Upcoming events
Learn new skills, support your Tribe’s environmental data management goals, and meet other Tribal environmental professionals. Browse our Calendar for details about upcoming events.
Featured Event: Monthly Tribal Data Drop-in Sessions
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (PACIFIC), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say. Register here.
2024 Tribal Data Carpentries Online Workshops:
June 4-6, 2024 – Data Carpentry for Ecologists (R emphasis)
July 30-August 1, 2024 – Data Carpentry for Ecologists (Python emphasis)
October 1-3, 2024 – Software Carpentry: R for Reproducible Scientific Analysis
CANCELLED - November 19-21, 2024 – Software Carpentry: Programming with R
The TXG offers other trainings and technical support opportunities throughout the year, but if you have suggestions or ideas for workshops, webinars, or other training, please contact us.
Software Carpentry: Programming with R
This workshop provides an introduction to R built around the common scientific task of data analysis. Instructors will teach the basic concepts of good programming using R and RStudio to analyze comma-separated datasets and plot results. Topics include: creating functions, analyzing multiple datasets, best practices for writing R code, creating reports and packages, data types and structures, and loops in R. The workshop also teaches the basics of the Unix shell, and version control using Git.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session (Copy)
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
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Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session (Copy) (Copy) (Copy)
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session (Copy) (Copy) (Copy) (Copy)
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Software Carpentry: R for Reproducible Scientific Analysis
This online workshop will teach novice programmers to write modular code and best practices for using R and RStudio for analyzing scientific data. The emphasis of these materials is to give attendees a strong foundation in the fundamentals of R, and to teach basic principles of scientific computing. Topics include: data structures, subsets, plotting data, vectors, functions, data frames and manipulation, and producing reports. The workshop also teaches the basics of the Unix shell, and version control using Git.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Data Carpentry for Ecologists (Python emphasis)
This online workshop teaches data cleaning, management, analysis, and visualization with ecological data samples, and models the reproducible data management and analysis workflow activities typically used in a research project. Lessons on basic coding principles will introduce students to Python.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Data Carpentry for Ecologists (R emphasis)
This online workshop teaches data cleaning, management, analysis, and visualization with ecological data samples, and models the reproducible data management and analysis workflow activities typically used in a research project. Lessons on basic coding principles will introduce students to R.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month from 10-11am (Pacific), these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say.
Tribal Data Drop-in Session
Held the third Thursday of every month, these sessions feature TXG members and other professionals who volunteer their time to answer questions, provide tips, and share first-hand experiences in data management to support attendees as they build their program’s capacity and expand their professional networks. Come with a question, share a resource of your own, or simply listen in to what others have to say—use the link below to be a part of the conversation!
Introduction to SQL Databases - Part 2
The benefits of working with relational database tools will be revealed with straightforward lessons on how to use a powerful database software: SQL (including MySQL and SQLServer), for common data management and assessment tasks.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Introduction to SQL Databases - Part 1
The benefits of working with relational database tools will be revealed with straightforward lessons on how to use a powerful database software: SQL (including MySQL and SQLServer), for common data management and assessment tasks.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Advanced SQL
The benefits of working with relational database tools will be revealed with straightforward lessons on how to use a powerful database software: SQL (including MySQL and SQLServer), for common data management and assessment tasks.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Tribal Data Drop-In
NOVEMBER DATA DROP-IN HOSTS
Angie Reed, Penobscot Indian Nation: Follow-up Q&A from R Training
During these monthly Drop-In Sessions, Tribal participants can get their data management questions answered in an informal setting. This TXG-hosted activity is committed to building tribal capacity, focusing on strategies that enhance the skills, resources, and connections tribes need to develop and sustain robust data and information-sharing capabilities.
The intent of these interactive sessions is to build a community of practice through sharing mutual experiences and knowledge, and you are the most important part!
These sessions are intended for Tribal professionals managing, assessing, and reporting data for environmental monitoring projects, such as air quality, water quality, radon, reclaimed land, contaminated sites, habitat, and wildlife management, etc. and those working with information technology solutions to support their environmental program goals. All sessions will feature guest presentations, Q&A with attendees, interactive discussions, activities, and access to peer professionals and relevant resources for tribes.
Participants are welcome to bring example data or data products for sharing during live sessions–let us know how we can save you time and frustration. These sessions will not be recorded, and no data or information will be shared publicly. As time allows, live demonstrations of tools for working with data may be conducted based on attendee input.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Tribal Data Drop-In
OCTOBER DATA DROP-IN HOSTS
Angie Reed, Penobscot Indian Nation: Follow-up Q&A from R Training
During these monthly Drop-In Sessions, Tribal participants can get their data management questions answered in an informal setting. This TXG-hosted activity is committed to building tribal capacity, focusing on strategies that enhance the skills, resources, and connections tribes need to develop and sustain robust data and information-sharing capabilities.
The intent of these interactive sessions is to build a community of practice through sharing mutual experiences and knowledge, and you are the most important part!
These sessions are intended for Tribal professionals managing, assessing, and reporting data for environmental monitoring projects, such as air quality, water quality, radon, reclaimed land, contaminated sites, habitat, and wildlife management, etc. and those working with information technology solutions to support their environmental program goals. All sessions will feature guest presentations, Q&A with attendees, interactive discussions, activities, and access to peer professionals and relevant resources for tribes.
Participants are welcome to bring example data or data products for sharing during live sessions–let us know how we can save you time and frustration. These sessions will not be recorded, and no data or information will be shared publicly. As time allows, live demonstrations of tools for working with data may be conducted based on attendee input.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Git and GitHub
Git (and the community-driven version GitHub) are online tools that aid developers in “version control” so they can keep track of what’s been done and more effectively collaborate with others. Typically used for software development, anything that changes over time can benefit from being stored in a version control system.
Contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Tribal Data Drop-In
SEPTEMBER DATA DROP-IN HOSTS
Angie Reed, Penobscot Indian Nation: Follow-up Q&A from R Training
During these monthly Drop-In Sessions, Tribal participants can get their data management questions answered in an informal setting. This TXG-hosted activity is committed to building tribal capacity, focusing on strategies that enhance the skills, resources, and connections tribes need to develop and sustain robust data and information-sharing capabilities.
The intent of these interactive sessions is to build a community of practice through sharing mutual experiences and knowledge, and you are the most important part!
These sessions are intended for Tribal professionals managing, assessing, and reporting data for environmental monitoring projects, such as air quality, water quality, radon, reclaimed land, contaminated sites, habitat, and wildlife management, etc. and those working with information technology solutions to support their environmental program goals. All sessions will feature guest presentations, Q&A with attendees, interactive discussions, activities, and access to peer professionals and relevant resources for tribes.
Participants are welcome to bring example data or data products for sharing during live sessions–let us know how we can save you time and frustration. These sessions will not be recorded, and no data or information will be shared publicly. As time allows, live demonstrations of tools for working with data may be conducted based on attendee input.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Tribal Data Drop-In
AUGUST DATA DROP-IN HOSTS
Jess Kunke, University of Washington: Follow-up Q&A from R Training
During these monthly Drop-In Sessions, Tribal participants can get their data management questions answered in an informal setting. This TXG-hosted activity is committed to building tribal capacity, focusing on strategies that enhance the skills, resources, and connections tribes need to develop and sustain robust data and information-sharing capabilities.
The intent of these interactive sessions is to build a community of practice through sharing mutual experiences and knowledge, and you are the most important part!
These sessions are intended for Tribal professionals managing, assessing, and reporting data for environmental monitoring projects, such as air quality, water quality, radon, reclaimed land, contaminated sites, habitat, and wildlife management, etc. and those working with information technology solutions to support their environmental program goals. All sessions will feature guest presentations, Q&A with attendees, interactive discussions, activities, and access to peer professionals and relevant resources for tribes.
Participants are welcome to bring example data or data products for sharing during live sessions–let us know how we can save you time and frustration. These sessions will not be recorded, and no data or information will be shared publicly. As time allows, live demonstrations of tools for working with data may be conducted based on attendee input.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.
Tribal Data Drop-In
JULY DATA DROP-IN HOSTS
Brianda Hernandez, Bishop Paiute Tribe: ArcGIS-Survey123: Digitizing the Collection and Analysis of Water Data
Angie Reed, Penobscot Indian Nation: Follow-up Q&A from R Training
During these monthly Drop-In Sessions, Tribal participants can get their data management questions answered in an informal setting. This TXG-hosted activity is committed to building tribal capacity, focusing on strategies that enhance the skills, resources, and connections tribes need to develop and sustain robust data and information-sharing capabilities.
The intent of these interactive sessions is to build a community of practice through sharing mutual experiences and knowledge, and you are the most important part!
These sessions are intended for Tribal professionals managing, assessing, and reporting data for environmental monitoring projects, such as air quality, water quality, radon, reclaimed land, contaminated sites, habitat, and wildlife management, etc. and those working with information technology solutions to support their environmental program goals. All sessions will feature guest presentations, Q&A with attendees, interactive discussions, activities, and access to peer professionals and relevant resources for tribes.
Participants are welcome to bring example data or data products for sharing during live sessions–let us know how we can save you time and frustration. These sessions will not be recorded, and no data or information will be shared publicly. As time allows, live demonstrations of tools for working with data may be conducted based on attendee input.
Please contact txg@tribalexchangenetwork.org if you have any questions.