CC Certificates spring into action
In order to better teach open tools and practices to communities around the world, Creative Commons has developed open educational resources and a certification program called the CC Certificate.
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Lessons learned from a year of Slack, 1000 members, and immeasurable community growth
As we pass 1,000 active users on Slack, we want to take a moment to give gratitude to our community for making it happen.
Honoring Our Friend Bassel: Announcing the Bassel Khartabil Free Culture Fellowship
Today we’re announcing the Bassel Khartabil Free Culture Fellowship to honor his legacy and lasting impact on the open web.
Announcing the Bassel Khartabil Memorial Fund
Our friend and colleague Bassel Khartabil was Creative Commons’ Syrian project lead, an open source developer, a teacher, a Wikipedia contributor, and a renowned free culture advocate. He was also a devoted son and husband, and a great friend to many in the global open knowledge community. We were heartbroken and outraged to learn earlier … Read More “Announcing the Bassel Khartabil Memorial Fund”
CC accueille les francophones: Welcome the CC 4.0 French License Translations!
After more than two years of dedicated effort by an extraordinary group of CC francophone community members from more than 8 countries around the globe, we are delighted to publish the official translations of our 4.0 licenses in French.
Toward a Better Internet: Building Prosocial Behavior into the Commons
What does it mean to exhibit prosocial behavior? For our purposes, we mean behavior that leads to healthy collaboration and meaningful interactions online.
Announcing the Creative Commons Community Activities Fund
Inspired by the Awesome Fund, we are excited to announce the Community Activities Fund as part of our ongoing efforts to support the activities of CC communities and beyond.