/sites/default/files/attachments/events/5_Striker_Shared%20Print%20and%20Weeding_%20Communications%20Lessons%20from%20Libraries.pptxCRL promotes opportunities for libraries and consortia to share information, expertise, and best practices for print preservation and management. The Print Archive Network (PAN) Forum is a free and open venue for information sharing about shared print programs. All those with an interest in shared print are welcome to attend and participate. PAN Annual 2022 will be held online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The forum is shortened to two hours to ensure a lively event. It will be recorded for later viewing on CRL's YouTube Channel.  For ongoing communications about the PAN Forum, please join the PAN listserv. Past event pages for PAN presentations and program reports are collected and archived. Older PAN presentations and updates are available in our PAN Event Index. The PAN archive provides access to older content contributed to PAN from 2009 to 2010.

Charlotte Denoël, Chief Curator of the Bibliothèque nationale de France's Manuscripts Department, presents on the Bibliothèque's collections and programs.   Click here to register  

Quinn Dombrowski (Academic Technology Specialist in the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages, and in the Library, at Stanford University) presents as part of CIFNAL's ongoing spring speaker series.   Click here to register  

The 2022 CRL Diversity as Knowledge will explore how centering diversity, inclusivity, and equity in research libraries has implications for enriching the sources for knowing, the ways of knowing, and the quality of knowledge production itself.

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On Thursday, April 21st, the CRL community will come together in the annual convening of the Council of Voting Members. 

Scholar and translator Nathan H. Dize builds on his research in this presentation as part of CIFNAL's spring speaker series.   Click here to register  

Continuing CIFNAL's spring speaker series, this vendor session will feature representatives from CAIRN (Jérémie Roche), OpenEdition (Julie Therizols), and Erudit (Emilie Chouinard).    Click here to register  

Darlene Hull of Caribbean book vendor Libros de Barlovento presents as part of CIFNAL's ongoing spring speaker series.     Click here to register  

M. Stephanie Chancy, postdoctoral fellow at Florida International University's Department of History, presents on her work at the Digital Library of the Caribbean.

Clovis Gladstone, Senior Research Associate and Associate Director of the Project for American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language (ARTFL) at the University of Chicago, presents on the project's digital collections. Registration required.   Click here to register