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Consortial Discounts
Alliance member institutions have access to discounts on the following optional subscription products. DataCite Fabrica Fabrica is a web interface to create, find, connect and track DOIs (Digital Object Identifiers). By joining as an organization within the Alliance consortium, members save 2000€ annually on membership fees. See the DataCite Fee Model for details. DataCite billing […]
Alliance Community Support & Accommodations
This document describes the support and accommodations provided to all member library personnel and Alliance Central Staff. Sections include affirming diverse identities, creating supportive spaces, and providing accommodations.
Alliance News: Spring 2025
Alliance News: Spring 2025 (PDF) Alliance News Spring 2025 Community as Strategy A Letter from Isaac Gilman, Executive Director I recently attended the International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC) meeting in Chicago, and was reminded of how empowering it is to be with people who are doing the same work and who share a desire […]
Session Descriptions
Alliance Connections is the professional development virtual conference for the library workers of Orbis Cascade Alliance. These are the descriptions for each session – speaker sessions, presentations, conversations, and more.
Alliance Connections 2025
Alliance Connections is the professional development virtual conference for the library workers of Orbis Cascade Alliance. Our 2025 theme is Foundations & Opportunities.
Communities of Practice
Definition Alliance communities of practice are collaborative groups where members can delve into shared interests and learn from one another. Driven by community needs, these groups explore topics that align with the Alliance’s mission and vision. With regular activities and continuous engagement, communities provide a platform for ongoing learning and connection. Current Alliance communities of […]
Neuroinclusion in the Workplace
This series is part of continued work for supporting cognitive diversity and neuroinclusion. The Accessibility Standing Group identified speakers to share their experiences and expertise about workplace support, along with creating opportunities for conversation. Each session starts with a presentation, followed by time for discussion, questions, and responses.