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# OSCD Newsletter - special edition Nov 30 2021

*This newsletter was never sent, instead it was converted into personal invitations*

Subject: An invitation to help shape the National and TUD Open Science Programmes

Dear Open Science Comunity Delft members,

I am writing this extraordinary community email to invite you to participate in the following opportunities to contribute to the open science agendas of the Netherlands, TUD and this community.

If you know of colleauges who may want to get involved but are not receiving these emails, please do forward this to them and invite them to [join our community](https://osc-delft.github.io/join).

**National Programme Open Science 2030 Consultation**
The [National Programme Open Science (NPOS)](https://openscience.nl) has published an NPOS2030 Ambition Document. Open Consultation is taking place until Dec 22. More info and a link to the Document: https://survey.surf.nl/index.php/493148

TU Delft and the network of Dutch Open Science Communities are both drafting responses, and would like to make sure this response is representative of the voices of members of the Open Science Community Delft.

You can share your thoughts and contribute to the TUD response by Dec 6, through one of the following ways:
* Anonymously and openly on [this HackMD](https://hackmd.io/@D8KlixyKTmeQKq74q2NR8w/B15bt89dF/edit)
* Email me with your feedback: [email address redacted].
* Book a 15/30 min chat with me: https://calendly.com/emmy-tsang

**TUD Open Science Programme: Evaluation 2021 and Workplan 2022**
Join the TUD Open Science Team to reflect on their work in the past year, and to learn about the plans for the next!
* Date: Monday, December 13
* Time: 10-11.30 (You don't have to stay for the whole session)
* Venue: MS Teams

Please email me if you would like to join this session, so I can send you a calendar invitation.

**Community reflection session**
What did you like about being part of the Open Science Community Delft in 2021, and what changes/future plans would you like to see?

We are hosting a cross-community reflection session with EMBL Bio-IT, VU Research Data Management and 4TU.ResearchData, where community managers will reflect on our communities' work and discuss how we can evaluate and showcase this. Drop by to tell us your thoughts!
* Date: Wednesday, December 1
* Time: 10.30-12.00 (You don't have to stay for the whole session)
* Venue: Zoom - [register to join](https://tudelft.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJckcumppj0tHtWdF-TiV-9xSSI4gWhKx76f)

While we are here, some opportunities that you may be interested in:
- The TUD Digital Competence Centre's [call for application for support](https://www.tudelft.nl/en/library/library-for-researchers/library-for-researchers/setting-up-research/dcc/apply-for-support) in FAIR data and software is open until tomorrow.
- A Fireside Chat on Share Concerns in Open Research Communities, Dec 10, 17-18. [Register to join.](https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fireside-chat-shared-concerns-in-open-research-communities-tickets-217634158627)

Wishing you all a restful weekend and December.

Thanks,
Emmy