The missions of small publishers and university presses are not just big at heart—they are ambitious, impactful, and play a huge role in shaping trusted humanities and social sciences (h/ss) scholarship. From flagship journals published in university departments and societies to award-winning books from university presses, small publishers are contributing to publishing on a mighty scale. These publishers bring a wealth of history, editorial experience, and top authors but also take on financial risks. How do small publishers maintain the value of their content amidst shrinking budgets and the devaluing of h/ss research? This panel will explore how small publishers create and distribute content through community collaborations and strategic partnerships. Panelists will discuss the value of h/ss content and how partnerships can amplify groundbreaking ideas, reflect DEIA priorities, and enhance discoverability. Attendees will leave with strategies for building impactful partnerships that increase the reach and influence of h/ss scholarship.