Who else should join the conversation?

Let’s get more people involved in our discussions!

The conversations happening here started at an alternative session at the ASIS&T annual meeting, and we’ve already seen contributions from attendees who weren’t able to join us for that session. That’s awesome.

Who else might want to join in the conversation? Peers at your institution? Members of other groups? Invite them! Or just send the link and let them see for themselves. ASIS&T membership is a bonus, not a requirement :slight_smile: