The annual GW Ethics in Publishing Conference engages students, professionals, and researchers in scholarly publishing, library science, and scholarly communications to explore research and promote action on ethical issues in publishing. Publishing, library, and scholarly communications professionals, scholars, faculty, and students will present on topics such as challenges facing peer review; publishing equity; impact of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility efforts; Artificial Intelligence (AI) and research integrity; multilingualism; accessibility; inclusive practices in language editing and design; representation on editorial boards; measuring success and publishing impact; community-centered peer review practices; and more.
Organized and hosted by the Graduate Program in Publishing, College of Professional Studies, George Washington University
