Program wkrótce, wśród referatów planuj się wystąpienia:

• Should Diamond OA be viewed as a threat to librarians? to librarians , by Ramare, Olivier & Anna Wojciechowska (France)
• Taking Stock: Organizing OA Operations Based on Existing Researcher Practices, by Andrea Wirth [USA]
• Sci-Hub and LibGen: what if… why not?, by Louis Houle [Canada]
• Open Access – Increasing engagement with academics to move beyond compliance, by Dawn Hibbert [UK]
• Investing in Open Access: Identifying, Evaluating, and Supporting Open Access Resources, by Katy Mathuews & Others [US]
• The Upside Down’: exploring off-set pricing models and article deposit terms at KAUST, by Stephen Buck and J. K. Vijayakumar [Saudi Arabia]
• Polish Digital Libraries Federation as an Example of Country-Scale Open Access Infrastructure, by Marcin Werla [Poland]
• Librarians Promotional Strategies to Enhancing Faculty Discovery and Access to Open AccessResources in Nigerian Universities, by Dr Chinwe V. Anunobi and Dr Mrs Rebacca Ape [Nigeria]
• Keeping Open Access Content: A Framework for Multi-Agency Actions, by Peter Burnhill and Gaëlle Béquet [UK]
• The Bridge of Knowledge – defining and implementing national Open Access policy by Polish universities. Gdańsk University of Technology perspective, by Anna Wałek and Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska [Poland]
• Long-term Accessibility and Re-use of Intuitional Repository Contents of Some Selected Academic Institutions in Nigeria, by Ezra Shiloba Gbaje [Nigeria]
• The Darakht-e Danesh Library: Taking Action for Afghan Educators through an Open Access Repository, by Rebecca Miller and Letha Goger [Germany and Afghanistan]
• Open access and digital preservation strategies in Technical University Libraries of India, by Sanghamitra Dalbehera [India]