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Organized as part of the 91st Congress of the Acfas, the “Vive les revues savantes!” (Long Live Scholarly Journals!) event set the stage for the unveiling of a series of recommendations aimed at better supporting

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Continuing our “5 Questions with…” series, Erudit interviewed Loïc Andrien, Co-Editor-in-Chief for AEQUITAS: Journal of human development, disability, and social change, a bilingual journal that focuses on the development and the dissemination of knowledge on

Supporting Diamond Open Access in Canada: 10 Years of Partnership Between CRKN and Érudit

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Érudit and CRKN are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Partnership for Open Access (POA), which enables more than 240 non-commercial scholarly journals to receive financial support from 54 Canadian university libraries. For over a decade, the Canadian

New Scientific Committee for Érudit

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The mission of Érudit's new scientific committee is to help structure and guide Érudit’s research and development activities, and to support innovation. Following a call for candidates in winter 2024, we received several high-quality submissions.

Strategic Affiliation with the Library Publishing Coalition

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Our strategic affiliation with the Library Publishing Coalition (LPC) strengthens our collaboration with libraries offering journal publishing services. The LPC is an independent member-based association made up of a network of 80 libraries offering publishing

The Partnership for Open Access, a Driver for Social Innovation

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The Partnership for Open Access (POA) has been recognized as an example of social innovation by the Réseau québécois en innovation sociale, serving as a reminder of this initiative’s benefits for the research community and

Dig Into These Archeology Articles

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From August 1st to 31st, Archéo-Québec celebrates Archaeology Month's 20th edition! This annual event aims to promote Quebec's archaeological heritage and encourage a better understanding of Quebec history among the public. For the occasion, Érudit

Celebrating the diversity of Indigenous studies

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Indigenous peoples can be found on every continent, flourishing in a multiplicity of cultures and languages. Their number is estimated at 350 million, divided into 5,000 peoples. In Canada, the Indigenous population includes more than

Better Support for Scholarly Journals

5 questions with… AEQUITAS

Supporting Diamond Open Access in Canada: 10 Years of Partnership Between CRKN and Érudit

New Scientific Committee for Érudit

Strategic Affiliation with the Library Publishing Coalition

The Partnership for Open Access, a Driver for Social Innovation

Dig Into These Archeology Articles

Celebrating the diversity of Indigenous studies

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