Abstract
This editorial provides an overview of recent developments in the publication ecosystem of the Society of Transparency, Openness, and Replication in Kinesiology (STORK), including Communications in Kinesiology (CiK), SportRχiv, and Kinesiology Books. A major milestone is the migration to the University of Ottawa Library, ensuring long-term financial sustainability and technical support while maintaining editorial independence. The editorial highlights ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and research quality of the articles published by CiK, including mandatory open data and code policies, open peer review, and guidelines for the responsible use of artificial intelligence. It also outlines progress in indexing, editorial restructuring, and platform growth, alongside current challenges such as increasing submission volume. Developments across CiK, SportRχiv, and Kinesiology Books further reflect STORK's commitment to accessible and scholar-led publishing to strengthen a sustainable publishing model aimed at advancing transparency, openness, and reproducibility in kinesiology, health, and rehabilitation research.