[GOAL] Invitation to the International and national copyright policy action for OA Webinar

[Iryna Kuchma]

[Forwarded message from Vanessa Proudman <vproudman at sparceurope.org>]


Last year SPARC Europe published a report taking stock of the OA
copyright publisher
policies of a range of publishers to identify how far they currently
support OA twenty years in with the publication Open Access: An analysis of
publisher copyright and licensing policies in Europe, 2020
<https://zenodo.org/record/4046624#.X458NEIzaLI>  It has seen over 3,000
downloads so far.



EIFL and SPARC Europe are now co-hosting a webinar in early March to
provide *an update on rights retention and open licensing policies *from a
range of copyright policymakers that* support Open Access to publications*.

Presenters will include *international funders* from cOAlition S and the
European Commission and *national policymakers* from several European
countries. We will also have the Director of Policy at Creative Commons
with us to discuss *open licensing*.

The webinar will end with a *panel discussion* on where OA copyright policy
alignment is important in the future.



We’d like to invite you to join us on this webinar. See here for *the
programme <https://sparceurope.org/webinar_copyrightpolicyoa2021/>.*



*Title: International and national copyright policy action for OA*

Time: Monday, 8 March 2021, 2pm CET (duration, 2 hours)

Please register here
<https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1_E001J9RG-E4EHlq1mYpg>



You can send questions to the panel in advance to copyright at sparceurope.org



Please forward the invitation on to colleagues who are interested in copyright
and in empowering authors to share their knowledge as widely as possible.



Best regards, Vanessa



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Vanessa Proudman

Director, SPARC Europe



@SPARC_EU

https://www.sparceurope.org
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