PKP and Charutar Vidya Mandal (CVM) University are pleased to invite you to an Open Journal Systems (OJS) workshop on December 8th, 2023, aimed at academics, editors, librarians, IT professionals, and open access promoters in the region . This information was originally published at the CVM website. Objectives To introduce participants to the OJS platform and help them understand its features,

PKP held a software development news update via webinar on Monday, November 20th, 2023. The recording is now available. In this webinar, Alec Smecher, Bozana Bokan, Vitaliy Bezsheiko, Devika Goel, and Jarda Kotěšovec gave updates on PKP software developments and activities.

Originally published at Stanford, CA: November 16, 2023 (links added): Stanford University Press (SUP) is delighted to announce a new collaboration with the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) aimed at expanding sustainable Open Access (OA) models of journal publishing.

PKP’s 25th Anniversary interview series celebrates the history of the Project and those involved – Part 3 features Lynn Copeland, former SFU Dean of Libraries for 12 years (1998 – 2010). For a quarter of a century, community partnerships have been key in PKP’s work towards making research a global public good.

PKP invites those interested in the developments that underpin its scholarly publishing software to join in on November 20th, 2023, for a community webinar on PKP’s software development.

This announcement of SSHRC / CRSH support was was originally published on Coalition Publica’s website, in English and French, during International Open Access Week 2023.

The Student Journal Forum is a yearly online event that welcomes Canadian students who are involved with a student journal. Last year, 13 Canadian journals joined to share their experiences and concerns about the process of creating, managing, and editing as a student.

This post was originally published on Coalition Publica’s website, in English and French, in advance of Open Access Week. French version to follow. Coalition Publica, a collaborative effort between Érudit and the Public Knowledge Project (PKP), celebrates the 25 anniversary of both organizations, that have fostered community-driven open access in scholarly publishing.

PKP’s 25th Anniversary interview series celebrates the history of the Project and those involved – Part 2 features Pippa Smart. For a quarter of a century, community partnerships have been key in PKP’s work towards making research a global public good. Getting into the stories behind these relationships, we asked some of our partners to share what drives these connections.

The Public Knowledge Project is calling for the community to support its mission of serving the quality, reach, and access of non-commercial scholarly publishing by joining the Financial Contributor Pathway. As a free and open source (FOSS) project, our membership, through their participation in our committees, interest groups, and other venues including the Financial Contributor Pathway, serves as a vital mechanism

The seventh set of sprint notes is now available from the PKP Copenhagen Sprint, hosted by the Royal Danish Library in June 2023 . Sprints involve PKP community members coming together in diverse groups to work on PKP software and support. The Royal Danish Library hosted eight working groups at the PKP Copenhagen Sprint last June. This is a summary of one such group’s work.