Celebrate and Stand with SUP
Stanford University Press is facing attrition or elimination of its institutional budget. We've gathered news, updates, and community responses, along with advocacy resources and background information.
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Join us this summer!Register today for an exciting schedule of events designed to address the day-to-day of scholarly and university press publishing—from the nitty-gritty to the 30,0000 foot view to the crystal ball.

The Coalition for Diversity and Inclusion in Scholarly Communications (C4DISC) has been launched by 10 trade and professional associations, including the Association of University Presses.
A Joint Statement of Principles has been issued. Read more >
Formally established in 1937 as the Association of American University Presses, AUPresses is a community of publishing professionals and institutions committed to the highest caliber of research-based scholarship. Together, we advocate for the fundamental role of scholarly publishing in achieving academic excellence and in cultivating and disseminating knowledge.
Please note, the Books for Understanding program is currently dormant. While not updated recently, many existing lists feature still-essential scholarship on current events.
Transgender/LGBTQ Civil Rights >
Recommended Reading:
2019 Journals Survey White Paper
"The Real Work of University Presses"— Jennifer Crewe & Peter Berkery, Publishers Weekly
AUPresses offers a wealth of resources for members and our broader community:
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