Community Council
Charter: To foster a healthy, productive community ecosystem, policy, and collaboration for the FOLIO project.
See the FOLIO Governance Model for more detail for what was developed and who worked on it originally.
Community Council Members:
Current co-chairs: Christopher Spalding and Simeon Warner
July 2023 - June 2025 terms
- Kirstin Kemner-Heek (GBV)
- Simeon Warner (Cornell University Library)
- Mike Gorrell (Index Data)
- Edwin Pretz (BVB)
- Boaz Nadav Manes (Lehigh University Library)
- Maike Osters (hbz, Cologne)
- Christopher Spalding (EBSCO Information Services)
July 2024 - July 2026 terms
- Stephen Pampell spampell) (Texas A&M)
- Johanna Redding (Amherst College/Five Colleges)
- Joseph Grobelny (University of Colorado Boulder)
- Rachael Kotarski (University of Chicago)
- Shawn Nicholson (Michigan State University)
FOLIO Council Elections
Membership Levels and Current Member Organizations
Finances
About us
The Community Council has two key roles. First, to ensure the community is strong and healthy, which can include recruiting, marketing and many external facing activities. Second, this council is responsible for the smooth operation of community activities, including coordinating with other councils, and ensuring the community is collaborative and inclusive.
The Community Council is one of three that govern FOLIO activities. The other two are the Product Council the Technical Council.
Communication Channels
- Slack: open #folio-community-council and also CC members only list
- Mailing List (folio-community-council@ole-lists.openlibraryfoundation.org, sign up here)
- Community Council folder on Google Drive (not publicly accessible)
- Wiki space (this page)
Community Council Meetings
The Community Council meets via Zoom on the second and fourth Monday of every month at 10:00 am Eastern U.S. time (see time in your timezone). For more details, see the Community Council Meetings page.
Community Council Convener
For more information about the Community Council, contact one of the co-conveners, Christopher Spalding and Simeon Warner .