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Open Scholarship Policy Observatory (ospolicyobservatory)

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About

The Open Scholarship Policy Observatory is an initiative of the Implementing New Knowledge Environments (INKE) Partnership. It is an open, online hub (currently in beta) that
collects, tracks, and builds understanding of open social scholarship, and reflects this back to local institutions, associations, consortia, and government bodies for analysis and education.

The Open Scholarship Policy Observatory consists of

Observations, which are descriptive overviews of policies shaping open scholarship
Responses to those policies written by INKE Partnership Members
Policy collections, including open access statements from Canadian institutions and open scholarship policies from institutions around the world
Policy clusters, which are smaller groupings of policies that relate to one another.

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Our Team

The Open Scholarship Policy Observatory is an initiative of the Implementing New Knowledge Environments (INKE) Partnership's Policy Cluster, led by Lynne Siemens (U Victoria) and Tanja Niemann (Érudit). It is coordinated by the Canadian Social Knowledge Institute (C-SKI) based at the Electronic Textual Cultures Lab (ETCL) at the University of Victoria.

INKE Policy Cluster Leads: Tanja Niemann (Érudit) and Lynne Siemens (U Victoria)

Project Directors: Ray Siemens (U Victoria), Alyssa Arbuckle (U Victoria), Caroline Winter (U Victoria)

Project Manager: Caroline Winter (U Victoria)

Translation Support: Olga Ziminova (Independent)

Technical Consultants: Tim Sobie (U Victoria) and Talya Jesperson (Independent)

Contributors

Janneke Adema (Coventry U)
Juan Pablo Alperin (Public Knowledge Project PKP)
Clare Appavoo (Canadian Research Knowledge Network)
Virginia Barbour (Queensland U of Technology)
Jonathan Bengtson (U Victoria Libraries)
Lise Brin (Canadian Association of Research Libraries)
Francesca Brzezicki (Canadian Research Knowledge Network)
Bernardo Bueno (Pontifical Catholic U Rio Grande do Sul)
Julia Bullard (U British Columbia)
Canadian Society for Digital Humanities
Leslie Chan (U Toronto Scarborough)
Richard Dumont (U de Montréal
Ian Duncan (Australian Research Data Commons)
Lisa Goddard (U Victoria Libraries)
Matthew Greenhall (U Liverpool)
Gary Hall (Coventry U)
Janet Halliwell (JE Halliwell Associates)
Rachel Hendery (Western Sydney U)
Stefan Higgins (U Victoria)
Caitlin Horrall (Libraries and Archives Canada)
Matt Huculak (U Victoria Libraries)
Talya Jesperson (Independent)
Inba Kehoe (U Victoria Libraries)
Shahira Khair (U Victoria Libraries)
Les Kneebone (U Melbourne)
Iryna Kuchma (Electronic Information for Libraries)
Vincent Larivière (Érudit)
Natalie MacDonald (Canadian Research Knowledge Network)
John Maxwell (Canadian Institute for Studies in Publishing)
Gabriel Miller (Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences)
Jeff Moon (Canadian Association of Research Libraries)
Samuel Moore (Cambridge U; Homerton C)
Tanja Niemann (Érudit)
Brian Owen (Érudit)
Émilie Paquin (Érudit)
Jefferson Pooley (Muhlenberg C)
Rebecca Ross (Canadian Research Knowledge Network)
Maggie MyLove Sardino (Syracuse U)
Kathleen Shearer (Confederation of Open Access Repositories)
Kate Shuttleworth (Public Knowledge Project; Simon Fraser U Library)
John Simpson (Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada)
Michael Eberle Sinatra (Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques)
Kevin Stranack (Public Knowledge Project)
Donald Taylor (Simon Fraser U Library)
Mike Taylor (U Wolverhampton)
Jesse Thomas-Kern (U British Columbia)
Simon Van Bellen (Érudit)
Deb Verhoeven (U Alberta)
Claire Warwick (Durham U)
Martha Whitehead (Harvard U)
Annie Wolfe (Libraries and Archives Canada)
Jennifer Zerkee (Simon Fraser U Library)

Past Team Members

Sarah Milligan (Research Consultant)
Kimberly Silk (Research Consultant)
Jonathan Martin (Technical Consultant)

The INKE Partnership for Networked Open Social Scholarship connects researchers and partners to resolve key issues and advance understanding in the production, distribution, and engagement of digital scholarship in Canada, and beyond.

INKE Partnership Members