Transformative Journals: analysis from the 2023 reports | Plan S

<p>Introduction  The Transformative Journal (TJ) model was one of the strategies cOAlition S developed to help subscription publishers transition to full and immediate Open Access (OA) in a defined timeframe. This report looks at the data provided by the participating publishers for the calendar year 2023.   2023 data: executive summary  Journals that participate in the TJ […]</p>

Open Humanities Press– Dark Botany: The Herbarium Tales

A scholar led open access publishing collective

The Integration of the Japan Link Center’s Bibliographic Data into OpenCitations: The production of bibliographic and citation data structured according to the OpenCitations Data Model, originating from an Anglo-Japanese dataset - Journal of Open Humanities Data

The Journal of Open Humanities Data (JOHD) aims to be a key part of a thriving community of scholars sharing humanities data. The journal features peer reviewed publications describing humanities research objects or techniques with high potential for reuse. Humanities subjects of interest to JOHD include, but are not limited to Art History, Classics, History, Library Science, Linguistics, Literature, Media Studies, Modern Languages, Music and musicology, Philosophy, Religious Studies, etc. Submissions that cross one or more of these traditional disciplines are particularly encouraged.  

DHNB 2024: Call for Proposals – DHNB

CARE Principles — Global Indigenous Data Alliance

CARE Principles of Indigenous Data Governance

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How to advocate for Open Education? 31 May 2023, 10:30-11:30 CEST, Zoom

How-to-advocacy: an "open chat" series by the OPERAS Advocacy Special Interest Group (SIG) Do the humanities and social sciences need (more) advocacy? Why is advocacy crucial for forging open scholarly communication? What can you do for more openness in the humanities and social sciences? The OPERAS Advocacy Special Interest Group opens up "open chat" series. With experts in advocacy and communications, researchers, publishers and other members of the social sciences and humanities community we will: discuss current trends in open scholarly communication, look for innovative solutions and tools for publishers, researchers and scholarly institutions, share best practices in open digital scholarly publications. How to advocate for Open Education? 31 May 2023, 10:30-11:30 CEST On 31 May 2023 from 10:30-11:30 CEST you will have the chance to discuss how to advocate for Open Education with Paola Corti, Community Manager at the European Network of Open Education Librarians (ENOEL) and member of the LIBER Education Resources working group. Together with our guest speaker and the audience, we will discuss the advocacy goals and challenges for the social sciences and humanities community - and how to advocate for innovative Open Access book publishing. The discussion will be moderated by Mariann Løkse, Head of Library services at the University Library of Tromsø. To join the meeting, you need to fill in your e-mail in the registration form. We will then send you the link to the webinar (Zoom) shortly before the event.