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Huma-Num soutient et participe, en partenariat avec OpenEdition et Charles University, à la 1ère école d’hiver "Open Data Citation for Social Science and Humanities" organisée par DARIAH dans le cadre du programme H2020 Humanities at Scale.Cette école d'hiver, qui se déroulera à Prague du 24 au 28 octobre, réunira 20 participants de toute l'Europe autour de 10 thématiques sur les questions du libre accès aux publications et données de la recherche, de la citation des publication et données, des revues de données, etc.[caption id="attachment_2807" align="alignleft" width="212"] HaS DARIAH Winter School[/caption]Le programme est accessible sur le carnet de recherche de l'école d'hiver et une bibliographie est proposée en ligne.Vous trouverez ci-dessous le communiqué officiel de l'événement :As part of the Humanities at Scale Work Package 4 dedicated to Training and Education, the Prague Winter School will gather speakers and participants from different backgrounds and with various experience to work on the issue raised by the question of Open Data Citation for Social Sciences and Humanities.This collaborative event involves several institutions: DARIAH-EU Humanities at Scale, Huma-Num (CNRS), OpenEdition and Charles University.20 participants have been awarded with a grant to support their participation and to give a great opportunity to gather an international group of people interested in scholarly communication, open access and open science. This group has a great balance between experts and students and between academics and professionals.The outcome of the event will be the production of a communication package disseminated by the end of the year.The Winter School is organised as 10 thematic sessions about Data Management Plan, Persistent Identification, Evaluation, Acknowledgment and Credit Circulation, Case Studies, Data journals and Editorialisation of Open Data, Economy of Open Access and Open Data Publication, Infrastructure and Platform, Social Impact.Find the full program here: https://datacite.hypotheses.org/program