Lynda M. Kellam #DataRescue

@lyndamk.bsky.social

Director of data & digital scholarship at an ivy league univ | organizing a bunch of #data rescuers @datarescueproject.org | support #qualitative research & software | PhD in American history | thoughts are mine not my employer’s

More to come from @datarescueproject.org but from me it has been a huge honor to work with & get to know this group of professionals who care deeply about research & repositories. I am proud of this collective work & my effort to represent librarians, DRP volunteer comm, & soc sci data. Much ❤️!

Center for Open Science@cos.io · 6d ago

COS is working with a committee of experts through the Coalition for Resilient Research Data Infrastructure to develop a strategic plan for strengthening federally funded research data infrastructure. We want to hear from you! The draft plan is open to feedback until Sept 30:

We are so very grateful for this honor! Thank you to our supporters and everyone who voted. Congratulations to everyone who was nominated -- we feel very privileged to be counted among your incredible work.

APDU@apduorg.bsky.social · 4w ago

Congratulations to the 2026 Data Integrity Award winners - @datarescueproject.org - Gina Plata-Nino of @fracposts.bsky.social - @mapresearch.bsky.social & Williams Institute - @hudgov.bsky.social & FEMA - Disaster Recovery Data Portal Details in 🧵

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This is one of many entry points for a deeper understanding of the contradiction between the ideals of equality and liberty articulated in the Declaration and the reality of American slavery in 1776, which has been an engine of American history ever since.

If you're feeling mixed feels about July 4th this year, know you're not alone. The past ~18 months have been exhausting and demoralizing. But they have also shown us courage and hope; community and camaraderie. Thank you for showing up every day, even and especially when it feels impossible.

July 4 is a complicated holiday. I recognize the reasons behind the pomp. At the same time I don’t want to look away from the pain. I celebrate the people who have helped to make our entire world and the communities we are in better and more just places to co-exist.

Data Rescue Project #DataRescue@datarescueproject.org · last mo.

We'll leave you with a quote from President Obama (2015) that Lynda Kellam referenced at #ALA26: "The single most powerful word in our democracy is the word ‘We.’ ‘We The People.’ ‘We Shall Overcome.’ ‘Yes We Can.’ That word is owned by no one. It belongs to everyone."

Heading to Chicago for a bit of vacation but also to celebrate the efforts of our amazing volunteers and the hard work of our crew to advocate for public data as a public good!

Data Rescue Project #DataRescue@datarescueproject.org · last mo.

We are honored to receive the "Documents to the People" award from GODORT. There's a lot we could say, but simply: thank you. ❤️ If you'll be in Chicago for ALA ( @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social ) this weekend, let us know so we can celebrate together! Read more: www.datarescueproject.org/dttp-award/