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description: WELCOME!
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# Data Rescues 2025
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# 🏥 Data Rescues 2025
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In response to political threats to social, environmental, health, and personal data, the [University of Washington Center for Advances in Libraries, Museums, and Archives (CALMA)](https://calma.ischool.uw.edu/) in collaboration with Seattle-based BKS Studio, is hosting a series of DATA RESCUE efforts. Modeled after the 2016-2017 DataRescue movement that responded to hostile conditions towards environmental and climate science data, these ad hoc digital archiving volunteer events invite community members to apply their technical skills and social values in response to new threats to important data. 
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While Data Rescues can focus on any type of at-risk public and government data, many have focused on environmental issues given[ documented threats and modifications](https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0246450) by recent political agendas. 
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This Gitbook is a knowledge base and living document for the 2025 Seattle-based Data Rescues.Open to public suggestions and contributions, this is a living document that is created informed by documentation and literature from the 2017-2018 Data Rescues and by community-informed brainstorming discussions. 
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This Gitbook is a knowledge base and living document for the 2025 Seattle-based Data Rescues. Open to public suggestions and contributions, this is a living document that is created informed by documentation and literature from the 2017-2018 Data Rescues and by community-informed brainstorming discussions. 
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The following webpages include:
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* A growing list of [Learning Resources](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WzwaEl0BReGwFT-sQW_DM5lD9bKVtw7duoNbCMBvvsw/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.5uoktqwf0zoj) (readings and tools)
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* [Contact information](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WzwaEl0BReGwFT-sQW_DM5lD9bKVtw7duoNbCMBvvsw/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.kh20zm7am2l2) to connect with wider community on local, national, and international levels
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Community is invited to comment and suggest ideas and updates to this site. By submitting Change Requests through the Gitbook interface. More on how to submit updates here.
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Community is invited to comment and suggest ideas and updates to this site. By submitting Change Requests through the Data Rescue GitHub repository at: [https://github.com/nguyen-info/datarescue/tree/main](https://github.com/nguyen-info/datarescue/tree/main)
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***
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Let’s get started! How would you like to get started?
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🚀 Let’s get started! How would you like to get started?
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**I’m new to Data Rescues** → Read a bit more about the [background](what-are-data-rescues.md) to understand why, when, where, how on this movement
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🐣 **I’m new to Data Rescues** → Read a bit more about the [background](what-are-data-rescues.md) to understand why, when, where, how on this movement
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**I’ve rescued data before** → First, look through our [Collecting Scope](collecting-scope.md) page for the Seattle Data Rescues vision then move to contribute to community efforts
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💻 **I’ve rescued data before** → First, look through our [Collecting Scope](collecting-scope.md) page for the Seattle Data Rescues vision then move to contribute to community efforts
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# Table of contents
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* [Data Rescues 2025](README.md)
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* [What are Data Rescues](what-are-data-rescues.md)
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* [Community Agreements](community-agreements.md)
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* [Collecting Scope](collecting-scope.md)
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* [How To Start](how-to-start/README.md)
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* [Track 1 (Communications)](how-to-start/track-1-communications.md)
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* [Track 2 (Data Assessment)](how-to-start/track-2-data-assessment.md)
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* [Track 3 (Technical)](how-to-start/track-3-technical.md)
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* [Resources & Tools](resources-and-tools.md)
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* [Stay in Touch](stay-in-touch.md)
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* [🏥 Data Rescues 2025](README.md)
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* [🧐 What are Data Rescues](what-are-data-rescues.md)
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* [🙏 Community Agreements](community-agreements.md)
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* [🗃️ Collecting Scope](collecting-scope.md)
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* [⭐ How To Start](how-to-start/README.md)
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* [🎙️ Track 1 (Communications)](how-to-start/track-1-communications.md)
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* [🔍 Track 2 (Data Assessment)](how-to-start/track-2-data-assessment.md)
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* [🕵️ Track 3 (Technical)](how-to-start/track-3-technical.md)
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* [🛠️ Resources & Tools](resources-and-tools.md)
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* [🙋 Stay in Touch](stay-in-touch.md)
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description: What are we collecting? Why?
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# Collecting Scope
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# 🗃️ Collecting Scope
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In an effort to continue advancing environmental protection and actions, the Data Rescues in Seattle will focus on Climate Data with the following data themes and types:
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description: READ BEFORE STARTING YOUR CONTRIBUTION
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# Community Agreements
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# 🙏 Community Agreements
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At Data Rescue events, we strive to support and create an environment that encourages all participants—organizers, supporters, any and all stakeholders to hold safe, engaging, and respectful environments where each person is able to focus as much of their energy on the Data Rescue’s intent.
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description: Step-by-step instructions
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# How To Start
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# ⭐ How To Start
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Hello & welcome!
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# Track 1 (Communications)
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# 🎙️ Track 1 (Communications)
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This track focuses on creating, revising, and sharing information about at-risk data. This includes adding context about collected data in order to improve management and findability of data for future purposes. The below are our initial goals coming from CALMA / Seattle-based efforts, but all participants are free to suggest and pursue other contributions.
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# 🔍 Track 2 (Data Assessment)
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This track focuses on finding and evaluating valuable and relevant at-risk data.This helps others be able to complete capturing tasks as they can depend on your “peer reviewed” assessment.
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# 🕵️ Track 3 (Technical)
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This track focuses on the actual capture of at-risk data in a variety of formats. As these tasks require the most technical knowledge, skills, and equipment, volunteers are encouraged to take this track when they are able to dedicate more time.
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description: Readings and tools available online
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# 🙋 Stay in Touch
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Given the various existing networks, groups, and institutions involved, there is no established central communication platform or mailing list. But in order to help connect people and work, we have compiled a short and growing list of contact information and opportunities to connect with groups.
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description: General Background
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# What are Data Rescues
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# 🧐 What are Data Rescues
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January 2025 marks a return to uncertainty with not only the presidential transition, but also economic, political, and social tensions at all time high. With all these dangers and threats, one might overlook the crucial yet ever changing scenario of at-risk government data. But these threats to information about our government spending, investments, research, education, social support and services, as well as presidential priorities are not new.  
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