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From August 1st to 31st, Archéo-Québec celebrates Archaeology Month's 20th edition! This annual event aims to promote Quebec's archaeological heritage and encourage a better understanding of Quebec history among the public. For the occasion, Érudit

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Indigenous peoples can be found on every continent, flourishing in a multiplicity of cultures and languages. Their number is estimated at 350 million, divided into 5,000 peoples. In Canada, the Indigenous population includes more than

Scholarly journals at the heart of indigenous studies

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In honor of National Indigenous Peoples Day, Érudit would like to highlight the contribution of the scholarly journals published on our platform to the field of Indigenous Studies. Enjoy your reading ! Discover scholarly publications

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To mark National Indigenous History Month, Érudit spoke to the team behind the journal Revue d’études autochtones. We wanted to find out more about the journal's name change officially announced at its 50th anniversary, as well

Barcelona Declaration Signing

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Érudit reinforces its commitment to the openness and transparency of research information by signing the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information. A vast majority of the research information essential for decision making and policy design

7 Journals Flip to Open Access in 2024

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The transition to open access represents an important step towards a more open research environment. This year, seven journals disseminated on erudit.org have taken this decisive step. Érudit publishes more than 280 scholarly journals, the

Caring for Scholarly Journals: Unveiling Recommendations to Preserve and Strengthen French-Language Scholarly Publishing

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Québec and Canadian scholarly journals are operating in an environment undergoing profound changes, which threaten their vitality and even their very existence. A series of concrete recommendations aimed at contributing to the future of scholarly

French Translation of the DOAJ Documentation

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A collaboration between Mir@bel and Érudit, the French translation of the DOAJ membership documentation will help to promote French-language scholarly journals published in open access. The DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) is an international

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