Grants awarded

To translate a website and exhibits on Danish Jews deportees to Theresienstadt into Czech, English, German and Swedish.

To build responsible access workflows for copyright and information policy. This grant ensures that Berkeley can continue helping scholars to use, create, and publish scholarship in ways that promote dissemination, accessibility, and impact.

To secure a national open access policy requiring immediate open access to all US federally-funded research outputs; to promote measurable changes in the ways universities and research funders incentivise and reward the open sharing of research outputs; and to catalyze actions to secure academic community control of key research communication infrastructure.

To accelerate research assessment reform by undertaking analysis and creating tools and resources to help institutions improve research assessment in the United States and Europe.

To develop a new software module for the Arches data management platform

To expand OpenCourseWare access and deliver engaging experiences for the many millions of smartphone-based learners. The project aims to increase OCW’s capacity to produce more rich media; reach more learners and offer more socially relevant content; and to launch new collaborations across the Open Educational Resources (OER) community to advance educational equity.

Towards the core endowment in recognition of the Bard Network's work.

To develop a scientific foundation for agricultural soil carbon credits.

To help conservation practitioners to make effective decisions by publishing and disseminating evidence-based conservation strategies.

Towards the documentation of endangered built heritage and oral traditions in the ‘Desert of the Mamluks’, part of Cairo’s ‘City of the Dead’ necropolis.

Towards the publication of open access monographs, and to further open access initiatives by membership and participation in other organizations advancing open access.

The Open Rivers Programme gives grants for work to remove redundant dams, weirs and other river barriers across Europe, so that rivers can flow naturally and biodiversity can flourish.

Oceans 5 gives grants to help stop overfishing, establish marine protected areas, and constrain offshore oil and gas development. The programme supports projects that provide lasting benefits to coastal communities and the world’s oceans.

Supporting the pesticide free towns campaign

Towards the core Wikimedia Endowment

To support the salary of the Chief Development Officer and associated costs

Towards supporting Borderland (Fundacja Pogranicze) and its programmes.

Towards the core costs of the Protected Planet platform

Towards preserving, documenting and providing access to historical materials relating to Soviet Jewry, the Refusenik movement and the Russian-speaking Jewish diaspora

Towards advancing open access