The CONP promotes the value of rich, comprehensive, living publications as open and reproducible alternatives to traditional papers. A flagship project of the CONP is the innovative new publishing platform, Evidence (formerly known as NeuroLibre), which brings a fresh approach to publishing academic research. It provides a platform where researchers can share their Jupyter notebooks and interactive data analyses before they are formally published. This allows for more flexible and accessible communication of scientific results. Evidence aims to make research more reproducible by enabling others to review and validate the analyses and results. It also aims to democratize interactive visualization of complex data by simplifying the process of accessing and running analysis code from other laboratories, reducing unnecessary barriers for collaboration.