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Building a sustainable, global knowledge commons
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RGB
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#7DC34B
Mantis
125, 195, 75
95, 50, 53
36, 0, 62, 24
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#1D4FC4
Persian Blue
29, 79, 196
222, 74, 44
85, 60, 0, 23
COAR is an international association with over 120 members and partners worldwide, including libraries, universities, research institutions, and government funders. The organization's main goal is to connect individual repositories and repository networks to build capacity, align policies, and act as a global voice for the repository community. With a focus on leadership, community, and innovation, COAR is dedicated to creating a sustainable, inclusive, and trusted global knowledge commons based on a network of open access digital repositories.
COAR's Executive Director, Kathleen Shearer, has been at the forefront of open access, open science, scholarly communications, and research data management for over 15 years. Under her leadership, COAR has expanded its international reach and impact. The organization publishes an annual report detailing its achievements and activities. COAR offers the opportunity for institutions to join its global network and enhance their profiles. If you're looking to be a part of a prominent force in the world of open access and research, consider becoming a member of COAR.
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The Confederation of Open Access Repositories color palette uses the hex codes #7DC34B, #FFFFFF and #1D4FC4.
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