Canada

Ordinary Member:

Public Knowledge Project – PKP

Founded in 1998, the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) is a research and open source software development initiative that seeks to improve the quality and reach of scholarly publishing. Its Open Journal Systems (OJS) software is used by over 10,000 journals around the world to increase the efficiency of their production and reduce the cost of publication. Other PKP applications include Open Monograph Press (OMP) for books, Open Conference Systems (OCS) for conferences, and current work on an open source preprint server system. Recent research explores collaborative funding models for open access and investigations into copyright history and reform.

For more information visit: pkp.sfu.ca

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Core Member & National Node:

Érudit

Érudit supports digital publishing and research in the humanities and social sciences. As a research infrastructure supported by an inter-university consortium, Érudit is committed to open access and open science. The erudit.org platform provides access to a vast and unique collection of digital publications in French and English, including journals, books, proceedings, and theses.

For more information visit: erudit.org

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