Redefining their role as liberating rather than stifling, fostering new kinds of work for innovators in the field, launching new initiatives, and “manifesting” the world as it could be, scholarly communications could be more crucial than ever.

This paper argues that the time has come for universities and other knowledge institutions to assume a larger role in mitigating the risks that arise from ongoing consolidation in research infrastructure. DOI: 10.3233/ISU-200084

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

An introduction to the importance of sustainability certification in fostering public awareness and collaboration for planetary and social benefit.

June 2020

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

Notes and inspiration from the team behind Commonplace's design