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Hacia una evaluación académica justa y responsable en la Red de Centros CLACSO de Venezuela
Scroll down for the English translation of this report: Community Engagement Grant Report: “Towards a…
Panel “Potencialidades de los Repositorios de Acceso Abierto para la evaluación inclusiva, diversa y equitativa de la investigación en ALC”
A DORAat10 Local Event Report In May 2023, DORA celebrated it’s 10th Anniversary with two…
The Latin American Forum on Scientific Evaluation (FOLEC) in action
The Latin American Forum on Scientific Evaluation (FOLEC) is a regional space for debate on the policies and practices of the evaluation of scientific work as well as the long-term implications of evaluation processes. Through FOLEC, the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) seeks to change the system by recognizing and rewarding the open, common and public domain of knowledge and its connection with democratizing and sustainable models of science that are committed to solving societal problems.
Psicología (con)Ciencia Abierta (Argentina): an event to advance the implementation of open science practices and research assessment reform in psychology and the social sciences
A DORA Community Engagement Grants Report In November 2021, DORA announced that we were piloting…
Signing DORA is a mandatory requirement for the journals indexed by Redalyc
Many journals play a significant role in regional academic communication in Latin America. The research they publish has profound societal impacts that improve the quality of life in the local community. We fear these journals are at risk of disappearing, because their sustainability increasingly relies on where they are ranked within Web of Science or Scopus.
Annual report: a recap of activities of the San Francisco Declaration of Research Assessment (DORA) in 2019
Over the past year, it has become apparent that the declaration represents just one part of DORA’s portfolio of activities. In 2019, DORA added resources and examples of good practice to the web page, organized sessions at academic conferences, published perspective pieces, hosted virtual events, and co-sponsored our first meeting with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Incorporating open access activities as explicit criteria in researcher assessment
Implicit evaluation criteria can heavily influence researchers’ decisions. But as a global academic community, we can reconcile our priorities with how we evaluate researchers by modifying the standards we use in research evaluations.
2019 in review: DORA’s list of the top 10 advances in research assessment
As 2019 winds down, the DORA steering committee and advisory board wanted to highlight the ways research assessment reform has advanced in the last year. From new data on assessment policies to the development of new tools, the scholarly community is taking action to improve research assessment in concrete ways.
DORA releases new engagement & outreach policy for organizational signatories
Today, DORA is announcing an update to its policy for organizational signatories. What is the…