How university publishing can defend academic freedom, embrace innovation, and expand who gets to create and access knowledge—even in a time of profound change.

To meet the current moment, Educopia is offering free 30-minute Office Hours with members of our consulting team from May 27 to June 13, 2025.

Effective April 8, 2025, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) terminated the federal grant for “Next Generation Library Publishing: Pilot to Production”

Loss of Primary Source of Funding: a four-session workshop designed to help teams move from uncertainty and panic to grounded, values-aligned decision making.

Gabriel Solís of the After Violence Project discusses systems leadership through the lens of abolitionist advocacy, community archives, and restorative operations

Libraries base acquisitions decisions on values to reclaim and recalibrate the scholarly publishing landscape. The Next Generation Library Publishing project, composed of the Educopia Institute, California Digital Library and Stratos, in close collaboration with COAR, Lyrasis and Longleaf Services, found that to uphold values and principles like representative governance, equity, diversity, inclusion, transparency and openness, […]

Digital archivists are already experts at tackling the complex challenges of making research data open and accessible. We can help to smooth the transition. Digital archivists are already experts at t...

Libraries base acquisitions decisions on values to reclaim and recalibrate the scholarly publishing landscape. The Next Generation Library Publishing project, composed of the Educopia Institute, Calif...

Gabriel Solís of the After Violence Project discusses systems leadership through the lens of abolitionist advocacy, community archives, and restorative operations

Anne Lee Steele talks about the evolving open ecosystem, the human side of systems leadership, and what it takes to sustain collaborative digital communities today.

From SLI: The Sustainable Libraries Initiative (SLI) has been awarded a $175,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation’s Public Knowledge program to lead a 15-month project titled Operationalizing Community Resilience: Creating a Training and Partnership Model for Libraries. The grant will be administered by Educopia, SLI’s fiscal sponsor. The Sustainable Libraries Initiative (founded in 2015 and now The post Funding: “Sustainable Libraries Initiative Awarded $175,000 for Operationalizing Community Resilience: Creating a Training and Partnership Model for Libraries” appeared first on Library Journal infoDOCKET.

MetaArchive was the first and longest-running private LOCKSS network (PLN). Post sunset, Educopia is maintaining key resources for future reference.