Require free access over the Internet to journal articles arising from taxpayer-funded research.

About

This campaign is the personal, pro bono work of open access advocates, including Michael Carroll, Heather Joseph, Mike Rossner, and John Wilbanks.

We are grateful to an entire network of organizations that have helped us with outreach on our first day, including Lybba, the Public Library of Science, the Open Knowledge Foundation, Creative CommonsGenetic Alliance, Open Science Federation, Patients Like Me, Sage Bionetworks, and The Cost Of Knowledge. If you’re not listed and you’d like to be please drop us a line on twitter

The heroes of the first #OAMonday on Twitter were too many to name, but we are grateful to you all. We also owe a debt to the many people worldwide who have spent years fighting for open access. Learn more at the Open Access Directory.

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