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May
06
2020

CALJ/Journals’ Responce To COVID-19

As the current crisis unfolds, a strong sense of community among journals is as important as ever. CALJ continues and will continue to support and advocate Canadian journals through this time of uncertainty.

We want to reach out to members to learn how you are affected by the COVID-10 pandemic. The CALJ Executive wants to make sure we understand the full impact the crisis has had on the industry in order to advocate strongly to partners, stakeholders, and governments.

Feb
05
2020

2020 Annual CALJ Conference | May 29 – 31 | University of Western Ontario | Social Media: Value & how to focus your efforts | Data Management & Availability Policies: helping your authors comply | Diversity & Inclusion in Scholarly Publishing

2020 Annual CALJ Conference | Friday May 29 – Sunday May 31st University of Western Ontario | London ON

Jan
06
2020

Making your journal digital content more accessible & inclusive Education and Scholarly Resources Webinar – January 21, 2020 at 12:00 ET / 9:00 PT

The CALJ Professional Development Committee is very pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar focused on the current state of accessible digital content in education and scholarly resources. If you ever wondered about any of the following questions, this webinar is for you!
• Can the digital content you publish be read by digital screen readers?
• Is the font your journal uses easy to read for people with visual impairments?
• Do you include image descriptions for every image you publish in your digital content?

Jun
20
2019

The winner of the 2019 Scholarly and Research Communication Award

The winner of the Scholarly and Research Communication Innovation Award for 2019 is Canadian Literature. Canadian Literature is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of literary criticism and review established in 1959 and published by UBC. The journal fosters wide academic interest in Canadian literature for both academic and general readers. It publishes Canadian and international scholars, writers, and poets in every issue. http://canlit.ca

Jan
23
2019

2019 SRC Scholarly and Research Communication awards

Award Poster

The purpose of the SRC Scholarly and Research Communication awards is not only to provide recognition to outstanding work but also to highlight the contributions that journals make to scholarly discourse. In a time of prevailing attention to open access, it is important to ensure that the means remain in place for journals to continue their good work in serving and building research communities.

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Nov
20
2018

Effective Social Media Strategies for Journals Webinar – January 16, 2019

As previously announced, the CALJ Professional Development Committee is organizing a webinar focused on effective social media strategies for journals to be led by Marketing Strategist Monique Sherrett. Please join us on January 16, 2019 at 9:00 PDT / 12:00 EST. If you have already registered, you will receive access information closer to the date. Registration is still open and there are still spaces available. To register, please contact Ken Clavette at administrator@calj-acrs.ca as soon as possible as space is limited.
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marketing
scholarly journals

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