Testimonials

• Our partner for

  ShareYourPaper.org

  

  “We’re excited to finally build everything we’ve learned from mediated deposit into a simple tool, not a dozen workarounds, that enables every library to make self-archiving not just the right thing, but the easy thing, for every author.”

• Our partner for

  InstantILL.org

  

  “InstantILL is community-owned infrastructure that improves our services, helps reduce dependency on subscriptions, and advances equitable access to information”

• Our partner for

  InstantILL.org

  

  “Finding an OA article is not an easy task even for librarians whose job is getting materials for their patrons. With InstantILL, finding what’s available on the net has become very easy. InstantILL has greatly helped our new international resource sharing initiative, RSCVD, in responding to Covid-19.”

• Our partner for

  OA.works

  

  “Open enables our grantees and their communities to better fight inequity and help everyone lead healthy, productive lives. That’s why we’re investing in open tools that support making open simpler and more equitable. In OA.Works, we’ve found a partner who shares our values of optimism, collaboration, rigor, and innovation.”

• Our partner for

  OA.Works

  

  “This team has consistently created resources and community central to the open sharing of knowledge. It’s been a real pleasure to watch OA.Works grow into an important provider of high-quality tools supporting open access to knowledge.”

• OA.Works for Mental health

  

  “I’m a student at the Cronkite Journalism school at Arizona State. I’m writing a story for my intermediate reporting class on firefighters who suffer from PTSD and I’d like to gain more insight and statistics.”

  Written in search of

  Firefighting and mental health: experiences of repeated exposure to trauma

• OA.Works for Social change

  

  “I am working as an organiser on a housing campaign with Syrian refugees and homeless families in Belfast. This research would be really useful for our work in fighting for better rights.”

  Written in search of

  Chilean housing policy: a pendant human rights perspective

• OA.Works for Medical practice

  

  “I work in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We have a 27 year old patient from Colombia without siblings, so we are trying to perform a haplo transplant.”

  Written in search of

  Haploidentical donor transplants for severe aplastic anemia

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