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Thursday, May 9 • 12:30pm - 1:25pm
Communicating Copyright and Coalition Building - Public Education and Advocacy

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Copyright law is central to three activities for CC advocates: (1) explaining the function of the licenses themselves and (2) advocating for laws and polices that support the creation of openly licensed materials, and (3) arguing for copyright flexibilities and copyright law reform. However, copyright education and policy advocacy can seem technical and separate from many users and creators core interests. This workshop brings together CC members who have worked to build coalitions around copyright or open policy advocacy topics and discuss successes and failures in public copyright education.

Session notes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TA5a2XV-nxht9WAfdCZQUlpEWx4CFOtOQ37S4VmY1Ws/edit
Speakers
avatar for Michael Carroll

Michael Carroll

Professor of Law, American University Washington College of Law
I'm one of the founding Board members of Creative Commons and served on the Board until December 2015. I've been involved with the CC USA chapter since then. I work mostly on open education, open access, open data, and open science. I'm also on the Board of the Public Library of... Read More →
avatar for Meredith Jacob

Meredith Jacob

Project Director - Copyright, Education, and Open Licensing, American University Washington College of Law Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property
I work at American University Washington College of Law - at the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property - pijip.org. We're also the home of Creative Commons United States - the US Creative Commons Affiliate. I'm interested in public interest intellectual property... Read More →

Thursday May 9, 2019 12:30pm - 1:25pm WEST
Beijing Room, 4th Floor, Museu do Oriente Av. Brasília 352, 1350-279 Lisboa, Portugal
  Open Education Open Science and Open Access

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