Access To Knowledge – A Matter Of Equity

This webinar discussed the Knowledge Equity Network (KEN), a new international initiative committed to reducing inequalities through increased access to knowledge. During this event KR21 looked at how the Declaration on Knowledge Equity supports the cause for open access to knowledge, linking this in particular to the focus of the work of Knowledge Rights 21 on regulatory reform to benefit education and research. The session featured contributions from: Masud Khokhar (University of Leeds / Research Libraries UK), Antonio Martínez-Arboleda (KEN), and Martine Pronk (LIBER Europe).