Events
April 2024 and December 2023
Practical sessions with clear calls to action for publishers to support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Providing links to resources to help them do so and showcasing the benefits of supporting the SDGs.
March 2024 and March 2023
Providing practical guidance and resources for publishers to support the Sustainable Development Goals, and introducing the SDG Publishers Compact Fellows Group.
February 2024 and 2023
Action-oriented sessions focusing on improving the communication of research to achieve the SDGs. Practical ideas on how researchers, publishers and practitioners can support progress towards the goals through translating research into actions.
January 2024
In this panel discussion we asked four publishing industry leaders “Can scholarly publishers change the world?” and heard their views on what publishers can and should do to support the SDGs in a meaningful way.
November 2023
In this recorded short presentation, we explore how plain language summaries (PLS) of research help practitioners, policymakers and the public find answers to today’s challenges and what publishers and other stakeholders can do to make progress.
May 2023
This practical, hands-on workshop explored how to make research more accessible to non academic audiences with practical advice and a worked example of how to write for non expert readers.
April 2023
This virtual event focussed on the Top Action Tips and shared trends for better aligning academic research and educational materials with the SDGs, and improving the sharing of research findings with practitioners and policymakers.
March 2023 and June 2022
In these presentations, the Fellows updated HESI and its stakeholders on our progress, with new projects started, partnerships forged, and new tools and resources produced by the Fellows.
November 2022
This event focussed on the Top Action Tips for Publishers and Editors, sharing trends for better aligning academic publishing with the SDGs, and improving the sharing of research findings and ideas for new research with practitioners and policymakers.