With a number of recommendations toward the commonification of open access

Republished with a new foreword

June 2020

A shared future for librarianship and publishing: open and equitable access to scholarship at the level of digital access to textbooks.

The dominant commercial models in scholarly publishing aren’t serving the academy or humanity well — extracting enormous profits from a mostly publicly-funded endeavor. But we have a window to stand up and support an alternative.

To respond to anger skillfully, we must first consider how network affordances contribute to lizard-brain reactivity.

To Secure the Tools We Need, We Need to Look Beyond “Media” and “Literacy”

Many open access publishing platforms are more like club memberships. What model would actually make publishing more accessible?

Bringing funding back to the community by focusing on mission alignment

A Manifesto Toward Moving Beyond Academic Imperialism