GET INVOLVED
The ORCID US Community welcomes you to get involved in any of the following ways:
- Join the ORCID US listserv
- Follow ORCID US on Twitter @USconsortium
- Become a member - use the member API to get full benefits of ORCID
- Already a member? Join the ORCID US Members-Only Discussion Forum! To request an invitation, email orcidus@lyrasis.org.
- Nominate a colleague for the ORCID US Community Awards
- Encourage creation and use of ORCID iDs using the three-phase ORCID Communication Toolkit
- Learn about the ORCID APIs
- Join the ORCID API listserv
- Contribute to the ORCID Collecting Evidence project
- Contribute to the ORCID iDeas Forum
- Contact ORCID US Support
Attend an Event
ORCID US Community Code of Conduct
The ORCID US Community is designed to be a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for dialogue and sharing amongst representatives from research institutions interested in adopting ORCID. Participants are expected to communicate with respect and consideration in a professional manner. Harassment and discriminatory behavior of any kind will not be tolerated and may constitute removal of perpetrators from present and future community activities and communication channels. To report violations of the Code of Conduct, please email orcidus@lyrasis.org or text/call 470-717-0812. At in-person events, designated individuals will be identified as contacts for reporting violations or concerns.
All ORCID US Community participants are encouraged to use the following tips from the Digital Library Federation (DLF) Code of Conduct when contributing to the ORCID US Community:
- Listen as much as you speak and remember that colleagues may have expertise you are unaware of
- Encourage and yield the floor to colleagues whose viewpoints may be under-represented in a group
- Use welcoming and inclusive language, for instance by honoring pronouns and favoring gender-neutral collective nouns (“people,” not “guys”)
- Accept critique graciously and offer it constructively
- Give credit where it is due
- Seek concrete ways to make physical spaces and online resources more universally accessible
- Stay alert, as Active Bystanders, to the welfare of those around you