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The 21st International Conference on Open Repositories (OR2026) will be held online June 8-11, 2026. The theme for the OR2026 conference is: Open to All? Repositories at the Intersection of People, Practice, and Emerging TechnologiesExploring how repositories sustain open knowledge exchange while advancing FAIR principles, preservation, community building, and responding to the challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies.Our last online conference, OR2021, was held with “Open for All” as the theme. As we look back over the past five years, what has changed in the broader landscape of repositories? What new challenges are open repositories facing? How are repositories responding and addressing these challenges, and what opportunities are they embracing? As we embark on a fully online conference in 2026, we ask, are open repositories Open to All? We particularly welcome proposals aligned to the overall theme, but also on other administrative, organizational, or practical topics related to open digital repositories. We are interested in the following sub-themes:Sustaining open knowledge exchange: How do we balance commitments to openness with long-term resilience and sustainability through our practices and partnerships?FAIR principles: How are we ensuring that repository content is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reuseable and how are we addressing the ability of machines to automatically find and use digital assets?Preservation: How are financial and resource impacts addressed in our work to ensure that repositories and their digital content are preserved into the future?Community building: How do we strengthen and continue to build an open community of practice?Responding to challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies: New technologies have the potential to offer both opportunities and challenges to repositories and scholarly communication infrastructure. How are we taking advantage of opportunities and mitigating potential threats? Submission categories include workshops, panels, roundtable discussions, presentations, and pre-recorded lightning talks. Please visit the Call for Proposals page to learn more about the submission categories including a full list of submission templates that can be downloaded, recording and dissemination information for accepted proposals, and key dates. Note that all submissions must be made in ConfTool, our conference management tool.  The deadline for submissions is January 11, 2026.Please note: This is a firm deadline for submissions and there will not be an extension. We are thrilled about the opportunities an online conference provides and only plan to charge a small registration fee to attendees from “high income” countries to cover the online platform costs. Registration for all other attendees will be free.  Program Co-Chairs:Joseph Kraus, Colorado School of MinesIanthe Sutherland, University of EdinburghPaul Walk, Antleaf Ltd.Maureen P. Walsh, The Ohio State University Libraries Contact: or26-program-chairs@googlegroups.com For the Open Repositories Steering Committee:Liz Krznarich and Ilkay HoltWebsite:  The 21st International Conference on Open Repositories (OR2026) will be held online June 8-11, 2026. The theme for the OR2026 conference is: Open to All? Repositories at the Intersection of People, Practice, and Emerging TechnologiesExploring how repositories sustain open knowledge exchange while advancing FAIR principles, preservation, community building, and responding to the challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies.Our last online conference, OR2021, was held with “Open for All” as the theme. As we look back over the past five years, what has changed in the broader landscape of repositories? What new challenges are open repositories facing? How are repositories responding and addressing these challenges, and what opportunities are they embracing? As we embark on a fully online conference in 2026, we ask, are open repositories Open to All? We particularly welcome proposals aligned to the overall theme, but also on other administrative, organizational, or practical topics related to open digital repositories. We are interested in the following sub-themes:Sustaining open knowledge exchange: How do we balance commitments to openness with long-term resilience and sustainability through our practices and partnerships?FAIR principles: How are we ensuring that repository content is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reuseable and how are we addressing the ability of machines to automatically find and use digital assets?Preservation: How are financial and resource impacts addressed in our work to ensure that repositories and their digital content are preserved into the future?Community building: How do we strengthen and continue to build an open community of practice?Responding to challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies: New technologies have the potential to offer both opportunities and challenges to repositories and scholarly communication infrastructure. How are we taking advantage of opportunities and mitigating potential threats? Submission categories include workshops, panels, roundtable discussions, presentations, and pre-recorded lightning talks. Please visit the Call for Proposals page to learn more about the submission categories including a full list of submission templates that can be downloaded, recording and dissemination information for accepted proposals, and key dates. Note that all submissions must be made in ConfTool, our conference management tool.  The deadline for submissions is January 11, 2026.Please note: This is a firm deadline for submissions and there will not be an extension. We are thrilled about the opportunities an online conference provides and only plan to charge a small registration fee to attendees from “high income” countries to cover the online platform costs. Registration for all other attendees will be free.  Program Co-Chairs:Joseph Kraus, Colorado School of MinesIanthe Sutherland, University of EdinburghPaul Walk, Antleaf Ltd.Maureen P. Walsh, The Ohio State University Libraries Contact: or26-program-chairs@googlegroups.com For the Open Repositories Steering Committee:Liz Krznarich and Ilkay HoltWebsite:  Read original article: Read More

## OR2026 online 8-11 June 2026 ### Sessions & schedule Expect 1 day of pre-conference workshops and roundtable discussions on 8 June, followed by keynotes and presentations over 3 days, 9-11 June. Sessions will be clustered around times with the most timezone overlap (Americas morning and EU/Africa/Middle East afternoon). **New this year!** Instead of live 24×7 lightning talk sessions, brief lightning talk videos will be posted within the conference platform for on-demand viewing. All sessions will be recorded and made available to registered attendees within the conference platform shortly after each session ends. Recordings will be openly available in the Open Repositories Zenodo repository after the conference. ### Registration & fees We plan to charge a registration fee of $50 to attendees from “high income” countries as defined by the World Bank in order to support event platform costs. Registration for attendees from all other countries will be free. Attendees from high income countries without funds available from their institution may also be eligible for no cost registration. We will provide more information about how to request no cost registration once registration opens. **Registration will open in early April 2026.** ### More info & contacts More details will be posted here on the OR2026 website as they become available. Contact or2026-host-committee@googlegroups.com with any questions about OR2026. ## OR2027 in Salvador, Brazil 6-10 June 2027 Open Repositories will return in person in 2027, and the OR Steering Committee is thrilled to announce that the conference will take place in Salvador, Brazil 6-10 of June 2027! With an active and growing repository community in South America, we are excited to finally bring the conference to this region. OR2027 will be jointly hosted by Universidade Federal da Bahia (UFBA), Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT), Universidade Federal do Goiás (UFG), Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR) and Rede Brasileira de Repositórios Digitais (RBRD). The conference will be held at the Wish Hotel in Bahia, located near Salvador’s Historic Center, a vibrant center of history and culture which is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nearby, there are a wide variety of opportunities to explore the city, including its diverse gastronomy and musical traditions, which showcase its Afro-Brazilian roots. Stay tuned for more information about OR2027 in the coming months!