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Reports: 13 March 2023
Annual summary 2022
A summary of our work in 2022 is now available, in which we share highlights from our grantees’ work and details on new initiatives.
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News: 20 December 2022
Arcadia co-founder, Peter Baldwin, speaks at Internet Archive's 'Book Talk'
Our co-founder, Peter Baldwin, discussed his book, The Copyright Wars, with Pamela Samuelson.
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Reports: 25 February 2022
Annual report 2021
Our 2021 annual report is now available, in which we share highlights from our grantees’ work and details on new initiatives.
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News: 03 February 2022
Our giving to SPARC
Our giving to the Scholarly Publishing and Resources Coalition
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Article: 01 October 2021
The role of book reviews in the academic book ecosystem – a report
A report by Katie Phillips, Arcadia's intern, examining the importance and relevance of book reviews to open access publishing.
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Article: 11 February 2021
Q&A with Lisbet Rausing
Arcadia co-founder Lisbet Rausing speaks to Mongabay about Arcadia's work, COVID-19 and her reasons for optimism.
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Article: 21 September 2020
How we do... regranting programmes
We make some grants through out-sourced programmes. Learn more about how and why we do regranting.
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Article: 21 September 2020
How we do... Open access
Find out more about how and why we fund projects to promote open access.
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Case Study: 15 September 2020
Freeing public domain information
Public.Resource.Org is dedicated to publishing and sharing public domain materials that legally and morally should be free, but are locked behind paywalls.
Programme: Advancing open accessFocus area: Intellectual property rightsGrantee: Public.Resource.Org -
Case Study: 15 September 2020
Improving public access to university press publications
Despite large-scale digitization projects, much recent scholarship is still only available in print, making it inaccessible to scholars, policy makers and the public.
Programme: Advancing open accessFocus area: MonographsGrantee: Internet Archive -
Case Study: 15 September 2020
Commons Collaborative Archive and Library
The amount of open access material on the internet is continually growing. Creative Commons allows people to easily share their own material for the benefit of others.
Programme: Advancing open accessFocus area: DiscoverabilityGrantee: Creative Commons