Knowledge Futures

"Launching audio/visual preprints takes scholarly communication to the next level - giving scientists the multimedia platform to express their expertise not only in text but truly engaging with other researchers."

The Commonplace is a space where people discuss the digital infrastructure and policies needed to distribute, constellate, and amplify knowledge for the public good.

A conversation about the role of preprints, sharing, and collaboration hosted by ASAPbio and the Knowledge Futures Group, held on 31 March 2020 and transcribed here.

As an invitation to potential partners, this announcement outlines plans for inaugural KFG programs to address critical knowledge challenges

The past year has brought an enormous amount of change and growth to the KFG. This report will provide a more complete picture of where we are and where we’re going.

In principle and in practice, collectively, the KFG values diversity and implements inclusive practices both within our own organization as well as throughout the information landscape and its related fields: academia, research, education, journalism, the arts, and technology.

July 13, 2021 @ 14:00 - 17:00 EDT | Online

Date TBD | Online | Hosted by the Knowledge Futures Group

A celebration of the many eclectic and diverse things we have been thinking about

With $2MM in additional funding, Knowledge Futures Group launches Membership program and Community Services

As part of this engagement, Arcadia has also signed on as a Network-level Member of KFG

Creatively translate research into clean, compelling Community and publication design with a thoughtfully remote and mission-driven team | Remote, part-time for 4 months, $20.00/hour

Presented in collaboration with LYRASIS and Media Studies Press. This discussion is intended to be helpful to publications and knowledge-sharing groups that are new, existing, already open, and/or are looking to move to an open model.

C4DISC and KFG collaborate to release: Anti Racism Toolkit for Black, Indigenous and People of Color in Scholarly Publishing and the Guidelines on Inclusive Language and Images in Scholarly Communication.

A collection of Things from Knowledge Futures