on X: "@CrimRxiv Consortium welcomes our newest member, @ACJS_National 🧡📈 Visit their open access Hub at https://t.co/KUNIwNlVEV. Learn more about our partnership in this video and press release https://t.co/0b2avZ6XtQ https://t.co/THKbXabiEh" / X

The CrimRxiv Consortium, a network of open criminology’s leading institutions, has announced its newest Member: the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS), an association to foster professional and scholarly activities in the field of criminal justice. ACJS is the first learned-society to join the Consortium, which launched a couple weeks ago with seventeen Members from Canada, England, Germany, New Zealand, and United States. To increase the Consortium’s visibility and impact, each Member has its own “Hub” on CrimRxiv, which aggregates and centralizes their authors’ open access publications. The ACJS Hub will spotlight open access articles in the association’s peer-review outlets: Justice Quarterly, The Journal of Criminal Justice Education, and Justice Evaluation Journal.

At the Twitter link is an announcement video made with AI, and a link to the press release.