An effort to increase access to research in social work, lead by Matt DeCarlo & Kimberly Pendell. https://xitter.cf/t.co/3L6seS2Ueb or https://xitter.cf/t.co/KoYaP1Pgd5
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It’s OA week! We’re here to remind you…
Share your valuable research with practitioners in the field! Make your articles available in a repository like @socarxiv. Learn more: opensocialwork.org/research/…
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Happy International Open Access Week!
OA Week is off to a great start with advocates across the world taking action to advance "Open for Climate Justice." You can follow the conversation at #OAWeek and explore a selection of activities for the week at openaccessweek.org/blog/kick…
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Federal #OpenAccess policy does not mean you have to pay to publish your papers "open access." Post them on an open server like SocArXiv. No embargo, no charge.
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Announcing a new, open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to abolitionist perspectives in social work research, education, policy, and practice. Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work is now accepting articles for publication!
LEARN MORE HERE: APSWJournal.com
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63% of US faculty members would be happy to see the traditional subscription-based model replaced entirely with an #OpenAccess publication system. 73% see the impact factor as “highly important”, down from 81% in 2015. reddit.com/r/Open_Science/co… nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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"articles studying the global North are systematically less likely to mention the name of the country they study in their title compared to articles on the global South. This constitutes, potentially, an unwarranted claim on universality"
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Great examples of the value and impact of open practices.
When someone asks: Why operate in open? We've got plenty of examples to make the case. Share with your community the impact of #OpenAccess #OpenData #OpenScience and #OER. sparcopen.org/impact-stories…
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Data are available upon request : xitter.cf/PloederlM/status/15456…
In @socarxiv: Parents with Disabilities Involvement in the Child Welfare System: A Twenty-First Century Bibliography by Elizabeth Lightfoot doi.org/10.31235/osf.io/erzs…
In @socarxiv: Racial bias and ASWB exams: A failure of data equity by @profmattdecarlo osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/bg…
Don’t just sign away your author’s rights!
When you sign a copyright transfer form, you can decide which rights you want to keep, and which you want to give away. SPARC has a full set of resources to help you learn more about your rights as an author & tools to effectively manage your copyrights. sparcopen.org/our-work/autho…
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🚨🚨🚨 Social work scholars, practitioners, and students:
What are some topics/concepts/issues missing from SW methods and stats books that you'd like to see discussed in future texts?
#SocialWork #SocialWorkEducation #socialworkers
@openSWeducation @openswresearch
This is why OA in social work can be so powerful -- policymakers, social workers, and community groups will access and make use of your research.
New study: "We find that half of all [@theNASEM] report downloads are used for non-academic purposes, inc to improve…services by medical professionals, local & regional planners, public health workers, & veterans’ advocates, to name just a few."
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