This session demonstrates how implementing an antiracism toolkit promotes equity in scholarly publishing, highlighting its impact on professional practices.
This session presents a revised Antiracism Toolkit for Allies—a dynamic, actionable framework designed to empower publishing professionals in dismantling systemic racism by creating workplace communities where everyone strives. Given the escalating political polarization and global rise of far-right movements, university and society presses face increased challenges in upholding ethical, inclusive, and antiracist publishing practices, what making such resources essential for advancing equity within scholarly communication. Attendees explored the framework of allyship, examining its role as a strategic approach for supporting antiracist practices and promoting equity. A special focus of the presentation was on applying the toolkit’s principles to organizational policies and workflows, equipping presses with the tools to not only adapt but lead in promoting equity and justice in publishing today.
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