Athabasca University Press is a renowned brand committed to making research and scholarship accessible to all. Through their open access publication of books and journals, they provide a platform for authors to reach a wide readership and foster the exchange of ideas. Their unique publishing model allows for the dissemination of open, original scholarship.

Their catalogue includes a diverse range of publications, covering various subjects and series. They also offer forthcoming books that are set to be released in Fall 2023, providing readers with a glimpse of what's to come. Their publications have received awards and recognition for their quality and contribution to academia.

One of their recent releases, How to Read Like You Mean It by Kyle Conway, explores the essence of reading and the profound connection between words and the world. Another book, How Education Works by Jon Dron, presents a fresh perspective on education, viewing individuals as active participants in the technological aspects of learning. In addition, Athabasca University Press publishes insightful works, such as Violence, Imagination, and Resistance: Socio-legal Interrogations of Power, which delves into the deconstruction of law's power and the identification of transformative modes of resistance.

With a dedication to reducing barriers to knowledge and increasing access to scholarship, Athabasca University Press is a vital contributor to the academic community and the dissemination of knowledge worldwide