OpenAIRE Newsletter September 2017
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OpenAIRE News
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Copyright Reform: Just say No!Join open letter to European Parliament to stop damaging copyright reform proposal
The First Open Science FAIRThe Flair of the Fair
OpenAIRE celebrates Open Access Week 2017!Webinar series from 23 to 27 October 2017
Social Science: Open to AllNorway is Converting Social Science and Humanities Journals to Open Access
Building the Blocks for Open ScienceDI4R 2017: Submit your Abstracts
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A coalition, led by SPARC Europe, has written an open letter to the members of the Legal Affairs Committee in the European Parliament. OpenAIRE, along with 15 other organisations, call for removal of proposal to restrict access to research. Add your name!
Responsible research, theatrical librarians, Open Science as a human right, TDM, Open metrics. These were just some of the topics on the agenda at the diverse and exciting Open Science Fair in early September where over 300 delegates came together in the new premises of the National Library of Greece (NLG) at the stunning setting of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre in Athens.
From 23 - 27 October 2017 OpenAIRE celebrates Open Access Week with a series of webinars, every day at 11 AM CEST and at 2 PM CEST. 
Work is now underway to select key Norwegian SSH journals and create a consortium for Open Access funding. CERES, an OpenAIRE partner, is organising the consortium.
OpenAIRE along with EGI, EUDAT, GÉANT, PRACE and RDA Europe will be organising the DI4R event in Brussels, 30 Nov - 1 Dec. The theme: “Connecting the building blocks for Open Science” welcomes a wide range of stakeholders and is now open for abstract submission.