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How can you support open access?
Use open access resources in your research! Turn to open access before subscription journals whenever possible.
Publish your work in an
open access journal
Submit copies of your work to an open repository
Learn and exercise your
author's rights and copyrights
Consider an
author's addendum to secure your rights [PDF]
Consider
Creative Commons licensing
Help your professional organizations, peers, and students
understand open access and what it means to them
Consider peer-reviewing for an open access journal
Adapted from the
University of Lethbridge
Resources
Open Access Week
Tri-Agency Open Access Policy
Open Citation Project
Sherpa Romeo
Right to Research Coalition
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