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Wayfinders #6: Diamond OA communities-of-practice in action

Please note that views expressed in OASPA webinars are those of the individual speakers and do not represent the view of OASPA. Support our work: OASPA is a small mission-driven, non-profit foundation supporting and improving Open Access globally. If you are not an OASPA member and would like to help sustain our work please consider becoming a Supporter or making a one-off contribution. https://www.oaspa.org/membership/supp... https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... Share your ideas: Do you have an idea for a future OASPA webinar? If there is a topic you would like us to consider, we invite you to send us your ideas via this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... Panelist Biographies Femi Arogundade is a microbiologist, public health instructor, and the Open Science Community Manager and consultant for the West and Central African Research and Education Network (WACREN). With extensive experience in open access publishing, research ecosystems, and open research infrastructure, he has a longstanding commitment to advancing equitable access to knowledge as a public good. Femi also serves as the Community Lead/Moderator for the No-Fee Open Access Publishing in Africa Community of Practice, a collaboration between WACREN, Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL), and African Journals Online (AJOL). He is also the Community Lead for the Coalition for Open Access Publishing of Public Health in Africa (COPPHA). As a consultant, he has worked with several organisations in the United States on developing open educational and open science resources. He has collaborated with key organisations championing equitable access to knowledge, including Knowledge E’s Open Science initiative (the Forum for Open Research in MENA). LinkedIn:   / femi-arogundade-microbiologist   Jane Buggle is the Librarian at the Institute of Art, Design + Technology in Dublin. She is founder/ Manager of the Irish Open Access Publishers (IOAP) community of practice, Chair of the Library Association of Ireland’s Library Publishing Group, and Convenor of the IFLA Library Publishing Special Interest Group (SIG). Tracy Creagh is part of Queensland University of Technology’s Office for Scholarly Communication in the Library, managing their collection of Diamond open access scholarly journals – and current Managing Editor of the Student Success Journal. Tracy is a member of the ALMASI International Advisory Board and co-convenor of the Australian Scholarly Communications Community of Practice Diamond Journal Publishing group supported by Open Access Australasia and the Council of Australasian University Librarians. Tracy also works with DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) as their Communications Assistant – supporting international engagement via blogs, social media and support for projects, collaborations and events. LinkedIn:   / tracy-creagh-afhea-926119105   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/creaght.bsky... Malavika Legge is OASPA’s Program Manager, leading activities supporting OASPA’s vision for the future of open access. She also authors OASPA’s posts on Equity in Open Access and is creator of OASPA’s Wayfinders. With roots in content development, and extensive experience from a variety of roles in corporate and non-profit scholarly publishing, her work enables cross-functional collaboration and brings disparate groups together. Malavika dreams of a world where scholarly publishing is open – by default, for everyone.