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If you would like to participate in the SSP C3 Community platform and you are not or have not been an SSP member or registered for an SSP event in the recent past, you will need to create a SSP Profile. If you believe that you may already have a profile on record with SSP, please login using your username and password. If you're unsure of your log in information, you can retrieve them on the login page .

To create a profile, enter your information on the Create a Profile page. 

Upon completion, you will be redirected to the Community Rules and Etiquette for the platform. After clicking "I agree," you’ll be directed to the All Communities page, where you can join the Industry Announcements and Events community. If your organization is member of SSP, you’ll also be able to access the Member Exchange community.

Latest from Industry Events and Announcements

  • The Editorial Freelancers Association (EFA) is updating its editorial Rate Chart and is opening the rates survey to all freelancers for the first time-you don't need to be an EFA member to participate. The survey takes about 10-15 minutes to complete ... More

  • The Council of Editors of Learned Journals (CELJ; celj.org ) is conducting a survey on journal-based peer review in the humanities and humanistically oriented social sciences (HSS). This survey, funded by the Mellon Foundation, is meant to establish ... More

  • A final reminder! We are accepting nominations, including self nominations, for the Editor in Chief of the GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing . We invite members of the Library Publishing Coalition and community to apply.Fill out a short form to ... More

  • Indiana University Libraries, in collaboration with the IU Indianapolis University Library and IU's Institute for Advanced Study, invites you to a series of events celebrating Open Access Week . The 2025 theme is " Who Owns Our Knowledge? " IU is ... More

  • Greetings We are seeking nominations , including self-nominations, for a new Editor-in-Chief for the award-winning GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing (GWJEP). The EIC sets the editorial vision for the GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing and works ... More

News from SSP

  • SSP President Rebecca McLeod reflects on the SSP community's resilience and focus on advocacy to support research and academic freedom. The post Presidents Letter | December 2025 appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • What to expect for 2026 Annual Meeting and Membership Rates By Melanie Dolechek, SSP Executive Director As the costs of delivering high-quality professional experiences continue to rise across our industry, SSP is making thoughtful, necessary adjustments to membership and Annual The post The Price of Connection: Supporting SSP’s Mission in a Changing Economy appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • As 2025 comes to a close, now is the ideal time to prepare for a strong start in 2026. The SSP Compensation and Benefits Benchmarking Survey provides valuable, data-driven insights for both individuals and organizations—while contributing to one of the most important shared resources in scholarly publishing. The post Set Yourself—and Your Organization—Up for Success in 2026 appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • Cactus Communications, a leading technology company specializing in AI and expert services for the scholarly publishing ecosystem, is partnering with De Gruyter Brill to offer comprehensive author support services through its flagship brand, Editage. The collaboration will offer De Gruyter Brill authors editorial, The post Cactus Communications and De Gruyter Brill Launch Author Services for Health, Medicine, and Life Sciences Researchers appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • Hum is pleased to announce that IOP Publishing is exploring broader use of Hum’s AI-based editorial assistant, Alchemist Review. IOP Publishing helped shape the initial development of Alchemist Review and its responsible approach to augmenting in-house editorial processes. The new The post IOP Publishing Explores Expanded Use of Alchemist Review for Editorial Workflows appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .