Share this content Saskia Walcott is an independent research communications consultant, specializing in research impact. During REF2014 Saskia worked with a selection of universities and re
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Share this content Scholar-activist Dr Chris Linder is Assistant Professor of College Student Affairs Administration at the University of Georgia. She has vast experience as a student affai
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Supporting Literacy and Quality Education UNESCO’s International Literacy Day is raising awareness globally on the issues surrounding childhood and adult literacy.
Share this content Dear cOAlition S, This is an open letter to the funders, government bodies and institutions that support Plan S and will be submitted to the open consultation of cOAliti
Share this content In addition to concerns expressed in the HSS open letter, we believe the proposed framework would remove the ability of most HSS publishers to facilitate Plan S fund