Would this mean you expect that they will allow the PI in the McMahon case (Dept of Ed) to hold?

This is the specific link to watch: www.fpds.gov/ezsearch/sea...

I'm watching Sam.gov to see if a modification went through. I'm hopeful! In the meantime, you can email ERICRequests@ed.gov to see if you get a response. I'd expect an email newsflash from IES either way shortly

Email Matthew.Soldner @ ED.gov

I think I had 300 emails left. The big publishers were notified first, then in alphabetical order. The sources left typically only had one source.

The list is a record and can easily be obtained via FOIA.

It was not DOGE. It was career staff trying to let the field knew before they got laid off

Actually, if you look at the selection policy, Canadian journals are not considered international (same as UK, Aus, and NZ). Lots of Canadian journals remain, especially if they provide full text and are peer reviewed

The reason why the list isn't public is because notifications weren't completed before the government staff were fired

Peer review status, permission to display full text, country of material, ED funded work.

Think about it, you really don't want to open this up to subject matter. And you also don't want to reopen the selection policy.

There is almost no federal staff left at NCES to issue licenses, house the data, or review for disclosure

The reason for no public announcement is the civil service staff was fired. It is coming

ERIC doesn't pay journals to be in it. The assessment was done exactly as stated in the selection policy: prioritizing IES funded work, US based content, peer review, grey literature, and sources that allow ERIC to display full text.

I can assure you DEI played absolutely no part of the determination. I'm happy to talk more about the process

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