Digital Infrastructure is People

Strategies for Learner-Centered Design and Peer-to-Peer Learning

Getting Started with Docker: Images, Containers and Simple Orchestration

What do I do with all of this text? Cleaning and coding data for qualitative analysis

**Presenter**
 
 [Robert Nelson](https://underline.io/speakers/144106-robert-nelson)
 
 This presentation will discuss the history of redlining, explore how it shaped and continues to shape the contours of interconnected inequalities (wealth, racial, environmental, and health), and analyze the persistent connections between race, real estate, and health. [The Mapping Inequality site](https://dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redlining/#loc=10/32.953/-117.438&city=san-diego-ca) provides researchers with a presentation of redlining policies in a geographic area, and a window to the policies that shape community demographics to this day.

Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America

Mindfulness meditation break
 
 [Nicole Castillo](https://underline.io/speakers/152567-nicole-castillo), UC Berkeley

Mindful Moment: Stretching and Meditation Break

Community Conversation: Collaborating Towards Inclusive Descriptive Practices

Fostering collaboration to address research data management and education

Presentation Themes: Education--Resources--Patron feedback

**Musical Entertainment by musician Marcus Cappellazzo.**

Lunch Break

This  conference will explore the intersection of technology and service, the lessons learned through the past extraordinary year, and the value of change management. In light of the challenging times, we are coming together virtually to share our work under the theme 'Leading with Innovation, Stronger through Collaboration'.

The UC Libraries Forum will serve as an opportunity for UC library colleagues to meet virtually, share, learn and find opportunities for new collaborations and projects across the UC system. Presentations and conversation will note existing collaborations and spark ideas for new ones. This forum builds on and extends the scope of UC DLFx 2018 and 2019 beyond digital initiatives to all library employees to include themes such as research data, scholarly communications, the current-COVID academic library and others.




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UC Libraries Forum: Leading with Innovation, Stronger through Collaboration

This  conference will explore the intersection of technology and service, the lessons learned through the past extraordinary year, and the value of change management. In light of the challenging times, we are coming together virtually to share our work under the theme 'Leading with Innovation, Stronger through Collaboration'.

The UC Libraries Forum will serve as an opportunity for UC library colleagues to meet virtually, share, learn and find opportunities for new collaborations and projects across the UC system. Presentations and conversation will note existing collaborations and spark ideas for new ones. This forum builds on and extends the scope of UC DLFx 2018 and 2019 beyond digital initiatives to all library employees to include themes such as research data, scholarly communications, the current-COVID academic library and others.

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