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Category: Advocacy & Statements

Responding to the Current Political Moment in the United States

AUPresses resolves to speak out - on behalf of our member presses and in concert with the wide scholarly community - about the very real threats to knowledge and scholarship posed by the current flood of US federal government policy mandates.

April 28, 2025
Categories: Advocacy & Statements

AUPresses Joins in Denouncing Federal Censorship of American History

The Association denounces recent efforts by the US government to censor historical content throughout its portfolio of official resources.

March 13, 2025
Categories: Advocacy & Statements

AUPresses Submits Responses to Consultations on Copyright and AI

As a global community of mission-driven publishers, the Association asserts that current copyright laws protect rights holder from unauthorized use of their work and should be upheld.

February 25, 2025
Categories: Advocacy & Statements, Policy Area Developments

AUPresses Supports Anti-Censorship Declaration

AUPresses joins with individual and institutional members of the scholarly communications community to assert that researchers must be freely able to conduct, collaborate on, share, review, and discuss their research.

February 19, 2025
Categories: Advocacy & Statements

AUPresses Decries Executive Order on Gender

We join with publishers, authors, booksellers, and librarians to affirm that the White House executive order recognizing only two sexes constitutes censorship and has no place in a free society.

February 12, 2025
Categories: Advocacy & Statements

AUPresses Joins in Repudiating Executive Order on K-12 History Education

Supporting the AHA-OAH Statement on Executive Order “Ending Radical Indoctrination in K–12 Schooling”

February 5, 2025
Categories: Advocacy & Statements

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