The English summary follows. Webinaire Coalition Publica : L’utilisation judicieuse du multilinguisme dans les logiciels de PKP Nous invitons la communauté des revues savantes à participer à ce webinaire gratuit sur les défis, les avantages, les outils de publication, les étapes à suivre et les meilleures pratiques pour l’utilisation de métadonnées multilingues dans les logiciels du Public Knowledge Project (PKP). Le

PKP shares SciELO’s excitement as these two strategic partners both celebrate 25th anniversaries in 2023.  PKP and SciELO share a passion for open infrastructure development that can help make research and scholarship a global public good.

As part of the PKP community, be one of the first to try out PKP’s OJS / OMP / OPS 3.4 by participating in the Release Testing program. Participants will have a chance to try out a fresh installation and / or an upgrade. Additionally, participants can indicate which special areas of the software they are interested in testing.

Join us on our mission to increase the quality and reach of scholarly publishing as PKP’s Associate Director of Publishing Services.

The Amal Jyothi College of Engineering (AJCE) and PKP are hosting a free virtual OJS workshop for the South Indian open access publishing community this May.  The goal of the workshopping event is to demonstrate the use of PKP’s Open Journal Systems (OJS) software to publish and manage content as a site administrator, journal manager, editor, peer reviewer, and author.

The community is invited to join this free Coalition Publica webinar on challenges, benefits, publishing options, how-to steps, and best practices for basic multilingual metadata use in PKP software. The Webinar is presented by Érudit and PKP, together as Coalition Publica. Why Multilingualism? The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) strives to increase access and reach of scholarly publishing.

The Library Publishing Coalition (LPC) Board seeks applications for the Library Publishing Curriculum Editorial Board. Created in partnership with the Educopia Institute, the Public Knowledge Project (PKP), NASIG, and BlueSky to BluePrint, as part of a project generously funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Library Publishing Curriculum is an ongoing program of the LPC.

Veuillez accéder à une version française de l’annonce originale de Coalition Publica ici / Please access a French version from Coalition Publica’s original announcement here.

We are pleased to announce the next PKP Sprint will be taking place at the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen, Denmark , on June 20 and 21, 2023 . The purpose of a PKP Sprint is to bring together the community to work on improving PKP software. There, small, self-organized teams work together to solve common software issues or make enhancements that benefit everyone.

PKP joins a new project that works to increase access to valuable research and sustainability for the future of open access books, which is set to receive more than £5.8 million in funding. Led by Lancaster University, the Open Book Futures (OBF) project will develop and support organisations, tools and practices that enable both academics and the wider public to make more and better use of books published on an Open Access basis.

Read in Portuguese The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) partners with the Brazilian Association of Scientific Editors (ABEC Brasil) and the Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO) to invite the academic community of scientific journals to participate in the PKP Event, to improve knowledge, best practices, and technological improvements for the use of PKP’s Open Journal Systems (OJS).