Growing numbers of public libraries are incorporating STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) activities in their services and programmes. 

STEAM is a learning approach that stimulates curiosity and creativity, and builds skills that are useful for education, work and day-to-day life, like problem solving, critical thinking, communications and collaboration, while simultaneously developing learners' knowledge of STEAM subjects. 

Growing numbers of public libraries are incorporating STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) activities in their services and programmes. 

STEAM is a learning approach that stimulates curiosity and creativity, and builds skills that are useful for education, work and day-to-day life, like problem solving, critical thinking, communications and collaboration, while simultaneously developing learners' knowledge of STEAM subjects. 

Growing numbers of public libraries are incorporating STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) activities in their services and programmes. 

STEAM is a learning approach that stimulates curiosity and creativity, and builds skills that are useful for education, work and day-to-day life, like problem solving, critical thinking, communications and collaboration, while simultaneously developing learners' knowledge of STEAM subjects. 

In this article, Tetiana Yaroshenko, EIFL Country Coordinator in Ukraine, traces the history and growth of open access and open science in the country over the years. She shines a light on how the international scientific community, including publishers, continued to support Ukraine after Russia’s invasion in 2022, significantly expanding access to knowledge and enabling Ukrainian scholars to continue to research and publish. 

In this article, Tetiana Yaroshenko, EIFL Country Coordinator in Ukraine, traces the history and growth of open access and open science in the country over the years. She shines a light on how the international scientific community, including publishers, continued to support Ukraine after Russia’s invasion in 2022, significantly expanding access to knowledge and enabling Ukrainian scholars to continue to research and publish. 

In this article, Tetiana Yaroshenko, EIFL Country Coordinator in Ukraine, traces the history and growth of open access and open science in the country over the years. She shines a light on how the international scientific community, including publishers, continued to support Ukraine after Russia’s invasion in 2022, significantly expanding access to knowledge and enabling Ukrainian scholars to continue to research and publish. 

Join this EIFGL webinar that introduces UMinho Editora, the academic press of the University of Minho, and PUB IN, the Portuguese national infrastructure for scholarly journal publishing.

Pedro Principe, Carla Marques and Marta Morgado (University of Minho) will show how Open Journal Systems (OJS) is used to support the entire editorial workflow – from submission and peer review to publication –  in the two platforms and how it contributes to interoperability, visibility and the adoption of Open Science practices in Portuguese journals.

Join this EIFGL webinar that introduces UMinho Editora, the academic press of the University of Minho, and PUB IN, the Portuguese national infrastructure for scholarly journal publishing.

Pedro Principe, Carla Marques and Marta Morgado (University of Minho) will show how Open Journal Systems (OJS) is used to support the entire editorial workflow – from submission and peer review to publication –  in the two platforms and how it contributes to interoperability, visibility and the adoption of Open Science practices in Portuguese journals.

Join this EIFGL webinar that introduces UMinho Editora, the academic press of the University of Minho, and PUB IN, the Portuguese national infrastructure for scholarly journal publishing.

Pedro Principe, Carla Marques and Marta Morgado (University of Minho) will show how Open Journal Systems (OJS) is used to support the entire editorial workflow – from submission and peer review to publication –  in the two platforms and how it contributes to interoperability, visibility and the adoption of Open Science practices in Portuguese journals.

EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator Milica Ševkušić will talk about equitable and affordable access to knowledge at the Open Access Week 2025 event for the Botswana Open University community. The event will also cover trust and transparency in open access publishing, copyright, fair use and rights retention topics. EIFL Country Copyright Coordinator in Botswana Mr Khutsafalo Kadimo is among the speakers. 

EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator Milica Ševkušić will talk about equitable and affordable access to knowledge at the Open Access Week 2025 event for the Botswana Open University community. The event will also cover trust and transparency in open access publishing, copyright, fair use and rights retention topics. EIFL Country Copyright Coordinator in Botswana Mr Khutsafalo Kadimo is among the speakers. 

EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator Milica Ševkušić will talk about equitable and affordable access to knowledge at the Open Access Week 2025 event for the Botswana Open University community. The event will also cover trust and transparency in open access publishing, copyright, fair use and rights retention topics. EIFL Country Copyright Coordinator in Botswana Mr Khutsafalo Kadimo is among the speakers. 

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will address librarians participating in the Botswana librarians forum on Equitable access and affordability. The event is organized by EIFL's partner, the Botswana Libraries Consortium (BLC).

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will address librarians participating in the Botswana librarians forum on Equitable access and affordability. The event is organized by EIFL's partner, the Botswana Libraries Consortium (BLC).

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will address librarians participating in the Botswana librarians forum on Equitable access and affordability. The event is organized by EIFL's partner, the Botswana Libraries Consortium (BLC).

The EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP) team has released a new ‘Small Bites’ training video for public librarians and public library trainers, titled ‘Different roles of a good trainer: Instructor, Facilitator and Coach’.

The EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP) team has released a new ‘Small Bites’ training video for public librarians and public library trainers, titled ‘Different roles of a good trainer: Instructor, Facilitator and Coach’.

The EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP) team has released a new ‘Small Bites’ training video for public librarians and public library trainers, titled ‘Different roles of a good trainer: Instructor, Facilitator and Coach’.

Join us for this EIFL webinar with Ina Smith, Planning Manager, Academy of Science of South Africa and Khulisa Journals Manager, and learn how to access, interpret and combine journal statistics from multiple sources, including OJS statistics, Altmetric data, Google Analytics and indexing services. Ina will demonstrate how to locate and export key metrics to create a concise one-page overview of statistics, and a dashboard that supports editors and journal managers in communicating insights to their editorial boards and using data to make informed decisions.

Join us for this EIFL webinar with Ina Smith, Planning Manager, Academy of Science of South Africa and Khulisa Journals Manager, and learn how to access, interpret and combine journal statistics from multiple sources, including OJS statistics, Altmetric data, Google Analytics and indexing services. Ina will demonstrate how to locate and export key metrics to create a concise one-page overview of statistics, and a dashboard that supports editors and journal managers in communicating insights to their editorial boards and using data to make informed decisions.