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![Title of image says Making the Invisible Visible: Editors as Changemakers. There is an open book icon to the left and body text on the right that says: “[Culture] does not just passively exist …. It has continually to be renewed, recreated, defended,” according to academic Raymond Williams. As editors, we often think of our work as invisible and even as intended to be so. Join us to discuss how we can be visible and create positive change within our profession, including making book publishing and the wider editorial profession more equitable, diverse, and inclusive. We’ll focus on creating a profession we all find value in and feel valued in, and on exploring the role editors play in renewing, re-creating, and defending our professional and wider cultures](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GK1HGJPX0AE5rDP.png?name=orig)
ALT Title of image says Making the Invisible Visible: Editors as Changemakers. There is an open book icon to the left and body text on the right that says: “[Culture] does not just passively exist …. It has continually to be renewed, recreated, defended,” according to academic Raymond Williams. As editors, we often think of our work as invisible and even as intended to be so. Join us to discuss how we can be visible and create positive change within our profession, including making book publishing and the wider editorial profession more equitable, diverse, and inclusive. We’ll focus on creating a profession we all find value in and feel valued in, and on exploring the role editors play in renewing, re-creating, and defending our professional and wider cultures
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ALT Abstract image lower left. Slide title says Core Objectives. Bulleted list says: Learn persistent myths and assumptions on plagiarism and copyright. Understand the types of plagiarism and how to identify and communicate about it. Learn best practices for evaluating permissions, and the basic workflow for how permissions are obtained. Explore how Al is beginning to affect all areas of this topic.
ALT Abstract image upper right. Text says: Overview Considerations Myths & Assumptions So, What Is Plagiarism? Copyright and Permissions: The Basics What About Al? Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion What Role Do Editors Have? Key Takeaways
ALT Abstract image lower left with text that says Plagiarism and Copyright in an Age of Content Recycling, AI, and Global Discourse
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![Text is set in white over a salmon-colored background with a book icon on the left and the hashtag #ACES2024 at the bottom. Title text reads: Making the Invisible Visible: Editors as Changemakers. Body text reads: “[Culture] does not just passively exist …. It has continually to be renewed, recreated, defended,” according to academic Raymond Williams. As editors, we often think of our work as invisible and even as intended to be so. Join us to discuss how we can be visible and create positive change within our profession, including making book publishing and the wider editorial profession more equitable, diverse, and inclusive. We’ll focus on creating a profession we all find value in and feel valued in, and on exploring the role editors play in renewing, re-creating, and defending our professional and wider cultures.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GEOoWneWsAICOAe.png?name=orig)
ALT Text is set in white over a salmon-colored background with a book icon on the left and the hashtag #ACES2024 at the bottom. Title text reads: Making the Invisible Visible: Editors as Changemakers. Body text reads: “[Culture] does not just passively exist …. It has continually to be renewed, recreated, defended,” according to academic Raymond Williams. As editors, we often think of our work as invisible and even as intended to be so. Join us to discuss how we can be visible and create positive change within our profession, including making book publishing and the wider editorial profession more equitable, diverse, and inclusive. We’ll focus on creating a profession we all find value in and feel valued in, and on exploring the role editors play in renewing, re-creating, and defending our professional and wider cultures.
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