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Looking Back on a Busy and Productive Year at EWAP

As EWAP moves into its sixth year, it feels like a good moment to pause and reflect on what has been a busy and productive year.  A Growing Archive We now have 26 projects in our online open access archive . This feels like a major milestone, and it’s been great to see the archive grow in both scale and richness. On top of this, another 11 projects are expected to wrap up in the coming month , keeping the momentum going. These completions reflect not just the hard work of project teams, but also the fact that EWAP’s processes are now running more smoothly and consistently than ever. Adding More Depth: Follow-On Grants One of the most exciting developments this year was the launch of our new Follow-On Grants scheme . We offered ten awards of up to £10,000 to support short, six-month projects starting between January and April 2026. The call opened in August, with applications reviewed by the Advisory Board in September. These grants are all about adding extra layers to existing pro...

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