ACRL EDI Project Directory
The ACRL EDI Committees Resources and Tools Subcommittee is creating a directory of EDI-related projects. This web-based resources will support academic libraries in providing a central hub in which to learn about other libraries’ EDI projects. It will be a searchable, filterable database in which libraries can share information about their projects and provide contact information to learn more about the projects. 

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We invite academic libraries of all types to share the projects they're proud of.
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Email *
Permission Granting *
Project Title *
Do you want to publish this now or submit the project in "unpublished status"? (This second option allows you to submit projects now and decide later when and how they will be shared.)
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Short Description of Project (Limited to 120 characters)
Abstract/description
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Items you might consider including in your narrative: Describe the project and the outcomes. How many people were involved in the planning and implementation of the project? Did you collaborate with other departments on campus or the community? Who was the target population? Funding allocation and any other pertinent information you would like to share. 
Contact name *
Contact information is required for submission, but will not be revealed in the directory without your permission (below).
Contact email *
Contact information is required for submission. You will be contactable through the directory's web form, but your email will not be revealed.
Alternate email address
This could be your personal email so you can be reached in the future even if you change jobs.
Contact phone number *
Contact information is required for submission.
May we show your name in the directory? *
Library and Institution Name (Optional to leave out) 
Institution Type *
Please use the Carnegie Classification®. Description for each classification can be found on their website: https://carnegieclassifications.acenet.edu/ under Basic Classification Methodology or by searching for your institution by name. 
Library/Institution Size *
Institutions’ size (student population) by Full-time equivalent (*FTE). Institutions’ size (student population) by Full-time equivalent (*FTE). This form is using the Carnegie Classification®, but we understand that some countries do not use this classification, therefore we have broken this question by type of library and FTE enrollment. 
Type of Project  *
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Team Size
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What was your budget for the project?
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