Disseminating Knowledge, One File at a Time

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In addition to our platform and the articles it distributes, Érudit is a digital infrastructure whose wide range of services helps support open scholarly publishing in Canada. But what does that mean, exactly? This blog

Digital Research Infrastructure for the HSS in Canada

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In 2024-2025, the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and Érudit embarked on a collaborative project to survey and map digital research infrastructure (DRI) in Canada, specifically pertaining to the humanities and social sciences disciplines. The

Important Recognition for Vincent Larivière

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In acknowledgement of the exceptional scope of his research and commitment to the dissemination of knowledge, Vincent Larivière has been awarded the 2025 Acfas Thérèse-Gouin-Décarie Prize. Since 2015, Vincent has played a key role in

Sharing Knowledge Beyond Scholarly Journals

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Crédit photo: Maryse Boyce Opening up science does not simply mean removing access barriers; it also requires learning to discuss it in a new way. How can we make sure that the knowledge produced in

The Lasting Impact of Open Access for Journals on Érudit: More Views and a More Diversified Readership

5 months ago in

Every scholarly journal’s editorial team has surely, at one point, asked the following question: should we be moving to open access? For readers, the benefits of this type of access are undeniable, but what about

Digital Publishing to Support Indigenous Knowledge

6 months ago in

To mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we are showcasing an initiative aimed at the systematic inclusion of Indigenous voices in the Canadian documentary ecosystem: the digital publishing platform RavenSpace. Darcy Cullen To

New Faces on Érudit’s Board

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The arrival of new members to Érudit’s Board of Directors brings diverse expertise to our governance and strengthens our community’s representation across Canada. Érudit’s Board is composed of eleven members representing partner institutions, the research

POA Recognized by UNESCO

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The Partnership for Open Access (POA) was recently included in UNESCO’s Open and Inclusive Science Hub, a directory of ambitious initiatives aiming to make access to research and scholarly publishing more equitable. UNESCO and Open

Disseminating Knowledge, One File at a Time

Digital Research Infrastructure for the HSS in Canada

Important Recognition for Vincent Larivière

Sharing Knowledge Beyond Scholarly Journals

The Lasting Impact of Open Access for Journals on Érudit: More Views and a More Diversified Readership

Digital Publishing to Support Indigenous Knowledge

New Faces on Érudit’s Board

POA Recognized by UNESCO

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