Apr
21
2021
Message to Members: CONGRESS 2021
Dear Members,
Dear Members,
From November 2020 to January 2021, CALJ conducted a survey to better understand how the journal community in Canada has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey was shared with members of CALJ, with the journals currently hosted on Érudit, and with the wider Canadian scholarly journal community.
A total of 58 Canadian journals completed the survey. The results and the raw data relating to their responses is found below.
CALJ would like to thank Érudit for their assistance in drafting the survey as well as in distributing the survey.
In February, we welcomed Dr. Jessica DeWitt to the CALJ Team as our new Communication and Promotions Coordinator! Jessica is an environmental historian, editor, and digital communications strategist. Jessica will work with CALJ to effectively communicate and promoted the work of the organization, membership, and broader Canadian scholarly journal community.
We are pleased to announce that the application process for the 2021 SRC/CALJ Journal Innovation Award is now open.
This award recognizes innovation implemented or first measured in 2019 or 2020 by a Canadian scholarly journal and which is focussed on enhancing readership and/or other forms of engagement with journal content.
This is our opportunity to showcase the innovation that’s happening in Canada with our scholarly journals!
CALJ-ACRS Annual Conference is going virtual this year. We will be taking part in the Congress but since we can't meet in person we'll be gathering on-line.
Plan on joining us on May 27th & 28th
2021 Congress is going Virtual!
The 90th Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences
Hosted virtually from the University of Alberta
May 27 - June 4, 2021
February 24, 2021 - 12:30-1:30 ET
Building the Conversation: Social Media Strategies for the Scholarly Community
Justin Lauzon, Marketing Coordinator, University of Toronto Press
An evaluation of the ASJ funding opportunity is currently being conducted as part of SSHRC’s standard evaluation of ongoing programming. Since the previous evaluation of the ASJ in 1985, major changes have taken place both within the program and in scholarly communication more generally. The findings from the evaluation will help to inform decisions regarding the future of the ASJ in this changing environment. Please join us in this webinar to learn more about the progress and preliminary findings from the evaluation.
The discussion of diversity and inclusion is not a new topic in the area of scholarly publishing and scholarly communications. Given the emergence of organizations such as the Coalition for Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Communications (C4DISC), among others, this presentation will share some considerations on diversity and inclusion with regards to:
The Coalition for Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Communications (C4DISC) is pleased to announce that it is now accepting new members, partners, and volunteers. C4DISC was originally formed in 2017 by a small group of trade and professional associations, including CALJ-ACRS, to discuss and address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion within the scholarly communications industry. To learn more about C4DISC, please visit https://c4disc.org/.
Last Wednesday of the Month! – September 30, 2020 12:30 ET
Join CALJ-ACRS for our upcoming webinar on developments in open access publishing and hear about various models explored globally!
