Open Access: Maintaining the Momentum

5 June 2025, 14:00 GMT/15:00 BST

Join us for a timely discussion on the future of Open Access. While the movement has seen remarkable growth over the past decade, recent financial, political, and global challenges are threatening its progress.
How can we keep the momentum going?

Hear from two leading voices in the OA space as they share insights and strategies for navigating these turbulent times. Don’t miss this essential conversation for anyone invested in the future of open knowledge.

This webinar belongs to the series "Challenging the Status Quo: Taking Libraries into the Future".

Speakers:
Dominic Mitchell, Deputy Director and Platform Manager at DOAJ; Chair of the Board of Directors for the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA) and Chair of the Committee for Think.Check.Submit (TCS).

Niels Stern, Managing director of the OAPEN Foundation and co-director of DOAB.

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