Right to Research

@R2RC

The Right to Research Coalition is an international alliance of student organizations that promote open access to research through advocacy and education.

Washington DC; London
righttoresearch.org
Joined February 2010
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    24 May 2017

    Diego Gomez cleared by Colombian court for sharing research online!! BUT still faces appeal

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    8 Jun 2021

    Thank you, , for your tireless leadership on to taxpayer-funded research.

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    8 Jun 2021

    U.S. Senate affirms its support for faster access to taxpayer-funded research results.

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    26 Apr 2021

    Today the Open Access Button organization has a new name. We're now... ! Read on and let us re-introduce ourselves 👇 . Or, checkout our blog: .

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    9 Apr 2021

    Major library vendors have built sophisticated, global surveillance systems and sell services based on these systems to governments. We must confront that dollars from library subscriptions, directly or indirectly, now fund these systems.

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    25 Oct 2020

    This Tuesday, IFMSA will be hosting a Webinar on Open Access with the presence of a special guest; from in parallel to the Global . The webinar will be moderated by our very own LME and live-streamed at 16GMT on YouTube. Stay Tuned!

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    16 Jan 2020

    I will graduate in May. Suddenly all that research content I had access to will slip through my fingers. Make Open Access actually open!

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    16 Jan 2020

    . Students as taxpayers already pay to support scientific discovery in the U.S. Our colleges and universities cannot afford and should not have to pay a second time to access the research students already paid for.

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    16 Jan 2020

    . Graduate students and early career researchers need immediate, barrier-free, Open Access policies to continue to produce cutting-edge research and a top quality education to undergraduate students.

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    16 Jan 2020

    Hi all. Help us spread the word on why we need open access to taxpayer-funded research! today!

    On behalf of 210 U.S. college & university libraries, we ask to make a reality. Making taxpayer-funded research immediately available gives students, researchers & faculty access to latest and best science to fuel innovation and speed up discoveries.
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    16 Jan 2020

    Publicly-funded research should be available to the public. Happy to join so many other voices in calling on to support public access and academic values by guaranteeing

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  12. 16 Jan 2020

    As a coalition of organizations that represent millions of students, we believe it’s crucial the US have a strong open access policy so the next generation can learn from & build on cutting edge research cc

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    19 Dec 2019

    For the first quarter century of the Internet’s existence, scientists have stood by as publishers hid taxpayer-funded research behind paywalls. No more. It’s time for .

    Proud to join 125+ other organizations to oppose a costly proposed Administration policy that would undermine scientific discovery, American jobs, & our global competitiveness. Read the coalition letter:
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  14. 12 Aug 2019

    Announcing a new free resource from SPARC! We've developed a database with info about what thousands of peer institutions have paid for journal subscription packages. Click here to strengthen your negotiating power.

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    4 Jun 2019

    The theme for this year's International Open Access Week will be "Open for Whom? Equity in Open Knowledge" and focus on deepening our conversations about being inclusive by design & turning those conversations into action Details at

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    8 Mar 2019

    Reminder: it's time! We'll be discussing Algorithms of Oppression this Sunday at 2pm ET - call details & agenda will be on the Goodreads thread a few hours before. Spread the word! @Alisa_Lazear

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    21 Dec 2018

    Let’s get this important bipartisan, bicameral piece of legislation over the finish line...@NancyPelosi PLEASE support a House vote on Act H.R. 4174 TODAY to make Open the default for all Gov. Data.. It is great for govt, citizens, & innovation!

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    22 Jun 2018

    We're thrilled to recognize with our June 2018 Innovator Award for the project's work building a vision for the future of science & scholarship that is open, equitable, & inclusive—and demonstrating how that vision can be brought to life

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    30 May 2018

    2018 will take place Nov 2-4 in Toronto. works to develop, activate, & connect a global community of next generation leaders who are driving the culture shift toward open in research & education. Get updates and share:

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    24 May 2018

    Join our community call next Thursday May 31, 11am PST! Check the link for instructions and info on this calls speakers:

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