Help R4E get 1 donation per day this November with #R4EtaughtMe
This November marks the celebration of all the amazing things the R4E community achieved with our 2-year grant from CZI.
This generous grant has allowed R4E to grow exponentially in global outreach, reaching new conferences, disciplines, and under-represented communities, surpassing all our grant milestones in engagement, outreach, governance, and diversity.
Continuing the work of our R4E volunteer instructors beyond this grant requires donations and sponsorships from organizations and people like you!
This November, the R4E community is re-launching our campaign to spread the word about the impact of community-led reproducibility education. Using the hashtag #R4EtaughtMe, R4E workshop participants and volunteers will write and share the favorite thing they learned through R4E. Check our our video starring R4E volunteers Dr. Nafisa Jadavji and Dr. Nele Haelterman:
“#R4EtaughtMe about electronic lab notebooks. I implemented using one when I started my own research group a few years ago.” - Nafisa Jadavji
“#R4EtaughtMe the importance of depositing my reagents in repositories which really would have saved me a lot of heartache before losing my precious plasmids.” - Nele Haelterman
R4E volunteer co-instructors run over 20 workshops per year at scientific conferences around the world. R4E is a non-profit, volunteer-run project and our expenses such as conference registrations, society memberships, and childcare are supported by sponsors and donors.
The #R4EtaughtMe campaign aims to bring in 30 donations over the 30 days of November to support R4E volunteer stipends to cover expenses and support a diverse community.
We created a crowdfunding page with perks for every donor level! We have individual donation levels and organizational donation levels.
If your institution or organization includes researchers, why not become an R4E Workshop Partner level sponsor and receive a free 90-minute R4E workshop as part of your thank you?
#R4EtaughtMe (1)the power of community, (2)to be proactive to avoid reproducibility issues & (3)to be kind to my most valuable collaborator, Future-me!#R4E volunteers run free workshops globally, & are supported by donors like you! Learn more & donate: https://t.co/Mx1NGBEaUd https://t.co/wXoSXFd0mI
— Dr. Aparna Shah 🧠 👩🔬 (@Neuro_musings) June 10, 2021
A special #R4EtaughtMe from @ZebraElement today! @Addgene became this year's first #R4E sponsor, which allows us to cover conference registrations for under-represented researchers. You can help too! Support our volunteers at https://t.co/4Z4dAue4OU. pic.twitter.com/8KmumXtHmN
— Reproducibility for Everyone (@repro4everyone) June 2, 2021
@repro4everyone volunteers run free #reproducibility workshops globally, and are supported by donors and sponsors like you! Learn more and donate at https://t.co/QM4qhzwkKK. #R4EtaughtMe https://t.co/QM4qhzwkKK
— Dr. Kari L. Jordan (@DrKariLJordan) June 15, 2021
#R4EtaughtMe how to do data management the smart way 🤓 🗃️💪
— Susann Auer (@SusannAuer) June 1, 2021
Which skills did you find most useful from our workshops? We'd love to hear from you! 😁#Reproducibility #R4EtaughtMe #AcademicChatter https://t.co/DQEn2DBbJ1
Sharing your #protocols not only improves #reproducibility, it can save you time + frustration. Huge thanks to @batool664 for today's #R4EtaughtMe! #R4E workshops are free + small donations go a long way: https://t.co/4Z4dAue4OU. pic.twitter.com/ZvRUoUFHQ4
— Reproducibility for Everyone (@repro4everyone) June 7, 2021
#R4EtaughtMe to set up team infrastructures that foster collaboration and reproducible research practices. Plus all the folks at @repro4everyone are just outstanding young academics. RT to help us raise $$$ for #R4E volunteers: https://t.co/pwMe0qlq8a. pic.twitter.com/losusuJOVJ
— The Tattooed Tenured Fellow (@schwessinger) June 11, 2021
🪄Magic🪄 happens when #researchers share their knowledge! Today's #R4EtaughtMe is from @erodriguezroman. Tackling barriers to #reproducibility is best done by learning from practices in other disciplines! Help us support these connections with a donation: https://t.co/4Z4dAue4OU pic.twitter.com/K6BknMJ8yc
— Reproducibility for Everyone (@repro4everyone) June 9, 2021
#R4EtaughtMe the power of our scientific community to improve itself, and the number of absolutely inspiring people you'll meet doing so!
— Nele Haelterman (@HaeltermanNele) June 1, 2021
Can you spare a few $$ to help sustain our stipend program and support underrepresented R4E volunteers? https://t.co/fsXpde2iVJ
This month @repro4everyone are running a campaign to highlight the impact of their work and raise funds to support reproducibility education. Click here to learn more about donating: https://t.co/Z1JaqPpiCE and look out for their #R4EtaughtMe posts!
— UK Reproducibility Network (@ukrepro) June 1, 2021
I got one! It's super nifty ⭐💉 https://t.co/DDn11m1yiQ pic.twitter.com/37e7l6pCsx
— Jess Hardwicke (@jessica_microbe) June 14, 2021
