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Veuillez accéder à une version française de l’annonce originale de Coalition Publica ici / Please access a French version from Coalition Publica’s original announcement here.

Coalition Publica partners Érudit and the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) have been calling for applications by scholarly journals wishing to be disseminated on Érudit’s platform as of January 2024, in order to benefit from services for journals, including financial support through the Partnership for Open Access.

The deadline to apply has been extended to Monday, April 10, 2023 – journals should apply before this date to be considered for 2024 and journals that apply after this date may be considered for the following year. The application itself takes about 1-2 hours and contains very short answer, check box, and text fields (e.g., copy and paste existing information from journal website into form).

As part of Coalition Publica, the partnership between Érudit and the Public Knowledge Project (PKP), this call is also open to scholarly journals that use PKP’s Open Journal Systems (OJS).

### SELECTION CRITERIA

To be eligible, applicant journals must meet the following criteria:

- The journal must follow a rigorous and independent peer review process.

- At least one third of the journal’s editorial committee must be made up of researchers affiliated with a Canadian post-secondary educational institution and/or the journal must be owned by a Canadian not-for-profit organization.

- The journal must publish at least six scholarly articles per year.

- The journal must have been published for at least two years as a peer-reviewed scholarly journal.

- The journal must be related to a social science or humanities discipline.

- The journal must publish primarily in English and/or French.

### CONTACTS

To communicate in French:Hocine Chehab, Digital Publishing Officerhocine.chehab@erudit.org

To communicate in English:Jessica Clark, Coalition Publica Coordinatorjessica.clark@erudit.org

### ABOUT COALITION PUBLICA

Coalition Publica is a partnership created by Érudit and the Public Knowledge Project dedicated to the advancement of research dissemination and digital publishing in the social sciences and humanities in Canada, specifically designed to support the SSH community in the transition towards sustainable open access. Coalition Publica will pursue this goal through the development of a non-commercial, open source national infrastructure dedicated to digital scholarly publishing, dissemination, and research —combining PKP’s Open Journal Systems (OJS) software and Érudit’s digital dissemination platform (erudit.org).

Visit Érudit here for more information, journal services, and to apply.__This announcement was adapted from those released by Érudit and Coalition Publica.