Take Action
more you can do
1) Contact Congress now to express your support for public access to taxpayer-funded research and for this bill. Act now through the ATA Legislative Action Center.
2) Issue a public statement of support from your organization and share it widely with members, colleagues, and the media. Send a copy to sparc [at] arl [dot] org to be featured here.
3) Join the Alliance to support the continued advancement of public access to research in the U.S. Institutional membership is FREE.
4) Share news with friends and colleagues.
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5) Add this image to your Web site and show your support for taxpayer access to federally funded research:
6) Explore our Issue pages for time-sensitive calls to contact Congress and express your support
7) Order and share "I support Taxpayer Access buttons and stickers"
Call to action – Thank Chairman Clay for hosting the hearing on public accessSep 2, 2010All supporters of public access to publicly funded research are urged to please write to Chairman Clay to express thanks for taking this important step in Congress. Talking points and contact information are included for your use below. Your action is requested NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 17th.
VOTE FOR PUBLIC ACCESS as a priority for individual agencies -- by MARCH 19Mar 12, 2010LET THE AGENCIES KNOW PUBLIC ACCESS IS YOUR PRIORITY. Give strong comments a 5-star rating or submit your thoughts to any agency.
(Passed) DEADLINE THURSDAY - Let the White House know you support public access to publicly funded researchJan 19, 2010January 21 is the *final* deadline to submit comments in response to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) Request for Information (RFI) on public access to publicly funded research. Your input will be *critical* in helping the administration to form a deep and balanced view of stakeholders’ interest in ensuring public access.
Share your views on public access: New phase of discussion with the White House underway nowJan 3, 2010The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) now invites your input on the *management* of policies to deliver public access to the published results of taxpayer-funded research, to be submitted to the online discussion no later than TOMORROW, January 7, 2010.
CALL TO ACTION: Let the White House know you support public access to public funded researchDec 15, 2009All are urged to respond to this pivotal opportunity, as individuals and on behalf of institutions and organizations, NO LATER than January 21, 2010. Your input will be critical in helping the administration to form a deep and balanced view of stakeholders’ interest in ensuring public access to publicly funded research.
