OASPA

The Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) is a diverse community of organisations engaged in open scholarship. We work to encourage and enable open access as the predominant model of communication for scholarly outputs and are committed to ensuring a diverse, vibrant, and healthy open access community. Our membership includes scholar-led and professional publishers of books and journals, across varied geographies and disciplines, as well as infrastructure and other services.

(Recorded 20/06/23) Three projects. Over 40 partners. One goal: Community-led Open Scholarly Publishing. EU projects CRAFT-OA, DIAMAS, and PALOMERA are working for an equitable future for scholarly communication, with academic communities at the centre. In the webinar, participants were introduced to each project and their individual aims. Following this, discussion focused on how, despite their separate focus areas, their efforts work towards a broad and common vision for a more open and equitable scholarly publishing ecosystem. CRAFT-OA empowers regional journal platforms and publishing service providers to upscale, professionalise, and reach stronger interoperability with other scientific information systems, by providing services and tools. The DIAMAS project is developing common standards, guidelines and practices to build capacity for the Diamond publishing sector. Formulating recommendations of this kind aims to create a more sustainable future for OA Diamond Publishing in Europe. PALOMERA has set out to provide actionable recommendations and concrete resources to support and coordinate aligned funder and institutional policies for Open Access books. Doing so involves assessing challenges and bottlenecks that currently slow the widespread implementation of OA book policy. Slides available on Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/record/8070435
WEBINAR: Creating Community-Driven Pathways to Equitable Open Scholarly Publishing
The DIAMAS project will map and understand institutional publishing in Europe to raise academic publishing standards, improving quality and sustainability for this sector. But what do we mean by institutional publishing and service providers? In this video, Bianca Kramer talks you through how journals are organised, managed, and what services they need to sustain publishing activities.
Publishing and Service Providers
The DIAMAS project will map and understand institutional publishing in Europe to raise academic publishing standards, improving quality and sustainability for this sector. But what do we mean by institutional publishing? In this video, Jeroen Bosman talks you through the Institutional Publishing Ecosystem and how this fits within the DIAMAS project.
The Institutional Publishing Ecosystem
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