I'm an attorney and an advocate for open access to scholarly articles. During law school, I co-founded an open access policy initiative at the University of Washington.[1] After several years of advocacy alongside SPARC, the Right to Research Coalition, OpenCon, and others, the policy was successful.[2] In broad strokes, I’m interested in digital policy, open communication systems, free speech and journalism, and copyright issues.
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- ^ Gebhart, Gennie; Ziskina, Juliya. "Students as leaders in open access advocacy: The story of the University of Washington initiative | Gebhart | College & Research Libraries News". doi:https://doi.org/10.5860/crln.76.10.9394.
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