Publicly Engaged Publishing

  • Harnessing the transformational power of PIDs

    Citation: Burton, Kath, Cocks, Catherine, and Russell, Bonnie. ‘Recognizing and Harnessing the Transformational Power of Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for Publicly-engaged Scholars’. 1 Jan. 2023 : 1 – 6. Our co-authored publication emerging from a humanities PID-focused session at the NISOPlus 2023 Conference. In the article we consider the vital role that metadata and PIDs play […]

  • Publication Practices for Engaged Scholars

    Building on previous investigations into the publishing challenges and opportunities for publicly engaged scholars in the humanities, Kath Burton (Routledge), Daniel Fisher-Livne (HUC-JIR and NHA), and Kendra Sullivan (CUNY Graduate Center) are launching the first part of a collaborative project kindly supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research from the Center for the Humanities at the […]

  • Publishing Values-based Scholarly Communication 

    Publicly Engaged Publishing and the Library As we launch into 2023, members of the Publishing and the Publicly Engaged Humanities Group have teamed up with the HuMetricsHSS (Humane Metrics in Humanities and Social Science) initiative to co-author a new open educational resource (OER).  Publishing Values-based Scholarly Communication is a wholly collaborative project created by Catherine […]

  • A values-based approach to open humanities

    For this year’s virtual OASPA conference, members of our working group collaborated with the HuMetricsHSS team to create a poster illustrating a values-based approach to Open. Presented by Catherine Cocks, Assistant Director and Editor-in-Chief, Michigan State University Press, USA, the presentation looked at the HuMetricsHSS framework as a way to align open values of the […]