How are we shaping the future of knowledge?

Open Publishing Fest celebrates communities developing open creative, scholarly, technological, and civic publishing projects. Together, we find new ground to share our ideas.

The fest is built on a desire to connect people and, at the same time, showcase a revolution in publishing occurring around the world and across sectors and industries. It’s an opportunity to bring people together in many ways, allowing participants to host sessions in their own style and on their own terms.

This is at once a collaborative and distributed event. Sessions are hosted by individuals and organizations around the world as panel discussions, fireside chats, demonstrations, workshops, and performances etc.

Join us by proposing a session. Proposals will be considered on a rolling basis up to and throughout the fest. You choose:

  • your topic
  • your participants
  • your timezone and time
  • your technology (for streaming etc)
  • your language

Pretty much its about you and the event or events you want to host. Indulge! We will only filter out topics that are not about open publishing in someway.

If you dont know where to start with your setup, we made a small collection of links and options in the Event toolkit

Feel free to propose an event for inclusion using the proposal form.

Please use the #OpenPublish tag when tweeting!

For more info or to discuss ideas please email adam@coko.foundation

Want to help us pay for this awesome event?

We are open to sponsorship. If you would like to help us find $ to pay for the event or would like to sponsor the event then drop Adam a line! adam@coko.foundation

Participant Guidelines, Privacy Policy and Event Expectations

You can find the Participant Guidelines for the Open Publishing Fest here.

Our privacy policy can be found on https://aspirationtech.org/privacy_policy

We’re following the following event expectations

Credits

Concept: Adam Hyde (Coko)

Organisation: Adam Hyde, and Julien Taquet (Coko)

Curation: Adam Hyde, John Chodacki

Site Design and Dev: Agathe Baëz & Julien Taquet (Coko)

Illustrations for 2024 from Agathe Baëz (using the amazing typeface Pilowlava designed by Jérémy Landes and Anton Moglia)

Sys Ops: Cloud 68 (Cloud68.co/)

$ : this event is financed by Coko

All code is open source. The calendar code developed for this event can be found at https://gitlab.coko.foundation/open-publishing/openpublishingfest

We are more than happy to talk to anyone that would like to organise a similar event on how we did it and what we learned.