics/codeethics Ethics of the American Library Association]. |
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# Believe that, as stewards of cultural heritage, both cultural institutions and Wikipedia have a duty to promote free access and use of cultural works they preserve. While recognizing that copyrighted cultural works play an important role in our work, we believe in the principles of the open access movement (as expressed in the [http://www.ifla.org/files/hq/news/documents/ifla-statement-on-open-access.pdf IFLA Statement on open access]). In particular, the advent of the Internet and the rise of a digital information commons demands that institutions strive to produce digital copies of their works, and that they do so while ensuring, through all legal and practical means, downstream use. |
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# Believe that the missions and interests of both Wikimedia and cultural institutions can be met without compromise if both communities actively collaborate in a spirit of openness and empathy for each other's interests. Wikipedia should strive to become a welcoming and safe place for cultural institutions and professionals, while cultural institutions and professionals should be full, participating members of the Wikipedia online community. |
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===Questions=== |
===Questions=== |
Revision as of 20:15, 25 July 2012
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The GLAM-Wiki US ConsortiumWhatThe GLAM-Wiki US Consortium will bring together cultural organizations, Wikipedians, Wikimedia chapters, and individuals in an independent community of practice devoted to supporting the GLAM-Wikimedia initiative in the United States. This professional network will facilitate "GLAMs helping GLAMs," allowing cultural organizations to work together and with Wikipedians to discuss ideas, share resources, partner on projects, establish best practices, and collectively support one another in pursuits of Wikimedia and related projects. Why
WhoThe GLAM-Wiki US Consortium will be engaging, relevant, and useful to both cultural professionals and Wikipedians who have taken part in or who are interested in GLAM-Wikimedia partnerships. How
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Affiliate organizationsIf your institution or organization is interested in being a part of the Consortium, please add the institution and your name below.
Interested individualsIf you are a Wikipedian, cultural professional, or are otherwise interested in the Consortium, please sign up below, share your thoughts on the talk page, and join the mailing list.
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