Triangle SCI theme this year is "Reckoning, Care, and Repair". This is a great event and space for collaboration, which I attended for several years in a row. It led to an article and a book publication.https://t.co/n52DAF7J2f

— Martin Paul Eve (@martin_eve) January 25, 2022

This was a profoundly good experience for me. Apply!! https://t.co/cHfrWMPmRR

— Emily Drabinski (@edrabinski) January 26, 2022

So much love here for @TriangleSCI! Both @HuMetricsHSS & FICUS (https://t.co/2R9WAG9By2) were born there; the gift of time, space, and other peoples' energy is so precious and so welcome.
(Thanks to @MellonFdn, expenses are paid for teams, including international ones, so apply!) https://t.co/vY0FEDnPOS

— Nicky Agate (@terrainsvagues) January 25, 2022

#TriangleSCI is without doubt one of the best experiences I've had in academia. If your work involves making scholarship more accessible, seriously considering making an application. https://t.co/QQGIHDiPqm

— Tom Scheinfeldt (@foundhistory) January 25, 2022

Yes, I can't recommend this opportunity strongly enough. Run, don't walk! https://t.co/L7LHcH3V5Y

— Leslie Chan (@lesliekwchan) January 22, 2020

Exciting opportunity alert: participating in #TriangleSCI was a highlight of my 2019, it gave me the space to zine create a zine on #TheLaborofOpen w/ @edrabinski @lisalibrarian @jojokarlin @lesliekwchan and Ela Przybylo https://t.co/bCWxFVt180 https://t.co/QhrOgoamR5

— Danielle Cooper (@dm_cooper) January 22, 2020

I learned so much as a participant in #TriangleSCI 2019. Very proud of what we accomplished with the #TheLaborofOpen zine but even more so of the experience of working through the process. https://t.co/tIiA8WNugh

— Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (@lisalibrarian) January 22, 2020

It was a privilege to participate to this fantastic gathering last year together with @YawBediako_, @richabdill, @ameliazein, @I_Vinodh, & @ruthgibendi. It's a unique opportunity for international teams to get together & work on a project.

APPLY! ⬇️

Happy to answer any Qs. https://t.co/GoZqlRTGuV

— Daniela Saderi, PhD (@Neurosarda) January 23, 2020